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Jack Mazz
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Ocean Springs Airport
      Sun Sep 04 2005 04:23 PM

Bill and Rosemary Mc Whirter who own the airport are friends and I have been unable to find any info on their safety or whereabouts. Airport was close to Blueberry lane. Please if anybody has info contact me here, or CutlassRG@aol.com,
My heart and prayers go out to all those who have suffered such unbelievable devastation.
Jack Mazzuchelli

GOD SPEED TO ALL

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