Lazarus
Project
An expanded obituary project of
MennObits. Includes additional information of obituaries
appearing in
The Mennonite and other newspapers. Source of
individual obituaries given with each record. Project managed by
Thelma Martin.
2002
C to F
Crossgrove,
Charity
A.; Denlinger, Edna M.; Denlinger, Edna M.;
Ebersole, Benjamin
K. Sr.;
Ebersole, Daniel;
Ebersole, Susan L.;
Eby, Rev.
Wilmer; Fetterman, Lueen
L. Crossgrove; Fisher,
Jonathan J.;
Fisher, Paul
L.; Fisher, Samuel E.; Fisher, Sarah
K.;
Fisher, Steven
K.; Foster,
John C. Frey, Elias
H.; Frey, Jesse
J.; Frey, Lester
J.;
Crossgrove,
Charity
A.
Charity
A. Crossgrove, 88, Archbold, died Thursday, Oct. 10, 2002, in her home,
following a brief illness.
Born
Jan. 13, 1914, in Henry
County, near
Archbold,
she was the daughter of Ephriam and Anna (Goldsmith) Rufenacht.
In
1938, she married John Crossgrove, who died in 1962. A lifelong
resident of.
the area, she was a homemaker and worked in food service and
housekeeping at
Four County Joint Vocational School, Fairlawn Haven, Sauder
Woodworking, and
Sauder Village. She volunteered at Care & Share Thrift Shop and Wyse Commons
and was a quilter at Sauder
Village. She was a
member
of Central
Mennonite Church,
Mennonite Women and Golden Age Sewing of the church.
Surviving
are three sons, Ronald (Patricia), Wauseon; Roger (Mabelann), Archbold;
and
Robert (Ruth), Silver Springs,
Md.; two daughters, Mrs.
Russell
(Ruth Ann) McQuillin and Mrs. James (RoseMary) Rupp, Archbold; and 10
grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
Services
were at 2 p.m. Sunday in Central
Mennonite Church.
Jeffrey Smith, Randy Nafziger and Cliff Brubaker were the officiating
pastors.
Burial was in Pettisville
Cemetery.
[Obituary:
Archbold (Ohio)
Buckeye, 16 Oct 2002]
Submitted
by: Mona Mann
DENLINGER,
Edna M., SS#
164-34-8160
Born: 9-21-1907, East Earl Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa. Died:
11-24-2002, Lancaster, Pa.
Wife of: Daniel G. Denlinger (2-15-1906/11-8-1997/SS#
168-30-2869). Daughter of: Solomon and Hettie Good Martin
Survivors: Sons, Irvin (pauline Eckman) Denlinger of Lancaster, Pa.,
Robert (Emmajean Robinson) Denlinger Christiana, Pa., Aaron (Joyce
Hawthorne)
Denlinger of East Petersburg, Pa. Daughters, Anna Mary Bucher and
Miriam (Ernest) Mellinger, both of Lancaster, Pa., Ruth (Gordon)
Mellinger of Strasburg, Pa., Rhoda (Robert) Dumbach of Willow Street,
Pa., Betty (Eugene) Neff of Christiana. Grandchildren: 10.
Great-Grandchildren: 44.
Great-Great-Grandchildren: 2. Stepgrandchildren: 3.
Stepgreat-grandchildren: 4. Stepgreat-great grandchild: 1.
Preceded in death by 6 brothers.
Edna was a member of Mellinger Mennonite Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Services: Mellinger Mennonite Church, 1916 Lincoln Hwy. East,
Lancaster, Pa. on Wed. at 11:00 a.m. with Rev. Jeffrey R. Denlinger
officiating. Interment in adjoining cemetery.
Original obituary and photo may
be obtained from
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal,
published, Monday, Nov. 25, 2002, Lancaster, Pa.
Submitted by: Peggy Reichard
DENLINGER, Ruth
Born: 3-2-1908, New Holland, Lancaster Co., Pa.Died: 4-3-2002,
Mennonite Home, Lancaster, Pa.
Wife of: Mark E. Denlinger, Sr. for 36 years
Daughter of: Noah N. and Barbara Sensenig Good Sauder
Worked as a clerk for Victor Weaver, Inc., New Holland, Pa. and then
a secretary for Denlinger Electric, her husband's business for 20 years.
She volunteered for Meals on Wheels. She graduated from Eastern
Mennonite High School in Harrisonburg, Va. Ruth was a Sunday School
teacher at Paradise Mennonite Church, Paradise, Pa., where she was a
member.
Survivors: Three stepsons: J. Nelson (Bette Umble) Denlinger, of
Mesa, Ariz., Thomas H. (Gloria Kellenberger) Denlinger of Ronks, Pa.,
Mark E. (Kathleen Hoover) Denlinger of Gordonville, Pa.; five
grandchildren; and five great-Grandchildren
Sister: Elizabeth Eshleman of Lancaster, Pa.
Preceded in death by: Brothers, Paul, Raymond, and Isaac Sauder; and
four Sisters, Elva Rutt, Mabel Lefever, Martha Sauder, and Anna Sauder.
Funeral services were held at Paradise Mennonite Church, Paradise,
Pa., on Saturday, April 6, 2002, at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. Delmar L.
Sauder and Rev. Fred W. Martin officiating. Burial was in adjoining
cemetery, Paradise Mennonite Church Cemetery.
Original obituary can be obtained
from
Lancaster Intellegencer Journal,
published April 4, 2002, Lancaster, Pa.
Submitted by Peggy Reichard
EBERSOLE,
Benjamin K. Sr., age 38 yrs. Born: Christiana,
Pa. Died: 11-6-2002, Lancaster, Pa.
Survivors, his wife, Annie Lapp Ebersole. Son of: John Z. and
Sara B. King Ebersole of Airville, Pa.
Benjamin was a member of Old Order Amish Church. He owned
Sunnyburn Welding in Airville, Pa.
Daughters, Lydia Ebersole and Sara Ebersole, both at home. Sons,
Andrew and John Ebersole, at home.
Brothers, David Z. (Naomi Stoltzfus) Ebersole of Christiana, Pa..
Daniel K. (Rachel Smoker) Ebersole of Delta, Pa.
Sisters, Malinda K. (Christ B.) Yoder of Kirkwood, Pa., and Anna K.
(Daniel S.) Beiler of Christiana.
Preceded in death by two sons, Benjamin Jr. and Daniel, both whom died
in same accident as Benjamin Sr.
Services: Funeral was held in conjunction with funeral of son
Daniel, at the late home, 36 Parlett Road, Airville, Pa. on
Friday, Nov. 8, 2002 at 9:00 a.m. Interment in Delta Amish
Cemetery, York County, Pa.
Submitted by Peggy Reichard
EBERSOLE, Daniel, age 9 yr. Born:
Airville, York County, Pa.
Died: 11-5-2002, Hershey, Dauphin County, Pa.
Son of: Benjamin Sr. and Annie Lapp Ebersole. He was one of seven
family members riding in a buggy that was
struck by a mini van on the Norman Wood Bridge between Lancaster and
York County.
Survivors, father Benjamin Sr., who was critically injured in the same
accident, mother Annie Lapp Ebersole.
Sisters, Lydia Ebersole and Sara Ebersole, both at home.
Brothers, Andrew and John, both at home.
Paternal grandparents, John and Sara King Ebersole of Airville.
Maternal grandmother, Lydia Kinsinger Lapp of Holtwood, Pa.
Preceded in death by a brother, Benjamin, Jr. who died from the same
accident.
Services: From the late home, 36 Parlett Road, Airville, Pa. on Friday,
Nov. 8, 2002, at 9:00 a.m. Interment in Delta Amish
Cemetery, York County, Pa.
Original obituary may be
obtained from
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal,
published Wed., Nov. 6, 2002, Lancaster, Pa.
Submitted by Peggy Reichard
EBERSOLE, Susan L. SS# 187-32-6834
Born: 1-28-1912, Londonderry Twp., Dauphin Co., Pa. Died: 12-9-2002,
Willow Street, Lancaster Co., Pa.
Daughter of: late Moses H. & Lizzie L. Longenecker Ebersole
Survivors: Brothers, Jacob L. (Alverta) Ebersole of Lititz, Pa.,
John Irvin (Dorothy) Ebersole of Elizabethtown, Pa.
Preceded in death by: Brothers, Lester L., Abner L., Moses Jr.
Sisters, Ruth Musser, Edith Groff, Ada Baum.
Susan was a member of Rheems Mennonite Church.
Services: Rheems Mennonite Church, Schwanger Road, Mt. Joy, Pa. on
Friday, December 13, 2002 at 10:00 a.m. with Bishop Glenn M.
Sensenig, Pastor Mervin E. Martin, Pastor Jay Martin and Deacon Steven
W. Zook officiating. Interment will be in Rheems Mennonite
Church Cemetery.
Original obituary may be
obtained from
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal, published
Wednesday, December 11, 2002, Lancaster, Pa.
Submitted by: Peggy Reichard
EBY, Rev. Wilmer
SS# 180-05-2716. Born: 2-5-1916, Lititz, Lancaster Co., Pa.
Died: 9-11-2002, Lititz, Pa.
Husband of: Arlene M. Bomberger Eby. Son of: Elias and Anna Mary
Eby Eby.
He was retired pastor and member of Blainsport Mennoite Church, and a
retired farmer.
He was a member of Eastern Mennonite Missions 1961-1967.
Survivors: His wife. Son, John W. (Joyce R.) Eby of Dillsburg,
Pa..
Daughters, Lois (Edward F.) Hollinger of Mount Wolf, Pa. and Beth L.
(Samuel D.) Weber of Wayne, Pa.
Grandchildren: 8. Great-grandchildren 3 great-grandsons.
Services: Blainsport Mennonite Church, 85 S. Blainsport Road,
Reinholds, Pa. of Sat., Sept. 14, 2002, at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Keith
L. Weaver and Rev. James R. Fahnestock officiating. Intement in
adjoining cemetery.
Original obituary and photo may
be obtained from:
Intelligencer Journal, published , Thursday,
September 12, 2002, Lancaster, Pa
Submitted by Peggy Reichard
Fetterman,
Lueen
L. Crossgrove
Lueen
L. Fetterman Short, 74; Wauseon, died Sunday, Aug: 11, 2002, at
Fairlawn Haven,
Archhbold, where she had resided since Jan. 16, 200l.
Born
April 15, 1928, near Archbold, she was a daughter of Jacob and Edna
(Wyse)
Crossgrove. She married Allen Fetterman on Dec. 27,1952, and he
preceded her in
death on Jan. 16, 1998.
A
resident of the Wauseon area since 1952; she was a secretary for the
former
Fetterman Plumbing & Heating, Wauseon, for 25 years, and since was
a
housekeeper at the Exit 3 Motel, Wauseon.
She
was a member of the
Central
Mennonite Church,
Archbold.
She
is survived by one son, Rick (Rosemary) Fetterman, Delta; two
daughters, Mrs.
William (Joan) Grieser, Wauseon, and Jane Fetterman, Delta; five
grandchildren;
two sisters, Mabel Zehr, Fort Wayne, Ind., and Mrs. Alva (Doris)
Schlabach,
Sarasota, Fla.
Services
are today, Wednesday, 10 a.m. Jeffrey Smith and Randy Nafziger are the
officiating pastors. Burial is in East Swanton
Cemetery.
Obituary:
Archbold (Ohio)
Buckeye, 14 Aug 2002
Submitted
by: Mona Mann
FISHER, Jonathan J.
SS# 190-50-5280. Born: 7-25-1924, Intercourse, Lancaster Co.,
Pa.
Died: 9-8-2002, Coatesville, Chester Co., Pa.
Son of: Jonathan Fisher of Coatesville and late Mary S. Esh Fisher.
Survivors: Sisters, Salome E. (Henry M.) Glick of Howard, Fannie R.
(John J.) Spicher of Witmer, Pa., Mary A. (Gideon D.) Zook of Gap, Pa.,
Sadie A. (John) Stoltzfus of Coatesville, Pa., Anna Mae Fisher of
Ronks, Pa..
Brothers: Amos S. (Anna Glick) Fisher of Mill Hall, Samuel S. (Naomi
Riehl) Fisher of Bird-In-Hand, Pa., and Isaac L. (Mary Lou Nissley)
Fisher of Coatesville.
Stepgrandmother: Katie Esh of Intercourse, Pa.
He was a masonary contractor and worked in an Iron Foundry in the
Compass, Pa. area.
Jonathan was a member of the Old Order Amish Church.
No Services were listed.
Original obituary can be
obtained from:
Intelligencer Journal, published Monday,
September 9, 2002, Lancaster, Pa.
Submitted by Peggy Reichard
FISHER, Paul L., SS# 211-24-7279
Born: 10-16-1926, New Holland, Lancaster County, Pa. Died: 10-23-2002,
Lancaster, Pa.
Husband of: Annie Zook Fisher, died 1982. Son of: David B. and
Arie Lapp Fisher
Survivors: Sons, Ivan Z. (Emma King) Fisher of Quarryville, Pa.,
David Z. (Lizzie Stoltzfus) Fisher of Mill Hall, Pa., and Abner Z.
(Sadie
Beiler) Fisher of Aaronsburg, Pa. Grandchildren: 16.
Great-grandchildren: 8. Brothers, Ezra (Katie Ebersol) Fisher of
Gap, Pa. and Ivan
(Katie Kauffman) Fisher of Christiana, Pa. Sisters, Rachel (John) Lapp
of Myerstown, Pa., Rebecca Fisher of Lancaster, Pa., and Fannie
(Christ) King of Ronks, Pa.
He was preceded in death by a sister, Leah Miller.
Paul was a member of the Old Order Amish Church. He was self-employed
as an antique dealer.
Services: Funeral service from the late home, 241 Queen Road,
Gordonville, Pa. Interment in Gordonville Cemetery.
Original obituary may be
obtained from
Intelligencer Journal, published
Thursday, October 24, 2002, Lancaster, Pa
Submitted by: Peggy Reichard
FISHER, Samuel E.
SS# 167-14-1269. Born: 12-10-1906, Ronks, Lancaster County,
Pa.
Died: 9-6-2002, Hershey, Dauphin Co., Pa.
Husband of: Rebecca Stoltzfus Fisher (11-22-1908/7-13-1988/SS#
173-50-0263). Son of: Benjamin H. and Catherine Stoltzfus Fisher.
Survivors: Sons, Benjamin H. (Betsy Zook) Fisher of Gap, Pa., Samuel E.
Jr. (Anna Stoltzfus) Fisher of Sarasota, Fla., LeRoy D. of Denver, Pa.,
Henry U. (Anna Fisher) Fisher of Gordonville, Pa.
Daughters: Elizabeth (Calvin) Hershey of Bethel, Pa., Sara (Samuel)
Hoover of Grantville, Pa., Linda (Jonas) Lapp of Ronks, Pa., and Anna
Mary (Elam) Stoltzfus. Of Leola.
Grandchildren: 38. Great-grandchildren: 63.
Great-great-grandchild: 1. Brother: Benjamin T. Fisher of
Gordonville, Pa.
Preceded in death by: His parents, son, Elam, daughter Barbara, five
brothers and four sisters.
He was a carpenter and a member of Old Order Amish Church.
Services: From residence of Daniel Fisher, 119 Forest Hill Road, Leola,
Pa. on Monday, September 9, 2002 at 9:00 a.m.. Interment in
Millwood Mennonite Cem., Salisbury Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa.
Original obituary may be
obtained from:
Intelligencer Journal, published Saturday,
September 7, 2002, Lancaster, Pa.
Submitted by: Peggy Reichard
FISHER, Sarah K. SS# 208-22-4775
Born: 3-20-1923, West Earl Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa. Died: 11-14-2002,
Paradise, Pa.
Wife of: Stephen U. Fisher, died 1978. Daughter of: Amos C. &
Katie Stotlzfus King.
Survivors: Sons, Elmer K. (Susie Lapp) Fisher and Amos C. Fisher, both
of Strasburg, Pa. Daughters, Rebecca K. (John) Glick of Paradise,
Pa., Sarah M. (Ben S.) Beiler of Christiana, Pa. Grandchildren:
34. Great-grandchildren: 206. Great-great grandchildren: 20.
Stepgrandchildren: 11. Stepgreat-grandchildren: 53.
Stepgreat-great-grandchildren: 2.
Sisters, Priscilla Stoltzfus and Rebecca (Levi) King, both of
Gordonville, Pa., and Katie Stoltzfus of Narvon, Pa.
Preceded in death by: Her children, Aaron, Katie Stoltzfus, and
Stephen; two stepbrothers, John and Ben Lapp; two step sisters, Annie
Stoltzfoos and
Lizzie Stoltzfus; and a half brother, Jonas King.
Sarah was a member of Old Order Amish Church, and a homemaker.
Services: Stephen Fisher residence, 506 Paradise Lane, Paradise, Pa. on
Saturday at 9:00 a.m. Interment, Bunker Hill Amish Cemetery.
Arrangements by Furman Funeral Home, Leola, Pa.
Original obituary may be
obtained from
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal, published,
Friday, November 15, 2002, Lancaster, Pa.
Submitted by Peggy Reichard
FISHER, Steven K., SS# 200-52-7552
Born: 4-1-1947, Strasburg, Lancaster Co., Pa. Died: 11-9-2002,
Lancaster Co., Pa.
Husband of: Sarah L. Fisher Fisher. They had only been married
1 month. Son of: Sarah H. King Fisher and late Steven Fisher
Survivors: In addition to wife and mother, brothers, Elmer K. (Susie
Lapp) Fisher and Amos C., both of Strasburg.
Sisters, Rebecca K. (John) Glick of Paradise, Pa., and Sarah M. (Ben
S.) Beiler of Christiana, Pa.
Preceded in death by: Brother Aaron and sister, Katie K. Stoltzfus.
Steven was a member of the Old Order Amish Church, and was a packer
for the Blind Association.
Services: Fisher Residence, 506 Paradise Lane, Paradise, Pa. on
Monday at 11 a.m.. Interment in Beiler Amish Cem., Ronks, Pa.
Original obituary may be
obtained from
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal, published Monday,
November 11, 2002, Lancaster, Pa.
Submitted by: Peggy Reichard
Foster,
John C., 46, of
Springdale, AR died January 9, 2002 at Springdale, AR of a heart
attack. He was born July 23, 1955 at Harvey, IL to Richard &
Rose (Bringe) Foster. On April 9, 1983 he was married to Kathleen
K. Foster, who survives.
The funeral was held January 12, 2002 at Kern Road Mennonite Church,
South Bend, IN. Cremated, no burial.
He was a member of Mennonite Church USA.
Submitted by: Kathleen Foster
Friesen North Newton, KS
Edited by: Thelma Hoover Martin
Frey,
Elias
H.
Elias
H. Frey, 86, Archbold, died Saturday, March 3, 2001, at Toledo
Hospital, where
he was a patient two weeks. He became ill in
Kissimmee, Fla.,
while preparing for the annual auction of Yoder & Frey, Inc., last
month.
Born
Dec. 20, 1914, near Pettisville, he was a son of Aaron and Anna (Rupp)
Frey,
and married Katherine Eicher on May 11, 1939.
A
lifelong resident of the Pettisville/Archbold area, he farmed and, with
brother-in-law Tim Yoder, founded Yoder &. Frey, Inc., in 1947.
He
founded Yoder & Frey Auctioneers, Inc., in 1963, and with his sons,
founded
Elias H. Frey & Sons, Inc. He was inducted into the National
Auctioneers
Association Hall of Fame and the Ohio Hall of Fame in 1982.
A
past president of The Farmers & Merchants State Bank and the
Ridgeville
Corners and
Archbold
Area School
boards, he was the 1979 Archbold Citizen of the Year.
He also served on the board of Little Eden
Camp,
Onekema, Mich.
He
participated in many charity auctions around the country, including
MCC, Fairlawn
Haven, Sunshine Children's Home, and
Adriel SchooL
He
was a charter member of the
Zion Mennonite
Church,
and a member of Gideons International, National Auctioneers
Association, Ohio
Auctioneers Association, Archbold Rotary, and the Orchard Hills Country
Club,
Bryan.
He
is survived by his wife; three sons, Robert (Joyce) Frey, Archbold; Ron
(Faith)
Frey,
Fremont, Ind.; and Roger "Butch". (
Sharon) Frey,
Archbold;
six daughters, Mrs. Clint (Carol "Suz") Wirick, Wauuseon; Mrs. Dexter
(Mary) Wyse, Archbold; Mrs. Jim (Jane) Tomson, Fort Wayne, Ind.;. Mrs.
Stace
(Sandra) Stegman, Toledo; Rebecca "Becki" Beck and Patricia Frey,
both, of Traverse City, Mich.; 17 grandchildren; 10
great-grandchildren; two
brothers, Jesse (Helen) Frey, Archbo1d; and A Dale (Mary) Frey;
Pettisville;
two sisters, Ada Schrock, Archbold; and Mrs. Charles (Velma) Kamp,
Ridgeville
Comers.
Memorial
services are today, Wednesday, 4 p.m. at the church with Ronald
Guengerich and
Anne Stuckey, officiating pastors. Burial in
Pettisville Cemetery
precedes the service.
Obituary:
Archbold (Ohio)
Buckeye, 7 Mar 2002
Submitted by: Mona Mann
Frey,
Jesse
J.
Jesse
J. Frey, 85, Archbold, died Tuesday, April 30, 2002, at the Fulton,
County
Health' Center, Wauseon, where he was a patient six days.
Born
Nov. 27, 1916, near Pettisville; he was a son of Aaron and Anna (Rupp)
Frey,
and married, Helen Beck on June 6, 1940. He lived in the West Unity
area for 40
plus years, and retired in
Phoenix,
Ariz. in 1988, and moved
to
Archbold in 2001. He worked as a farmer most of his life, also as a
well-driller, at, Liechty Farm Supply,
Montpelier;
and as a bookkeeper at Yoder & Frey, Archbold.
He
sang with quartets through-out the years and with the Gospel Nu-Tones
for 20
years. He was a member of the
Lockport Mennonite
Church,
rural Stryker.
Survivors
include his wife, Helen; one son, Rodney (LaDeen) Frey, North Newton,
Kan.;
three
daughters, Mrs. Alan (Jeanette)
Whitehead, Elkhart, Ind.; Mrs. James (Gloria) Graber, Stryker; and Mrs.
Rodney
(Charlotte) Loetz, West Unity; 15 grandchildren; 16
great-grandchildren; one
brother, A. Dale (Mary) Frey, Pettisville; two sisters, Ada Schrock,
Archbold;
and Mrs., Charles (Velma) Kamp, Ridgeville Corners.
Memorial
services were Friday, 11 a.m. at the
Lockport Mennonite
Church.
Allen Rutter and Mark Miller were the officiating pastors. Burialin the
Lockport Cemetery.
Obituary:
Archbold (Ohio)
Buckeye, 8 May 2002
Submitted by: Mona Mann
Frey, Lester
J.
Lester
J. Frey. 73. Archbold died Sunday, Feb. 10. 2002, at the
Fulton County Health
Center,
Wauseon, where he was a patient since Wednesday.
Born
June 30, 1928, near Wauseon he was a son of E. B. and Fannie (Rupp)
Frey.
He worked in sales for numerous
companies
including the former Heller-Aller Co., then drove truck and installed
church
furniture for Sauder Manufacturing Co., until retiring. He was a member
of the
West
Clinton Mennonite Church.
Survivors
include two sons, Phil Frey, Cartersville, Ga.; and Ed (Penny) Frey;
Bryan;
four daughters, Mrs: Doug (Lori) Miller, Mrs. Tom (Mildred "Mig")
Riegsecker, Delta; Beverly Miller, Lenexa, Kan.; and Cindy Frey,
Bowling Green,
Mo.; 15 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; two brothers, Warren
(Clara)
Frey., Wauseon; Willard (Valetta) Frey, Archbold; five sisters, Myrtie
Baer,
and Mrs. Earl (Helen) Rychener, Archbold; Mrs. Earl (Alice) Yutzy,
Plain City,
Ohio; Rhoda King, Pettisville; and Mrs. Charles (Ruth) Shenk, Columbus.
Services
are tomorrow, Thursday, 11 a.m. at the Fairlawn Chapel. Charles
Gautsche is the
officiating pastor. Burial is in the
Pettisville Cemetery.
Friends may
call at the Fairlawn Chapel from 1-8 p.m. today. Wednesday.
Obituary:
Archbold (Ohio)
Buckeye, 13 Feb 2002
Submitted by: Mona Mann
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