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Fame and greatness are retlviae values and often a delusion and a snare, depending upon circumstances and an attitude of mind.Napoleon was famous to some and infamous to others, but memories of Mehrdad (or Rex; as he introduced himself to me) grow greater with each passing day.Perhaps the greatest of men are those who never seek greatness at all, but who personify the virtues which posterity calls great. Such an one is Rex Emami, known for his genuine kindness, gentle and giving spirit, his zest for life and the ability to attack any pursuit with passion I will always hold dear.More importantly, he has modeled for me what it looks like to live out the concept of doing unto others, the same as you would have them do unto you .Thank you for showing me how to love and respect others and how to be a better friend. I look forward to seeing you again in the world to come.With Much Love & Respect,David P. Bernal
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(VISITOR) AUTHOR'S NAME Angelica
MESSAGE TIMESTAMP 16 december 2014, 15:33:30
AUTHOR'S IP LOGGED 62.210.78.179
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