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O's Manager Joe Altobelli dies at age 88
Managed their last world series team, no?
jeffml wrote:
O's Manager Joe Altobelli dies at age 88
Lost his son and granddaughter in the Kobe chopper crash.
That's right. How tragic.
Space wrote:jeffml wrote:
O's Manager Joe Altobelli dies at age 88
Lost his son and granddaughter in the Kobe chopper crash.
Space wrote:jeffml wrote:
O's Manager Joe Altobelli dies at age 88
Lost his son and granddaughter in the Kobe chopper crash.
You sure about that? John Altobelli died in the crash.
According to Wiki - Altobelli resided in Rochester, New York.[1] He married Patsy Ruth Wooten in 1952. Together they had six children: Mike, Mark, Jody, Jackie, Jerry, and Joe
shemptiness wrote:Space wrote:jeffml wrote:
O's Manager Joe Altobelli dies at age 88
Lost his son and granddaughter in the Kobe chopper crash.
You sure about that? John Altobelli died in the crash.
According to Wiki - Altobelli resided in Rochester, New York.[1] He married Patsy Ruth Wooten in 1952. Together they had six children: Mike, Mark, Jody, Jackie, Jerry, and Joe
Geezus Space we can’t trust you on anything
You really need help
https://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/orioles/bs-sp-orioles-joe-altobelli-obituary-20210303-ytwnuuujwzak7jjgyjd7atgpqe-story.html?outputType=amp
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My folks were news junkies and I grew up watching guys like him. I think it's why, I can't watch new news reviews.
I haven't heard his name in a long time….
Allan McDonald
The Man Who Tried To Stop The Space Shuttle Challenger Launch And Exposed NASA's Cover-Up Dies At 83
Allan McDonald
The Man Who Tried To Stop The Space Shuttle Challenger Launch And Exposed NASA's Cover-Up Dies At 83
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“What we should remember about Al McDonald [is] he would often stress his laws of the seven R’s,” Maier says. “It was always, always do the right thing for the right reason at the right time with the right people. [And] you will have no regrets for the rest of your life.”
“What we should remember about Al McDonald [is] he would often stress his laws of the seven R’s,” Maier says. “It was always, always do the right thing for the right reason at the right time with the right people. [And] you will have no regrets for the rest of your life.”
When I first read his case study in college he was not named, just referred to as "an engineer at Morton Thiokol." By the time I got to law school was named in an Ethics class.
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