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April 28, 2014
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I so much love that you have sent these pictures of our Jack Ramsay, with your heart-warming comments. Though I never met this man, I knew, just as you indicated, that he was one, good and decent human being.
Not only was he a good man, to whom all could so easily look up to, he was the very best NBA coach. And, "that" is for ever and for always!
Thank you for giving Portland's Jack Ramsay a "caring and fond farewell".
Posted by: Connie L. O'Neill | April 28, 2014 at 10:22 PM