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What a loss.  It was Richard's book, "The Joys of Beekeeping" that sparked
my interest in bees, that led me to my first class on beekeeping with Dewey
Caron at University of Maryland in the spring of 1977.  I corresponded with
Richard briefly while in the Army stationed at Walter Reed Army Institute of
Research.   He was a charming man.

We have all lost with his passing.

Coleene



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