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In February 2013, the author had dinner with Gary's brother Ed and sister-in-law Sharon at their hacienda home, along with Gary's daughter Abby. They also visited a flea market, Palm Springs wind fields, and Joshua Tree National Park, where Gary had promised to return to do some hiking with the author.
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- 1. 2013 4 T H - 7 T H FEBRUARY FAMILY TIME ABBY LOVE WE HAD DINNER WITH ED AND SHARON (GARY'S BROTHER AND SISTER IN LAW) AT THEIR COMFY HACIENDA WITH LITTLE ABBY
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