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✓ Published: 19-Jun-2011
✓ Published: 19-Jun-2011
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I was ambivalent about sharing this video publicly, but my Mother asked me to do it, so I will follow her judgment.nnI made this video with and for my father, Larry Zander, who died a few weeks ago, on May 27, 2011. He was 78.nnFor those of you who knew my Dad, you will instantly recognize him in his natural habitat.nnTo those of you who never met him, just know the river was his Church.nnHe taught me everything of value, including how to respect others, and how to love and engage the Lord with
I was ambivalent about sharing this video publicly, but my Mother asked me to do it, so I will follow her judgment.nnI made this video with and for my father, Larry Zander, who died a few weeks ago, on May 27, 2011. He was 78.nnFor those of you who knew my Dad, you will instantly recognize him in his natural habitat.nnTo those of you who never met him, just know the river was his Church.nnHe taught me everything of value, including how to respect others, and how to love and engage the Lord with
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