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multigraincracker

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2. Doctor Bill reminds me of my dad.

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Tue Mar 12, 2024, 07:18 AM

Mar 2024

He was also a Professor Emeritus and was as passionate about his research. Dad always said he would do the same work even if he didn’t get paid for it. Another trait he shared was the ability to explain the science to folks with no background in the subject and make it interesting to them.

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Doctor Bill reminds me of my dad. multigraincracker Mar 2024 #2

how is that rock not buried? of course now i wonder. my grandfather's cousin found abig chunk of quartz in the woods. pansypoo53219 Mar 2024 #3

Thanks for posting this! WestMichRad Mar 2024 #4