Re: 74 Made It Update

From: cosmicrf@hotmail.com

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Date: Sun, 21 Jul 2024 18:02:30 +0100

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Thankyou so much, Bro Job, I always remember your kindness during my time in Markapur. I also especially remember the time when I introduced Bro Job to my close friend and associate from my OM days in 1974, Bro Joseph Shaik, in Y'Palem who owned a massive estate there and was looking for a manager, but had already appointed someone else instead of Bro Job and that person then robbed Joseph of all his wealth resulting in Joseph selling off his properties at Y'Palem and Hyderabad and going to Europe and ended up stranded in Belgium without any money or passport where he is to this day while his wife, Elizabeth, and 2 children are still in India and as you all know I've had my fair share of losses, but like Bro Job says we must always be of good courage in the face of every hardship. With love to all, Tony