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Adamson Life Celebration Home

Adamson Life Celebration Home is a funeral home on Greeley's west side, serving families throughout Northern Colorado.

The mission of Adamson Life Celebration Home is to move beyond the status quo of funeral and cremation service by re-imagining what an end of life celebration could be in order to promote comfort and healing. The location offers burial services, cremation services, funeral and memorial services, pre-need planning, reception and catered events, and event planning. Facilities include a large chapel

with audiovisual capabilities, a reception and event space, private and identification viewings, and an on-site columbarium with cremation niches and a cremation garden. The location serves families of all faiths and accommodates multicultural memorial practices, including incense burning. No on-site crematory, cemetery, or pet cremation services are available.

06/23/2026

Ava Faye Sharp

Ava Faye Sharp, born Ava Faye McDonel, passed away peacefully at her home on June 17, 2026, at the age of 104. She was born on July6, 1921, in Appanoose County, Iowa. She moved to Colorado in 1947 and spent most of her years in the Eaton area before moving to Fort Morgan in 2008 and lived a long and remarkable life centered on family, hard work, and love.

On November 25, 1937, Faye married the love of her life, Glen “Willie” Sharp. Together, they shared many years of marriage and built a family whose legacy continues through generations.

Faye was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Glen “Willie” Sharp; her parents, Ryman “Dutch” and Ruby McDanel; her sisters, Ione and Irene; her brother, Wayne; her sons, Gary Sharp and Jackson “Jack” (survived by Lois) Sharp; her son-in-law, Roland Forsythe; and her grandson, Michael Bopp.

She is survived by her daughter, Elaine Forsythe ; grandchildren, Vicky (Ken) Arquello, David (Diane) Bopp, Becky (Scott) Baker, Debbie (Ian) McCorkle, Kate Pherson, Loren (Heather) Sharp; six great-grandchildren; seven great-great-grandchildren; and many other relatives and friends whose lives were touched by her kindness, wisdom, and enduring love.

Faye’s life spanned more than a century, witnessing extraordinary changes in the world while remaining steadfast in the values that mattered most to her. She will be remembered for her strength of character, her devotion to her family, and the warmth and care she shared with all who knew her.

Though she will be deeply missed, her memory will live on through the generations she helped shape and countless lives she influenced. Her family finds comfort in the legacy of love, perseverance, and faith she leaves behind.

A graveside Celebration of Life will be held on June 26, 2026 at 1:00 P.M., at Sunset Memorial Gardens, 3400 W 28th Street, Greeley, Colorado 80634.

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06/17/2026

Billy Ray Montgomery

Billy Ray Montgomery, 77, passed away peacefully at his home on May 1, 2026, in Hereford, Colorado.

Bill was born on December 9th, 1948, in Denver, CO to the late Harold and Anna (Dugan) Montgomery. He was raised in Deer Trail, CO alongside his siblings, Virginia “Ginger,” Dorothy “Dotty,” and Steven.

Bill graduated from Deer Trail High School in 1966. He was then drafted into the military on his 20th birthday in 1968. He served as a radio operator with the 11th Armored Cavalry, “The Blackhorse Regiment,” in Vietnam. When Bill returned home, he attended Aims Community College in Greeley, CO where he pursued a welding certification while also taking courses in jewelry fabrication.

Bill met his loving wife, Leona Kay (Waite) Montgomery in Holyoke, CO. They were married on December 6th, 1980. Bill and Leona moved to the Grover/Hereford community in 1980 and made their forever home atop the Hereford hill in 1991.

Bill was a skilled welder, and throughout the years, completed numerous welding jobs. He worked at Loyd Farms for five years in the dairy barn, followed by seven years at Pawnee School. There, he cared for the building and students, always making those around him laugh. Bill would volunteer his time sharing his well-known passion and knowledge of minerals and gems, hauling in his personal collection for viewing and learning – making arrowheads with the children, letting them create their own. A simple hello from Bill could make a student’s day, and his presence was surely missed when he retired. Bill continued to weld after retirement, using his skills for odd jobs, projects, and hobbies.

In Hereford, there is no doubt of him being the town’s favored neighbor. Bill was the one to visit and gather advice from – whether it was history, past or up to date political happenings, recipes, fishing, gardening, or basic tips of any trade - Bill knew it and he'd gladly share the knowledge with you. Hobbies were “his thing” and he was talented in many. Sharing the expertise and love of these with his family and others was a true gift. If you needed a homemade back scratcher, Bill was your guy – as he was a collector of all things - from that "turkey leg back scratcher” to the often family discussed, “antique railroad track switch,” - he had it. In Bill’s later years, after retirement, he enjoyed caring for his animals. When asked, “What are you up to?” he would be on his way to “scratch the chickens or feed the cats.”

Bill will be deeply missed by his wife, their children, and incredibly so by the grandchildren. They will remember him through adventures in the mountains, time spent at the cabins, fishing or at home with rock hunting, watching “How It’s Made,” tinkering outdoors, and simply letting them terrorize the house and deck as the “guests,” often with his reminder, “IT’S NOT A RESORT!” Many hours and countless memories were made while he babysat his grandson, Blake. Bill was a proud grandfather.

The memories made with Bill will be cherished forever and always remembered.

A final piece of wisdom from Bill for us all:

“I watched some fade away, but their memories are here to stay.” –BRM

Bill is survived by his wife, Leona; their children, Michele (Richard) Kasper of Kersey, CO; Nathan (Christy) Mitchell of Aurora, CO; Meghan Montgomery (Mike Campbell) of Grover, CO; and Michael Montgomery of Canyon Lake, TX; grandchildren, Jaime (Blake) Mattson, Kendra (Tristan) Gerth, Tim Kaspar, Blake Misech, and Sawyer Malcom-Dunfee; great-grandchildren Caroline and Ella Mattson; sisters Ginger (Dave) Becker, Dotty (John) Johnson; his best friend, Dave Mathis; and many other family members and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, Harold and Anna Montgomery, and brother Steven Montgomery.

Bill’s Celebration of Life was held on May 5, 2026, in Eaton, CO with family and close friends.

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06/16/2026

Jose "DJ" Louis Longoria

Jose Louis Longoria 46 passed away on June 14th 2026 at Anschutz Medical center in Aurora Colorado, surrounded by his loving family.

Jose grew up in Evans Colorado and graduated from Valley high school. After graduation he dedicated his calling to helping his people of Mexico with Southern Exposure building homes during his calling he directed in building 127 homes for his people. During his time in Mexico he created his own family with Brenda Flores having his own 4 blessings. Anessa Lee, Sahian Liliana, Joshua Liel, Paz Lynnette. He moved back to Colorado in 2009 upon that time he was a man of talents, he worked as a recruiter at Select Staffing helping the people of Greeley get back on their feet. He also worked at Wells Fargo and moved up quickly through the corporate ladder making branch manager in Ft. Morgan, where he also won an award that earned him a trip to Chicago. During that time he never lost his love of music, he believed that music could heal. DJ Hoes wanted to make happy with music, he would DJ at as many parties as he could and share with his children that same love. He also enjoyed boxing and riding his motorcycle. He believed in helping his people and learning new languages such as French, Somali,Russian, Punjabi and a few others.. He enjoyed learning new cultures. He also enjoyed his Voices of the Land classes. After his heart attack in 2018 he found a new passion for food and started his own business called Los Frijolitos.

He is survived by his four children Anessa Lee, Sahian Liliana, Joshua Liel, Paz Lynnette, and the mother of his children Brenda Flores. His siblings Anthony and Roxanne Longoria and Cassandra Duran as well as nephews, nieces, aunts, uncles and so many cousins. He was preceded by his loving mother Paz Soledad Torres, Carlos Hernandez, Rufina Hernandez as well as many aunts and uncles.

José Louis Longoria, de 46 años, falleció el 14 de junio de 2026 en el Anschutz Medical Center de Aurora, Colorado, rodeado de su querida familia.

José creció en Evans, Colorado, y se graduó de Valley High School. Después de graduarse, dedicó su vocación a ayudar a su gente de México con Southern Exposure construyendo viviendas. Durante su labor, dirigió la construcción de 127 hogares para su gente. Durante su tiempo en México, formó su propia familia con Brenda Flores, teniendo sus cuatro bendiciones: Anessa Lee, Sahian Liliana, Joshua Liel y Paz Lynnette. Regresó a Colorado en 2009. En ese momento era un hombre de muchos talentos; trabajó como reclutador en Select Staffing, ayudando a la gente de Greeley a salir adelante. También trabajó en Wells Fargo y ascendió rápidamente en la empresa hasta convertirse en gerente de sucursal en Ft. Morgan, donde además recibió un premio que le otorgó un viaje a Chicago. Durante ese tiempo nunca perdió su amor por la música; creía que la música podía sanar. DJ Hoes quería hacer felices a las personas con la música; actuaba como DJ en tantas fiestas como podía y compartió ese mismo amor con sus hijos. También disfrutaba del boxeo y de montar su motocicleta. Creía en ayudar a su gente y en aprender nuevos idiomas como francés, somalí, ruso, punyabí y algunos más. Disfrutaba aprender sobre nuevas culturas. También disfrutaba de sus clases de Voices of the Land. Después de su ataque cardíaco en 2018, encontró una nueva pasión por la comida y comenzó su propio negocio llamado Los Frijolitos.

Le sobreviven sus cuatro hijos: Anessa Lee, Sahian Liliana, Joshua Liel y Paz Lynnette, así como la madre de sus hijos, Brenda Flores. También le sobreviven sus hermanos Anthony y Roxanne Longoria y Cassandra Duran, además de sobrinos, sobrinas, tías, tíos y muchísimos primos. Fue precedido en la muerte por su querida madre, Paz Soledad Torres; Carlos Hernandez; Rufina Hernandez; así como por muchas tías y tíos.

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06/12/2026

Tiffany Rose Lindblad

In Loving Memory of Tiffany Rose Lindblad

Tiffany Rose Lindblad, age 38, passed away on June 7, 2026, in Greeley, Colorado.

Born in Westminster, Colorado, Tiffany lived life with a sense of adventure that few people possess. She was never content to simply dream about the world—she wanted to see it, experience it, and embrace everything it had to offer. That passion led her to become a flight attendant, a career that allowed her to travel to countries and places many only read about. Every destination became a story, every journey became a memory, and every experience became part of the life she so fully embraced.

Tiffany had a beautiful smile that could light up a room and a spirit that was larger than life. She loved her dogs deeply and found joy in the simple things as much as the extraordinary ones. Whether she was traveling across the world, spending time with family, or sharing a laugh with friends, Tiffany had a way of making moments memorable. She believed in living life to the fullest, and she did exactly that.

Those who loved Tiffany will remember her adventurous heart, her kindness, her laughter, and her ability to find joy wherever she went. She lived boldly, loved deeply, and left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to know her. While her journey ended far too soon, the memories she created and the love she shared will remain with us forever.

Tiffany is survived by her father, Todd Lindblad; her mother, Linda Solomon; her sister, Nicole Baldizan; her brother, Joshua Lindblad; her grandmother, Patricia Lindblad; her nephew, Marcus Baldizan; her nieces, Jaslynn Baldizan and Alexia Perez; and many loving aunts, uncles, cousins, friends, and colleagues whose lives were touched by her.

She was preceded in death by her grandfather, Leonard Lindblad; her grandmother, Mary Roof; her uncle, Lenny “Punky” Lindblad; and her aunt, Janet Solomon.

Although our hearts are broken by her loss, we take comfort in knowing that Tiffany lived a life filled with experiences, laughter, adventure, and love. We will forever cherish her smile, her free spirit, and the countless memories she leaves behind. Her presence will be deeply missed, but her memory will live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved her.

A Celebration of Life Service will be held at 12:00 Noon, Friday, June 19th, 2026 at Adamson Life Celebration Home, 2000 47th Avenue, Greeley, Colorado 80634.

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06/09/2026

Patricia Jo Hammond

Patricia Jo (Basart) Hammond was born on December 7, 1955, in Hastings, NE to Walter and JoAnn Basart. She passed away at home on May 6, 2026, at the age of 70.

The oldest of five children, the family moved to Loveland, CO when she was seven. She was a graduate of Loveland High School in 1974. Patricia worked at several jobs over the years, mostly involving caring for others. She was a state certified nursing assistant and also obtained her cosmetology license. Most recently, she spent the last two decades as a certified host home provider, doing in-home caregiving at her home in Greeley.

Trish enjoyed her pets, the Broncos, time in the mountains, and visits to the Oregon Coast and Washington. She married Rick Hammond in 2005 and had several wonderful years with him until his passing in 2014. She is survived by her son, Joshua (Jill); granddaughters, Hayley, Miranda, Aubrey, and Klara of Washington state; siblings, Vicky (Larry) Leonard, Brenda Cherry, Mike (Nikki) Basart, Pam Basart and numerous nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Walter and JoAnn; and a niece, Megan Leonard.

A memorial service will be held at Adamson Funeral home in Greeley on Friday, July 24, 2026, at 2 pm.

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06/08/2026

Gloria Jean Lister

Obituary to follow.

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06/06/2026

Margaret Mae Adams

Margaret Mae Adams (Coym), 94, of Greeley, Colorado, passed away peacefully on May 24, 2026.

Margaret was born in Oklahoma to John Herman and Sarah Elizabeth (Jones) Coym. She grew up on the family farm alongside her three brothers, Johnie, Jake, and James, and her two older sisters, Ethel and Elsie.

She met the love of her life, Johnnie Adams, in 1952 when he and an Air Force buddy traveled to Oklahoma for the weekend. When asked if there were any single women in town, his friend arranged a blind date with Margaret. Nine months later, Margaret and Johnnie were married in Wheeler, Texas, beginning a lifelong partnership filled with love, laughter, and adventure.

In 1963, they moved to Greeley, Colorado, where Margaret devoted herself to raising their family while supporting Johnnie throughout his military career. In 1977, Margaret began working at Hewlett-Packard in Loveland, working night shifts so she could be home with her children after school. She later transferred to the Greeley location and retired in 1993.

After retirement, Margaret and Johnnie purchased a motorhome and spent their winters in the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas. It was there they discovered square dancing, a passion that became an important part of their lives. After deciding not to return to Texas in 2001, they joined the Meadowlarks Square Dancing Club and later the Merry Mixers Square Dancing Club in 2003. Together, they served on the hospitality committee for the 2009 State Festival in Greeley and the USA West Convention in 2010, where they were inducted into the Square Dance Hall of Fame.

Margaret and Johnnie were active members of the Milliken Senior Center for 12 years, where they built many cherished friendships. During that time, they joined the center's band and enjoyed playing the Q Chord digital guitar together.

Margaret enjoyed life's simple joys. She loved her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, gardening, cooking, sewing, and shopping—especially garage sales. Whenever the Coym sisters gathered, there was always plenty of laughter. In her later years, Margaret especially enjoyed spending time with her beloved "grand dogs," Gracie and Eddie. Many peaceful afternoons were spent sitting with them on the back patio.

Margaret was known for her kind and giving heart, her quick sense of humor, and a stubborn streak that served her well throughout her life. She was always willing to lend a helping hand, share what she had with others, and bring a smile to those around her. Her strength, determination, and love for her family were evident in everything she did.

She is survived by her sons, Rodney (Ronna) Adams and John (Sandy) Adams; her daughter, Brenda (Todd) Adams; her grandchildren, Benaiah, Micah, Hannah (Gabe), Austin (Britney), Jedidiah (Shannon), Sarah (John), and Lauren; and her great-grandchildren, Imogen, Grayson, Wren, Hudson, Maccabeus, and Kaiden.

Margaret will be deeply missed and forever remembered by all who knew and loved her.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial donations be made to Optimal Hospice in memory of Margaret Adams. The compassionate care and support provided by their team during her final journey will never be forgotten.

A Celebration of Life will be held at 10:00 A.M., Monday June 15, 2026 at Adamson Life Celebration Home, 2000 47th Avenue, Greeley, Colorado 80634.

Burial will take place at Linn Grove Cemetery, 1700 Cedar Avenue, Greeley, Colorado 80631.

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06/05/2026

Ernest Ray Llamas

Ernest Ray Llamas

1973 – 2026

Ernie (Ernest) Ray Llamas, 52, passed away on June 1, 2026, in Greeley, Colorado. Born on August 29, 1973, in Greeley, Ernie spent his life in the community where he was raised and deeply cherished.

Ernie was the beloved son of Leonard and Loretta Llamas and the grandson of Maria Martinez. He is also survived by his siblings - Leonard Llamas Jr., Dakota(Elisha) Llamas, Lorraine Llamas, Sasha(Alex) Cantu and numerous nieces and nephews who will forever hold him close in their hearts. He was predeceased by his grandmother Geroldine Llamas, his brother Benny (Benjamin) Llamas, his sister Elisia Llamas, and his niece Melanie (Llamas) Camacho. Ernie’s family takes comfort in knowing he is now reunited with those he loved so dearly.

During his high school years, Ernie was a wrestler and a shining presence among his peers. His charisma and kindness earned him the title of prom king not once but twice—both in his junior and senior years. Surrounded by numerous friends, Ernie’s laughter and spirit were infectious. He dreamed of joining the Navy to see the world; however, an unfortunate motorcycle accident during his senior year altered the course of his life.

Despite this life-changing event, Ernie embraced life with resilience and joy. He found happiness in simple pleasures: taking long walks, savoring popsicles, reading his Bible for inspiration and guidance, and spending quality time with his father. Known for his humor and love of movies, Ernie had a knack for quoting movie lines at unexpected moments. His spontaneous quips would often lead to fits of giggles that were as contagious as they were heartwarming.

Ernie’s presence brought light to those around him—a light that will be deeply missed but fondly remembered. His memory will live on through the stories shared by those who knew him best.

May Ernie’s legacy bring comfort to all who loved him as they reflect on the joy he brought into their lives.

Memorial gifts may be made to the family to assist with services at GoFundMe.com. Ernie’s visitation will be held from 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, June 16, at Adamsons, 2000 47th Avenue and his Life Celebration 11:00 a.m. Wednesday June 17, at Upper Room Ministries, 919 18th Avenue, Greeley with cremation to follow. Friends may leave condolences at AdamsonCares.com.

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06/04/2026

Dorothy Frances Benner

Dorothy Frances (Spurlock) Benner went home to Our Lord and Savior on the night of June 2, 2026, at the age of 87. Dorothy was born to Parents, Lloyd and Helen (Pierce) Spurlock on December 17, 1938, in Greeley, Colorado. She attended school in Greeley and Graduated from Greeley Central High School in 1957. She was a proud member of the marching band playing the alto Saxophone. She met Jerry Benner in 1957, and they were married on June 7, 1959, at The First United Methodist Church in Greeley. Their daughter Shey was born in 1961 and their son, Craig, in 1963. Dorothy graduated with her BA in Elementary Education in 1962, her MA in Special Education in 1968 and her Ed.Sin School Psychology in 1978, all from the University of Northern Colorado. Her teaching career spanned a total of 40+ years until she retired for the last time in 2020. Dorothy loved to teach!

Dorothy was a member and Past President of Colorado Education Association, Past President of Greeley Teachers Association, National Education Association, Kappy Delta Pi and Delta Kappa Gamma. She received A Lifetime Achievement Award for Who's Who Top Professionals and Teacher Who Makes a Difference Award. Dorothy was also recognized in an article by the Woman's World Magazine for the Adopt-a-Cop program she started at her school to help children learn that officers were friends and mentors.

Dorothy established a committee in 2002 that raised enough money and donations to bring 5 NYPD and 8 FDNY first responders of 9/11, as well as their families, to Greeley for the week of July 4th with all expenses paid. One of the first responders' wives said with tears, "you have seen all of the smiles, but what you haven't seen was the healing on the inside that this trip has done for all of them." This was one of Dorothy's most treasured moments and well worth the time and effort she provided for fellow American citizens. She kept in touch with all of them through the years.

Dorothy and Jerry traveled extensively with close friends, Marge and W***y Wiedeman. Dorothy and Marge had been childhood friends and kept that friendship throughout their lives. The four of them traveled all over the US and Europe. On one trip to Europe the couples were joined by Jerry's sister and her husband, Sue and Carl Hauer where they were fortunate to be in Oberammergau, Germany to see the Passion Play that is only performed once every 10 years. Truly a highlight of their travels.

Dorothy and Jerry also enjoyed Broadway plays both on Broadway and at the Buell Theatre and attending plays at the dinner theatre in Johnstown. Dorothy instilled in her children and grandchildren that a variety of plays and music gives you "culture".

We extend a special thank-you to Noemi with Senior Helpers for the time she spent with Dorothy over the past few months, and to the entire Accent Care Hospice team, especially nurse Abby. We are grateful to all of you for helping to keep Dorothy comfortable at home during her final weeks.

Dorothy is survived by her loving husband Jerry, of 67 years, daughter, Shey Benner Overbeck, son, Craig Benner (Linda), granddaughter, Laci Benner Dreiling (Matt), 2 grandsons, Travis Overbeck (Chelsea), Kenny Overbeck, 2 step grandsons, Levi Sheldon, Michael Kindsfather (Raychl), 13 great grandchildren, 3 sisters-in-law, 1 brother-in-law, nephews, nieces and cousins.

Dorothy was preceded in death by her father, mother, father-in-law, mother-in-law, brother Spurky, brother-in-law, Carl Hauer, nephew, Richie Newland and numerous Aunts, Uncles and cousins.

Memorial Service will be Thursday, June 25, 2026, at 1:00 at The First United Methodist Church located at Trinity Episcopal Church, 3800 W 20th Street, Greeley, CO 80634.

Memorial contributions if you wish, may be made to First United Methodist Church or Weld Food Bank in care of Adamsons Life Celebration Home, 2000 47th Avenue, Greeley, CO 80634

"Earth's classroom lost an amazing educator, but heaven just gained its finest teacher."

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06/04/2026

Jacqueline Louise Dorn

Jacqueline “Jackie” Louise Dorn, age, 79, passed away on June 1, 2026, at The Medical Center of the Rockies, surrounded by her loving family. Jackie grew up in Greeley and graduated from Greeley High School. She married Wayne Dorn, the love of her life, on January 15, 1967. She and Wayne had two children, Tracy Hettinger and Mike Dorn. Jackie was blessed with two grandchildren, Taylor Weyant and Bradley Hettinger. Her love for life was infectious.

Jackie loved going for walks, spending time with her cats, going to the mountains, gambling at Central City, enjoying the racetrack, and she loved the summertime in the RV. She couldn’t wait to just sit outside at the back of the RV and watch all the rigs pull in. This was what she called her “happy place.” Jackie had never met a stranger; she loved everyone she met. Her hugs were the best and the strongest, you could feel the love she had for you with each embrace.

Jackie and Wayne for many years traveled to Las Vegas. They never missed an opportunity for a chance make memories together. When it came to Wayne and her children that was her everything until her two grandchildren, she now had a new purpose. She had such pride and joy for Taylor and Bradley that she moved mountains to be able to spend as much time as possible with them. Jackie worked at School District #6 for many years and then transferred to Frontier Academy Charter School to be closer to the grandkids. This is where she would retire in 2015.

Jackie is survived by her daughter, Tracy (Michael) Hettinger; son, Mike (Becky) Dorn, grandkids, Taylor (Brandon) Weyant and Bradley Hettinger; and a sister, Betty Kay (Chuck) Park.

She was proceeded in death by her husband, Wayne Dorn; brother, Richard Kimsey, Jr.; parents, Richard and Katherine Kimsey.

A Celebration of Life will be held at 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, June 16, 2026, at Adamson Life Celebration Home. Jackie will be laid to rest with her husband at Sunset Memorial immediately following the service.

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