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GLENN A HARRIS

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HONORED ON PANEL 15E, LINE 69 OF THE WALL

GLENN ALVIN HARRIS

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GLENN A HARRIS

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POSTED ON 12.7.1999

POSTED BY: Tom Lehner

Knowing Glenn

Glenn,
All these years later, I still remember that you lived on the South Side of Chicago, had a girl friend named Wanda, and your favorite song was "Cast Your Fate to the Wind". I miss you brother.
Lehner

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