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Louie & Ernest Clay-Crew
Married February 2, 1974


12/21/1974
 
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Louie Crew
377 S. Harrison Street, 12D
East Orange, NJ 07018

Phone: 973-395-1068 h


lcrew@andromeda.rutgers.edu

Please sign the guestbook and view it.


Louie & Ernest Clay-Crew
Married February 2, 1974


12/21/1974
 
8/17/2006



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Las Cruces, NM



Caroline Thompson 
 Arly1@comcast.net 
 Las Cruces, NM
 
I really enjoyed the series on Bishop Pike. I remember when the choir
of St. Andrew's (Saratoga, CA) stood around what would become the
perimeter of the new Church building and the Bishop dug the first
shovel full.  Months later when it was time for the building to be
dedicated, the choir waited up in our balcony until he knocked at the
door, then we sang "I was glad..." . It was so grand, so powerful,
and the Bishop was simply electric. It was a dedication never to be
forgotten. 

[See http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~lcrew/dojustice/j495.html -- LC]





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