Sternal, Robert Michael Age 95, of Roseville, MN. Bob was born in Duluth, MN. His parents, both of whom are deceased, were Stephen John and Eleanor Lillian Sternal. He had three siblings: Marilyn Carnes (John) of Little Canada, MN; John (Delores) Sternal of Duluth, MN and William Sternal of Pasadena, CA (deceased). He and his wife of near- ly 70 years, Mary (Endresen) Sternal married on and had three children: James (Terri) of Bigfork, MN; Anne Piper (Herb) of St.
Paul, MN and Michael Sternal of Monti- cello, MN; four grandchildren: Jennifer Sternal-Johnson (Chris), Thomas Sternal, Jessica Sternal, and Matthew Sternal; three great- grandchildren: Ethan and Alex Sternal-Johnson and Hunter Sternal. Bob graduated from Duluth Denfeld HS in 1946, served in the Air Force from 1946-1949 and graduated from the of M-Duluth in 1953. Most of his working career was spent in state service. He retired in 1987 as Director of Disability Determination Services. Bob enjoyed outdoor sports, especially fly fishing, and designed and built beautiful furni- ture for their home and his childre- homes.
In later years Bob and Mary spent much of each winter in Ft. Pierce, FL. The thing he enjoyed most in life was seeing his children grow to be responsible, caring adults and see- ing the younger generations pro- gressing to adulthood in the same manner. His personal observation was always that he grew up and lived in the best possible time. Bob considered himself blessed.
Memo- rial service will be held at First Memorial Funeral Chapel 1979 Old Hudson St. Paul, MN 55119. (651-789-0404), interment at Fort Snelling Cemetery. Streeper, Elizabeth Blackett passed away peacefully on March 6th, 2024 at the age of 81. Elizabeth grew up in Midvale, Utah, gradu- ated from Jordan High School and the University of Utah.
Like her mother before her and her daughter after, she taught school for 7 years in SLC and in Denver be- fore meeting her soulmate, Richard D. Streeper. They were married for 56 years and have one beloved daughter, Ann. A volunteer at heart, Elizabeth served numerous organizations. She firmly believed in the power of giving back.
Elizabeth was a devoted mother who never missed an opportunity to attend one of many activities or events. She was an avid Girl Scout leader (even a T-Ball Coach!) As a young girl, Elizabeth loved riding on her 4th of July floats in Midvale and riding horses at her uncles trading post in New Mexico. She supported Richard in their many moves, always establishing their home and creating a warm environ- ment. Elizabeth was active in the political process. She served many roles.
While she was a Republican delegate to the Minnesota State Convention numerous times, in her later years her passion shifted dramatically to the Democratic Party. As she told everyone: Go Hilary! Elizabeth and Richard traveled the world together and Elizabeth, a profound chocoholic, could tell you where to find the best chocolate bar in just about any city world- wide. She is loved by many for her openness and kind heart. life was altered by disease of It was not easy, but she was able to maintain warmth and an easy smile over the last 12 years. She has left us, but she is now at peace and surrounded by those that love her.
She is our sunshine. She is preceded in death by her father, Marx Cazier Blackett, moth- er Phyllis Larson Blackett and now her sister, Ann Blackett Harris, who passed away a week after Elizabeth. She is survived by her husband Richard, daughter Ann, brothers-in-law Kenneth and Scott and 4 nieces and nephews and their children. At her request there will not be a service. In lieu of flowers or donations, Richard and Ann re- quest instead, you volunteer some of your time to someone living in elder care.
Sit with them, listen to their stories, monitor their care. Or simply hold their hand. Murphy Woodbury 651-702-0301 Sundell, M. Diane (Dodson) Diane Sundell passed away peacefully with her family by her side on March 9, 2024 after a brief illness. She is preced- ed in death by the love of her life of 53 years, John R.
Sundell, father C. Merrill Dodson, and brother Charles B. Dodson. She is survived by her mother C. Andree Dodson, children Jessica Sundell, Eric and Betsy (Elworthy) Sundell, Chi and Thu Tran, and 4 grandchildren: Reyna, Boden, San and Junnie, and countless nieces and nephews.
Diane was born and raised in Clay Center, KS, and later moved to Red Wing, MN, where she graduated in 1967. She earned her degree from Hamline University. In 1970, she met John at Cass Lake Episcopal Camp (CLEC), and were married in 1972. Diane was a youth minister for many years in the Episcopal Diocese of MN, working at a few different churches throughout her career. She loved youth ministry.
Over the years she was actively in- volved in programs such as youth group, various mission trips, Teens Encounter Christ (TEC) and espe- cially at CLEC, where she was a Dean for the junior high camp for several years. Diane and favorite place to be was at the family cabin on Burntside Lake in Ely, MN. They loved spending time on the lake there with their family and friends, their dogs, and hosting the famous Sundell Dock Parties. A Celebration of life will be held for Diane on Saturday, April 20th at 1pm at St. Episcopal Cathedral in Minneapolis.
Food and refreshments to follow. In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to one of the following: Sheltering Arms Foundation, The Loppet Foundation, or Heart of the Valley Animal Shelter in Bozeman, MT. Sundem, Larry R. 76, passed away March 6, 2024. Grew up in Richfield and graduated from St.
Cloud State University. Larry served in the Air Force from 1967 to 1971. There will be a celebration of life on Thursday, March 28, 2024 from 4-8 p.m. at the Peterson Chapel in St. Michael.
OlsonSchwartzFuneralHome.com Swatosh, David Timothy "Tim" 85, Minneapo- lis. Passed away March 15. Preceded in death by his parents, Echo and Frank, Sisters, Elise, Catherine and Barbara Jean, Brothers Delbert and Frank. Survived by children Ann (Michael) Infante, Jane (Philip Waugh) Swatosh, David Swatosh Grand- children Isabella Graziella Infante, Echo Logan Waugh, Elijah, Oliver Elizabeth Swatosh, Broth- ers, Tom, Jim John, Sister Linda. Proud Service in the US Navy and National Association of Letter Carriers.
Dad was a life long fighter for social justice. Private interment at Ft Snelling. Memorials to the VA. Theisen, Dr. Sylvester died on March 18, 2024, at home in St.
Joseph, at the age of 99. Sy was a professor of sociology at St. University for over 45 years. With Vera, his late wife, he raised a family of nine children, traveled around the world, and made many lifelong friends. A celebration of life will be held this summer.
Torkelson, Cassian Graham passed away peacefully on at the age of 7 months. Even the smallest rock, when thrown into a lake, will make ripples that reach far beyond its size. Cassian is held lovingly by his great-grandparents who all preceded him in death. He is survived by his brother Soren, pa- rents Britta Torkelson and Andrew Wilson of Minneapolis, grandpar- ents Karen and Howard Wilson of Northfield, grandparents Cindy and Paul Torkelson of Hanska, and many other family and friends. A memorial gathering will be planned at a later date.
In lieu of flowers please donate to Crescent Cove Pe- diatric Respite and Hospice Home in Brooklyn Center in name. Tracy, Joan Marie (Laudner, Stern) passed away peacefully at her home on March 19, 2024 while on hospice. She was born September 28, 1960 in Charles City, Iowa to Pete and Eileen Laudner. She is sur- vived by her husband Troy Tracy, daughters Megan Stern, Kaley and Matt Anderson, grandchildren Hailey, Isabelle, Nash and Nova, her brothers Randy (Deb) and Tim. Joan was a NICU nurse for 23 years at North Memorial and worked at Mercy Hospital in the mother baby unit for 7 years.
She touched count- less lives with her devotion for the care of all of her patients. She will be missed by the many people she has touched in her life. Turnquist, Sean Anthony Sean Anthony Turnquist, a beloved son, brother and friend to many, passed away after a 3 year battle with leukemia. The second son of Ed Gloria Turnquist, Sean graduated from Wayzata High School in 1979 and from the University of Minnesota in 1984. He loved the outdoors plus the competition and camaraderie of all things sports, including fish- ing.
Sean was a gifted high school athlete- playing varsity hockey, baseball and golf. He skated for the U.S. National team in the 1985 Bandy World Championships in Oslo, Norway. In his late Sean was stricken with Transverse Myelitis, ending his ability to run or skate. However, he never lost his positive attitude and felt he was blessed that he could do most of the things he enjoyed for another 30 years.
He had a wonder- ful 37-year career in real estate, in which he enjoyed helping others, especially new home owners. faith and courage grew as his leukemia battle intensified. He considered his strengthening faith his most important accomplish- ment. Right up to the end he felt at peace through the presence of Jesus. He was grateful and hum- bled by the support of family and friends.
Sean is survived by his mother Gloria and his siblings and their children: Eric (wife Myrtle and chil- dren Ray and Hanna), Eddie (wife Marcia and children Macklin and Amelia), Peter (wife Mary and son Tony and Tracy (chil- dren Sarah with daughters Emma and Aspen and son Steven Celebration of Life is 2:00 pm Friday, May 17th at Wayzata Community Church, 125 Wayzata Blvd. Wayzata, MN. A reception will di- rectly follow at Rush Creek Golf Club, 7801 County Rd 101, Maple Grove, MN. In lieu of flowers Sean requested donations to St. Jude Research Hospital.
David Lee Funeral Home Wayzata 952-473-5577 www.davidleefuneralhome.com Underferth, John Thomas 76, of Mpls. died from a 14 month bat- tle with can- cer on March 6, 2024. Mass of Christian Burial will be at 12pm Fri, April 26 at the Catholic Church of St. Peter, 6730 Nicollet Ave. Richfield.
Visitation at 11, lunch at 1 pm. Bradshaw Funeral and Cremation Valdovinos, Merodie Joann December 20, 1951 March 8, 2024 After having battled colon cancer for a year, Merodie died while be- ing cared for by Abbott Northwestern Hospital staff and her lov- ing husband (Ramon) Ray, her daughter Alissa and husband Tom. Merodie was a life-long Minnesotan. She was born in Minneapolis and lived with her family in Edina until she left to go to college in Mankato. Be- ing the only daughter while having three brothers meant she had to learn how to find and nurture life- long friendships.
She did so by demonstrating compassion, empa- thy, honesty and reliability which were always mixed with a healthy dose of self-depreciating humor. Little did Merodie know that in 1974 an urgent trip to a local filling sta- tion for car maintenance would change her life. It was there she met her future husband Ray. She was swept off her feet and they married in 1976 and put down roots in Burnsville, where Merodie loved to decorate their home and tend to her flower gardens. After Alissa was born appreciation of art grew exponentially.
As a moth- er she marveled at how Alissa could express her artistic talent across so many media. Over the years Merodie held several jobs but her favorite was being part of the circulation staff at Dakota Apple Valley Library. She loved working with the staff and helping patrons. Merodie is preceded in death by her parents, Reverend Vernon E. John- son and Maryann Johnson and her father-law, Sal Valdovinos.
She is survived by husband, Ray; daugh- ter, Alissa Stark; son-in-law, Tom Stark; brothers and sisters-in-law, Steve Johnson, Brom and Barb John- son and Gary and Becky Johnson. She also is survived by nieces, nephews, cousins and many special friends. A service will be held graveside in the coming months. Memorials can be donated to The American Cancer Society. Welle, Carol Regan (nee Melady) Age 89 Of Excelsior, MN Dearly loved mother, grandmother, great grandmother, nana, tutu, sis- ter, aunt and friend died peacefully on Wednesday, March 13, 2024 sur- rounded by family.
Born on January 5, 1935, in St. Paul, MN to Stephen J. Melady, Jr. and Emily J. Fogarty Melady, Carol was the second old- est of four daughters.
She graduat- ed from the Convent of the Visita- tion in St. Paul, MN in 1952 and from Rosary College in River Forest, IL in 1956. Carol also studied in Fribourg, Switzerland, an experience she cherished for the rest of her life. In 1957, Carol married Robert M. Regan and had four children, Cynthia R.
Smith, Lee B. Regan, Mark F. Regan (Phyllis), and Robert M. Regan Jr. (Paula).
The family moved to Excelsior, MN where she formed lifelong friendships, played piano and sang in the St choir, acted in plays, and hosted quilting gatherings. She lived her life extraordinarily and unselfishly, fostering several homeless children and families. Carol treasured her grandchildren and and attended many piano and dance recitals, track meets, football, baseball, and basketball games. Carol married James Welle in 1998. Carol and Jim shared many adventures while residing in Port Ludlow, WA and Mesa, AZ until passing in 2008.
In recent years, Carol suffered from Alzhei- and remained beautiful, sweet, witty, and kind. The family wishes to thank her caregivers at Trails of Orono, especially Zeinab and Azi for their compassion and love. Carol leaves behind her be- loved children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, sisters Angela Haugh and Cynthia and many nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her parents, sister E. Jane Dahl of St.
Paul, MN and husband James Welle of Port Ludlow, WA. There will be a Visita- tion at 10:30 am and Time of Shar- ing at 11:30 am on Monday, March 25 at Murphy, 575 S. Snelling St. Paul, MN 55116, followed by burial at Resurrection Cemetery in Mendota Heights. All memorials are appreciated, but Carol was especially connected to two nonprofits: Ain Dah Yung Cen- ter (www.Adycenter.org), or Na- tive-American Heritage Association (www.Naha-inc.org).
Murphy 651-698-0796 www.ohalloranmurphy.com Wells, Diane L. age 74 of Min- neapolis, passed away on March 17, 2024. Preced- ed in death by brother, James; parents, L.D. and Emily; sister-in-law, Karen Wells. Survived by siblings, Larry, Steve (Paula), Robin (Jim) Krebsbach, Tom (Roberta); many nieces, nephews, extended family and friends.
Diane was a graduate of Augsburg College, following her education she spent her career working at the Federal Reserve, re- tiring after 39 years. She was an avid sports fan and loved the Min- nesota Vikings most of all, and will always be remembered for her great sense of humor and her ex- treme generosity. In lieu of flowers memorials preferred to the Health Fairview Health Discovery Fund. Memorial service to be held Tuesday, March 26, at 11AM with visitation one hour prior at Atonement Lutheran Church, 1980 Silver Lake Rd NW, New Brigh- ton. www.Washburn-McReavy.com New Brighton Chapel 651-636-9821 Wendell, Dennis Fred age 81, of New Brighton, MN passed away on Saturday, March 16, 2024.
A funer- al service will be held on Thursday, March 28, 2024 at 11:00 AM at Christ the King Lutheran Church, New Brighton with visitation beginning at 10:00 AM. Interment will be at Sunset Cemetery, Minneapolis. Sunset Kapala-Glodek 612-789-3596 www.SunsetFuneralServices.com Westerdahl, Gloria Heaven gained a new ray of light on Sunday, March 17th with the arrival of Gloria Elizabeth Epple Westerdahl. After years, Glo was called home where she was re- united with so many who passed before her including her parents, niece, friends, and too many pets to mention. Glo was born on November 6, 1936, to Lowell and Ruth Alyce Epple.
She became a big sister to Madelyn (Cookie) 7 years later and spent her childhood in Chicago, Boston and eventually the Twin Cities. Glo grad- uated from Washburn High School in 1955 and went on to graduate from the University of MN. It was there she met her chosen sisters at the Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority and her future husband, Bill Westerdahl. She and Bill married in September 1958, moving to Bemidji MN where they lived for seven years welcom- ing three daughters into their lives. In 1967, they moved to Rapid City, South Dakota, to the beautiful Black Hills.
There, Gloria was busy raising her daughters, entertaining often with her amazing cooking and be- ing the Story Lady every Saturday at the library. Summers were spent at the Red Squirrel Resort on Lake Plantagenet with an eventual move back to Bemidji. During her years in Bemidji, she rarely, if ever, was seen sitting down. From driving carloads to Grand Forks for ballet lessons to early mornings at the skating rink, to summers managing Ruttgers Birchmont dining room and the Paul Bunyan Playhouse to win- ters sewing Madrigal costumes she was always sharing her talents, gifts, time, encouragement, and un- conditional love with whomever was in need. Pull of family and a divorce brought Glo back to the Twin Cities where she lived for the past 30 years and her reign as officially took off.
She spent years with the Minnesota Twins and was known by everyone from the front office to the players to security to the kitch- en staff everyone knew and loved Glo. And those feelings were recip- rocated. Her love of theater and the arts were seen from Chanhassen Dinner Theater to the MN Orchestra to seeing Broadway shows in Min- neapolis, Chicago, and New York to supporting her kids and grandkids in their artistic endeavors. But the love of her life has always been family and her fur friends. Those that were related by blood and those that have chosen to be her family through the years.
What a blessing being in her presence truly was. Glo is survived by three daughters: Elaine (Mike) Delaney; Cappy (Jay) Breuer; and Amy (Chris) Wexler; four grandchildren (their spouses and significant others) and four great grandchildren. Please join us at the Celebration of Life on Saturday, April 13th from 2-4 (with a short tribute at 3) at Target Field in the Puckett Atrium. We will share a toast, wave a homer hanky, and pause to remember this amazing woman whom we were blessed to call mom, grams, and grandma great. In lieu of flowers, donations to Heart Animal Rescue (herosheartrescue.org) or Chanhassen Dinner Theater (chanhassendt.com) can be made in Glo name.
Wilmot, Marie Emily age 96 of Webster, MN passed away on March 17, 2024. Marie was born in Troy, New York and attended school in Lansingburgh and Troy, NY. While in high school, she worked for the US Army in the War effort, and when she was old enough joined the US Navy. She met Allen, her husband of seventy years, also in the Navy and they married on October 6, 1950 in Pascagoula, MS, while stationed at Pensacola Naval Air Station. Marie was always proud of her military service, and two of her children also served.
After military service they moved to New York and then to Minneapolis, then a hobby farm by Orchard Lake and then to the farm at Webster. Her family of Al and her five children were everything to her and she was amazing in all the things she did for them with endless energy, caring, kindness and self- lessness. She savored the moments she spent with her children and grandchildren. Marie brightened her world. She enjoyed reading, gardening, horseback riding, skiing, her many pets, travel- ing, and did impressive handwork of all kinds.
Marie grew up going on many picnics with her parents and sister in the Hudson Valley and Saratoga Battle Fields and took her own children on many picnics. She was always active in her church and spent years doing various volunteer work and was an avid letter writer throughout her life. last years were spent quiet- ly at home, reading, knitting, watch- ing the wildlife by the house, and just being a kind and generous person. She definitely was part of the Greatest Generation. Marie is preceded in death by her husband of 70 years, Allen Wilmot; son, Allen L.
Wilmot; parents, Nils L. And Edna H. Gundersen; sister, Edna Mirabella, and niece, Judith Mirabella. She is survived by her children, Susan Lee, Deborah Wilmot, George (Jean), Wilmot, and Bonita (Steve) Beek; grandchildren, Aaron, Emily, Matthew, Christopher, and Michael; great grandchild: Sebastian, also by other family and friends. Funeral Service will be held 10:30 AM Tuesday, March 26, 2024, at St Lutheran Church in Webster, MN with a visitation starting at 9:30 AM.
Interment, church cemetery. Condolences: www.whitefuneralhomes.com Williams, Daniel Eugene age 92, peacefully passed away on March 9, 2024, while reading his morning newspaper. Daniel was born Novem- ber 1, 1931 in Marshall, Missouri. With the sudden passing of his father, young Daniel abruptly found himself the man of the house at age 9, with two infant siblings. While his mother contin- ued to run the family newspaper business, young Daniel managed the farmstead through the after- math of The Great Depression.
Like many others of that era, the experience of dealing with scarcity, suffering, and adversity annealed considerable character into a young man, and though hardened, was resilient, malleable, and ready to tackle life with vigor. In 1953, Daniel received a degree in chemistry from Missouri Valley College, in Marshall, where he met the love of his life, Dorothy Norma Linnerson (Williams) of Kan- sas City, Kansas. They were married in 1953 and remained wedded for 68 years until Dottie passed with Daniel at her side in 2021. Daniel at- tended graduate school at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa where, in 1961, he earned a mas- degree in nuclear engineering while also working at the Ames Laboratory as a junior chemist. His interests in materials science (re- fractories and metallurgy) fostered a brilliant and rapidly advancing technical career, which eventually resulted in him leading the Ames Lab as Associate Director, until his retirement in 1999.
Shortly after re- tirement, Daniel and Dottie moved to Arizona where they designed and built their dream home with a panoramic view of the inspirational Sedona red rocks. In 2018, they relo- cated to Eagan Pointe Senior Living, in Eagan Minnesota, to be close to family members. Daniel loved taking on new chal- lenges and roles. He built and raced sailboats, completely restored a 1950 MG TD, designed and built two residences and achieved leadership positions in many organizations such as the Kiwanis Club, Rotary Club, Amateur Athletic Union, and the Lutheran Church. Daniel and Dottie also loved animals, especial- ly their canines, raising and show- ing basset hounds, a golden retriev- er, and Portuguese water dogs.
Daniel was preceded in death by Dorothy, his parents Delmar Wil- liams and Mary Schroeder, stepfa- ther O.G. Schroeder, and his young- er siblings Diana Woods and Tom Williams. He is survived by his sons Dan (Denise), Mike (Paige) and Steve, his grandchildren Tyler (Alice), Justin (Kayla), Miranda and Parker and his great granddaughter Eliza. The family wishes to express our deep gratitude for the care, dedica- tion, and love given Daniel by the excellent caregivers and staff at Ea- gan Pointe Senior Living and by Grace Hospice personnel. Crema- tion has occurred at Klecatsky Sons Funeral Home.
The family plans to honor Daniel in a glorious celebration of life ceremony. In lieu of flowers or donations, Daniel would simply prefer that you take a moment each day to express your profound love for someone, try to make a difference, and be thankful for the many blessings life has to offer. Williams, David G. 89, of Bloomington, Minnesota, passed away peacefully on March 15, 2024. Born in Davenport, Iowa, Dave was a graduate of Davenport High School and the University of Colorado Boulder where he earned a degree in Geology.
As a college student, Dave worked for the US Geological Survey, driving a dyna- mite truck through the mountains. After graduation, Dave married his childhood friend and high school sweetheart, Marion Bailey. The newlyweds settled in Petersburg, VA, where Dave served in the Army. Two years later, Dave began a 37-year career in industrial metals with a position in Kenosha, WI. Working in various sales and man- agement roles for Anaconda Brass and Vincent Metals, Dave earned the respect of both co-workers and customers.
work took the family to Chicago, IL; Minneapolis, MN; Cedar Rapids, IA; and back to Minneapolis. With each move, Dave and Marion cultivated new friend- ships, many of which they main- tained throughout their lives. As a father, he modeled a strong work ethic and good character. Dave often told his kids how proud he was of them. When they slept in as teenagers, he loved to tell them they were missing the best part of the day.
Once retired, Dave made the most of his days by planning trips, creating scrapbooks for each family member, cheering for the Hawkeyes, and monitoring the stock market (every Spend- ing winters in their Florida home, Dave created many memories with his children and grandchildren at the beach, on the golf course, and at the local ice cream shop. Dave appreciated a scotch old fash- ioned and a meal that someone cooked for him (he was happy to be on cleanup duty). He enjoyed a game of cribbage and a round of golf especially the mid-round gin- ger snaps. Not one to brag, Dave was proud to have notched a hole-in-one on his home course in Minnesota. His family will miss his big smile, kind words, and the stories he loved to tell, even the ones heard many times.
Dave is survived by his wife Marion; son Jeff; daughter Cathy (Tom) Mataloni; and grandchildren Kyle and Alec Mataloni. He was preced- ed in death by his parents Harry and Ruth Williams; daughter-in-law Joan Williams; and granddaughter Amanda Williams. A private service will be held later this spring. Donations in memory may be made to The Cancer Research Fund, 1650 W. 82nd Street, Suite 400, Minneapolis, MN, 55431, childrenscancer.org, or to a charity of your choice.
Wilson, Nicholas J. age 40 of Edina, passed away on March 12, 2024. Survived by father, Tom Wilson; mother, Leslea (Jim) Sullivan; brother, Tony Wilson; and children, Jack Tyler Wilson (mother, Gina Graff). Donations preferred to Hazelden Memorial to be at a later date. Nick was funny, spunky genuine.
His sweet spirit lives on in our hearts forever. Wood, Lester "Les" James, Jr. age 78, of Big Lake died Mar 14, 2024. Born Sept. 12, 1945 in Mpls.
Preceded in death by parents, Frieda and Lester brother, John; daughter, Jody; and grandson, Isaiah. Survived by wife, Barb; sis- ter, Celia (Sis); Son-in-Law, Deron; granddaughter, Brieanna (Tauraen), 5 great-grand children and numer- ous nieces, nephews and friends. Visitation will be held at Cremation Society of Minnesota 7835 Brooklyn Blvd, Brooklyn Park on Wed. Mar. 27 from 11 AM-1 PM.
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