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Crippin Funeral Home is proud to have been serving Montrose, CO and surrounding areas since 1988.

Crippin Funeral Home is proud to be a family owned and operated funeral home serving the Montrose area and western slope since 1988. Over the past 20 years we have grown by providing caring, personalized and above all professional service to all of our families. In 1995 we purchased Grand View Cemetery, located west of Montrose. Grand View Cemetery offers a unique resting place, a veteran’s section, scattering garden, gazebo and our latest addition Serenity Cremation Gardens . We have an onsite crematory as well as a newly designed chapel and casket display room. We are honored to serve and make available all of our facilities and services to all the family’s that place their confidence in us. Please feel free to call at any hour to speak directly to one of our members. We believe we have a unique responsibility to honor our Veterans and Military Community. We will help you handle every detail; from military benefits to legal requirements. Our History

In 1957, In Jerome Idaho, Harry Crippin and wife Marion opened their hearts and doors to help families cope with the loss of loved ones. Harry and Marion soon built a family tradition of trust by providing sincerity, understanding and graceful professionalism to all the families they served. In 1987 sons Greg, Kirk and Kelly Crippin joined their father to carry on “A Family Tradition of Trust” when they purchased the Monahan Mansion located in Montrose, Colorado on East Main Street. Since then Greg, Kelly and wives Julia and Carla Crippin have continued to compassionately lighten the burden that one has when planning for and coping with the loss of a loved one.

11/11/2025

Randell "Randy" Orris Brickson

Randell Orris Brickson

Born October 15, 1947

Departed on October 9, 2025

Randell, Randy, is survived by his sister Cathy and brother Paul of Utah; son-in-law Ryan, grandsons Solan and Sawyer, and daughter Jill of Dillon, Colorado; and daughter Jodi and wife Edie of Montrose, Colorado.

Randy was born on the plains of Iowa and moved to Olathe, Colorado at the age of ten with his parents, Orris and Marge, and his siblings, Cathy and Paul. His father worked as a plumber, and his mother was a devoted homemaker. Randy graduated from Olathe High School in 1966.

He attended Fort Lewis College for a year before being drafted into the U.S. Navy, where he served proudly as a Seabee attached to the Marines. His service took him to Vietnam, Cuba, and Texas. Upon completion of his military duties, he received an honorable discharge.

While in Texas, Randy met the love of his life, Edie. The two were married on March 11, 1972, and went on to share more than 53 years of marriage filled with friendship, laughter, and resilience.

Randy built a career as a contractor in Montrose. He was a devoted husband and father, often working long hours and traveling from Olathe to Telluride to provide for his family. In his later years, he faced numerous medical complications, many stemming from Agent Orange exposure during the Vietnam War, yet he faced those challenges with strength and grace.

Randy was a lifelong learner who loved music, reading, and meaningful conversation. He had a brilliant mind, a gift for teaching, and a storyteller’s heart. He listened deeply and lived fully.

He found peace in the outdoors. Randy loved hunting on the peaks of Dexter and throughout the San Juans, where he found beauty in the sunsets and stars. He delighted in the flowers Edie tended in their yard and always took time to admire them. He cherished horses, fall hunting season, and camping trips with his family. He taught his daughters to fish, appreciate nature, and read animal tracks in the first snow of winter.

Randy found joy in the symphony of sandhill cranes in spring, the warmth of the Colorado sun in summer, and the golden glow of autumn leaves. He loved the crisp air of fall—the season of his birth and his passing—and the one he loved most of all.

He was an amazing, dedicated, and protective father to a daughter with disabilities, and a steadfast listener, friend, and hero to his other daughter. He deeply loved his sister and brother and treasured the joy and energy his son-in-law and grandsons brought into his life. Above all, he loved Edie—and Edie loved him. Together, they stood side by side through every season of life.

To witness their love was timeless and an honor.

Randy often said, “I’ll see you down that road.”

We love you, Randy—Brother, Papa, Dad, Husband. You will always be cherished and deeply missed.

“We’ll see you down that road.”

Cremation was fulfilled by Crippin Funeral Home. A memorial will be held in the spring.

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11/07/2025

Gilbert Joseph Martinez

Gilbert Joseph Martinez came into this world on June 20, 1930, and left this world on November 05, 2025. Gilbert was 95 years of age. He was born in the little town of McPhee, Colorado. Later the family moved to San Acacio, Colorado, a very small town in the San Luis Valley. Gilbert spent most of his early childhood in San Acacio. When Gilbert was 16, he arrived in Ouray; the year was 1946.

Preceding him in death are his parents, Jose D. Martinez and Natividad (Nuanez) Martinez, his wife Viola (Dominguez) Martinez and three of their infant children as well as Ten brothers and sisters. G-Bert, as he was affectionately known by many family members and close friends, is survived by his brother Alfred of Great Falls, Montana and his seven children, Bombie (Penny), Tina (Bob), Steve, Veronica (Michael), Joseph, Lorena and Mario (Jamie). Gilbert is also survived by 14 Grandchildren, 15 Great Grandchildren, numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, in-laws and friends.

Gilbert served his community for approximately 35 years as a Law Enforcement Officer for both the city and county of Ouray. He worked in various area mines for 50 years; the Construction Industry and he was also the Custodian of Ouray Schools.

When he wasn’t working, Gilbert enjoyed hunting, fishing, playing baseball, playing softball and spending time with all his family.

Gilbert will be greatly missed by all those who had the privilege of knowing him.

At Gilbert’s request, in lieu of flowers, donations be made to St. Daniel Catholic Church, Ouray, Colorado.

Celebration of Life-Mass will be held Thursday November 13, 2025, at 10:00 a.m.,

St Daniel Catholic Church Ouray, Colorado.

Interment will take place at Cedar Hill Cemetery, Ouray County, Colorado.

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11/07/2025

Wood Buell Eppelsheimer

Wood Buell Eppelsheimer, 80, of Montrose, Colorado, passed away peacefully at home on October 31, 2025.

Born on April 19, 1945, in Mexico, Missouri, to Merrill and Vesper Buell Eppelsheimer, Wood spent his early years in Missouri, a place that always remained close to his heart.

After attending the University of Missouri, he immediately became a pilot for United Airlines. For 36-years, he loved flying both commercially and recreationally with his several private planes. His passion for wide-open skies and speed extended to auto racing, where he found fun racing vintage Porsches.

In retirement, he and Barbara motor-homed through the Southwest, enjoying both adventures and the occasional misadventures, as well as spending winters in Arizona.

Wood is survived by his wife, Barbara Ennis Eppelsheimer of 56 years and son Kirk. He was preceded in death by his beloved son, Keith.

Arrangements were handled by Crippin Funeral Home, Montrose, CO. A private family service will be held in Missouri.

As an expression of sympathy, donations to Food Bank of the Rockies, Western Slope Distribution Center, 698 Long Acre Drive, Grand Junction, CO 81505 https://give.foodbankrockies.org/page/76289/donate would be appreciated by Woody's Family.

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11/06/2025

Emma Ilene Hewitt (Devolve)

Emma Ilene Hewitt (Devolve) passed away peacefully on October 6, 2025. She was born on May 20, 1942, in Plainfield, Connecticut.

Emma married the love of her life, Richard Arlen Hewitt, Sr., on October 11, 1958. Together, they built a beautiful family and shared nearly 60 years of marriage before his passing in 2018.

She is survived by her four children, Richard Arlen Hewitt, Jr., Lynnita Mae Davis, Patricia Ann Scheulen, and William Barber Hewitt; her sisters, Joyce and Marion; fifteen grandchildren; thirty-two great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, two brothers, and one sister.

Emma lived a full and curious life. She loved music, valued education, and was always eager to learn something new. Over the years, she worked in many fulfilling professions, including serving as a municipal judge and later as a travel agent, roles that reflected her love for people and her adventurous spirit.

In 1999, Emma made her home in Olathe, Colorado, where she became an active member of the community and a devoted participant in the Olathe United Methodist Church. A lifelong Christian, she was also a dedicated member of the PTA and PTO, always advocating for the importance of family and education.

A memorial service celebrating Emma’s life will be held at Olathe United Methodist Church on Saturday, November 15th, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., with a small reception to follow.

Her legacy of faith, kindness, and love of learning will continue to inspire all who knew her.

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11/06/2025

Edward Randal Weatherford

Edward Randal Weatherford, 67, of Montrose, Colorado, peacefully passed away at HopeWest Ferris Hospice Care Center in Grand Junction, Colorado, with his wife by his side on October 26, 2025.

Ed was a beloved husband, father, "camping grandpa" and devoted friend. Born in Downey, California, to Ralph Weatherford and Eleanor Vanderhoeven Weatherford, he graduated from San Diego State University.

Ed and Susan married in Breckenridge, Colorado, followed by photos taken in the rain at the base of Mount Quandary. The devoted couple relocated to Montrose in 2025 to pursue their dream of a slower-paced life filled with outdoor adventures, dispersed camping in their RV "Shadow," and fly fishing with flies Ed tied himself.

Ed originally moved from California to Colorado Springs with his first wife, Julia (Coventry), where they raised their two children, Kristen and Bryce. He later lived in Highlands Ranch for many years, where he worked in sales and eventually retired as owner of a successful window coverings business.

Ed is survived by his wife, Susan, of Montrose; children Kristen Weatherford of Albany, Oregon, and Bryce Weatherford with his wife Hannah, and three grandchildren, Finn, Bode, and Annie Weatherford of Centennial, Colorado; a brother, James (Pam) Weatherford of Carlsbad, California; a sister, Linda McDonald (Brian) of Castle Rock, Colorado; nieces Julie (Robert) Parent of Larkspur, Colorado, and Katie Gomez of Carlsbad, California; nephew Geoff (Debbie) Anderson of Castle Rock, Colorado.

Ed was preceded in death by his parents Ralph and Eleanor Weatherford, and spouse, Laura French Weatherford.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to HopeWest Ferris Hospice Care Center, Grand Junction, Colorado (970) 683-4914. Details regarding a celebration of life will be shared at a later date.

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11/06/2025

John "Jack" Jerome Mulvaney

John ‘Jack’ Jerome Mulvaney a resident of Montrose for 33 years passed away peacefully October 28, 2025 at Valley Manor Care Center in Montrose.

Born January 23, 1953 in Artesia, California the son of Charles David Mulvaney and Marie Susan (Hare) Mulvaney. He was one of eight siblings.

‘Jack’ graduated from Mayfair High School 1971 in Bellflower, California. He met and married the love of his life, Sherry Ann McClemans 1985 in Westminster, California. They met while working for Grace Restaurant Services, he was a Delivery Driver, Sherry was a restaurant Manager.

They had one daughter, Madison ‘Maddi’ Ann Mulvaney born in 1987 in Anaheim, California. They moved to Laguna Hills, California in 1987 where Jack became an apprentice with Ironworks, Local 433 where he did ornamental ironworking in the Southern California region. 1992 he moved his family to Montrose, Colorado and worked as a Security officer until his retirement.

The artist in him enjoyed working with wood and iron. Jack and his father- in-law welded a large iron star for DMEA, (Delta-Montrose Electric Association) which they placed above the office where it was lite up at night.

Jack loved boating, fishing, going to the gun range, and family trips to Lake Powell, as well as going on hunting adventures with his brothers.

Family was important to him and enjoyed spending time with them. He was always ready to lend a helping hand and could fix just about anything earning him the nickname, ‘MacGyver’. He was loved by all and will truly be missed.

Proceeding him in death are his parents and stepmother, Dorothy Davies.

He is survived by his wife, Sherry, daughter ‘Maddi Forsberg (Luke), three sisters, Pam Mulvaney, Carla Howell, and Bonnie Cox, four brothers, Jerry, David (carol), Harry, and Patrick Mulvaney, one stepbrother, Chuck Davies, many nieces and nephews.

A ‘Special’ Thank you to Valley Manner Care Center, Hope West, and Crippin Funeral Home for their compassionate and professional services.

Celebration of Life, November 22, 2025 at 11:00 am, Crippin Funeral Home, Montrose, Colorado.

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11/06/2025

Florence "Jo" Amelia Mousner

Florence Amelia Mousner, lovingly known as “Jo,” was born on January 7, 1940, in Olney, Oklahoma. She grew up on her family’s farm, where she learned the values of hard work, responsibility, and gratitude for life’s simple joys—principles that guided her throughout her life.

Jo attended Olney High School, where she was among the few young women to play half-court basketball—a sport she cherished and remembered fondly for the rest of her life. After graduating, she continued her education at Murray State Junior College in Tishomingo, Oklahoma, where she met the love of her life, Stan Mousner. The two married in 1959 and, soon after, moved to Olathe, Colorado, where they built a beautiful life and raised their family together. (Stan preceded her in death in 2022.)

Jo began her career as a teacher’s aide at Olathe Elementary and later became the librarian at Oak Grove Elementary. Her kindness, patience, and passion for learning touched the lives of countless students and colleagues. She had a special gift for making everyone feel valued, encouraged and loved.

In 1964, Jo and Stan welcomed their first child, Stacey, followed by their daughter, Ginnie. Family was always Jo’s greatest joy. Many weekends were spent camping, hunting, fishing, or exploring the Western Slope in their Jeep—creating memories that her family will treasure forever.

She is survived by her son Stacey (Kathy) Mousner and daughter Ginnie (Bruce) Schlagel; grandchildren Tyler (Deanna) Mousner, Tori (Brett) Queen, Ryan, and Holly; and three beloved great-granddaughters—Riley, Harley, and Bryn.

While raising her family, Jo also dedicated time to coaching youth sports, including softball and volleyball. In later years, she discovered new hobbies, enjoying garage sales, crafting projects, and lively board or card games with friends and loved ones. She had a remarkable ability to form deep and meaningful connections, always making those around her feel cared for and appreciated.

Jo was deeply grateful for the compassionate caregivers from PACE who supported her in her later years, forming strong and heartfelt relationships with them as well.

She will be remembered for her strength, compassion, and unwavering spirit. Jo leaves behind a legacy of love, laughter, and learning that will live on in all who were fortunate to know her.

Services will be held on Monday November 24th at 1:00 pm at the Crippin Funeral home at 802 E Main St Montrose Colorado with a meet and greet to follow at the Montrose Events Center at 648 S 1st St in Montrose.

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11/05/2025

Lorna Jean Lupton

Lorna Jean Lupton passed peacefully on October 31, 2025 from complications following surgery at the age of 85. She will be missed and forever be in our hearts. Lorna was born April 22, 1940 in Limon, CO to William Banks and Marjorie (Hill) Banks. She moved to Norwood as a small child and never left. Lorna met the love of her life, Dale C Lupton Sr. and they wed on April 6, 1958 in Norwood.

Lorna loved working. It gave her purpose in life. She worked at the local bank, San Miguel Basin State Bank, for many years and took pride in taking care of her local customers. Later in life Lorna was employed at the local gravel pit, United Sand and Gravel. Again, taking care of her local customers was of the upmost importance to her. Lorna worked up to her passing, which is what she wanted. It kept her mind sharp.

Lorna loved and was very devoted to her family which included her parents, children, siblings, grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. She was always there to help if help was needed. She helped behind the scenes and never desired recognition of her good deeds.

Outside of work and family, Lorna volunteered with many organizations usually taking the position of secretary/treasurer. Her favorite organization was the Boy Scouts of American. Lorna was very devoted to her community and helped where she could. Lorna enjoyed camping, fishing (all fish were keepers), hunting, rock hunting and going on drives in the area. Lorna and Dale put thousands of miles on their truck just driving around but never venturing too far from home.

Lorna is survived by her two children: Dale C Lupton Jr. of Fairbanks, Alaska and Carol Ann Lupton-McKeever of Durango CO; sister: Dorothy Fern Mason; grandchildren: Aspen Jimenez, Erica Ritter & Holly Dobiash; and 8 great grandchildren.

Lorna lived a full life and was able to live at home and worked up to the end which was her desire. The community is welcome to celebrate her life along with her family at a graveside service on Wednesday November 12, 2025, 2pm, Norwood Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, please make a donation in Lorna’s name to either the Norwood Fire Department, Norwood Cemetery Association or Second Chance Humane Society (Ridgway, CO).

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11/04/2025

Thomas "Tom" James Manuel

Loving husband of 26 years to Renae, the proud and supportive father of Ashlyn and Rocco. Tom was the very definition of a family man. A true example of what it means to be a devoted husband and father.

Tom, the son of Stan and Debra Manuel, brother of Jeff Manuel and son in law of Roxy and Debra Carleo, passed away unexpectedly on Friday October 31, 2025, in Montrose CO.

Tom grew up in Kremling CO where he was very active in a variety of sports though basketball was his favorite. He left behind a trail of memories in that small town — just as he did everywhere he went.

Tom is now free of his earthly court to freely play basketball with “Newberry” the man he admired, loved and dearly missed; his grandfather, who passed away in 2022. We imagine them both now, back on the court together, sharing laughs and shooting free throws.

Tom was a dedicated friend who would do anything for you and was always uplifting with a joke on hand. Whether it was on the back porch sharing stories, out on the golf course, or during long road trips to referee games, Tom built friendships that lasted a lifetime. He had a unique gift for making people feel seen and appreciated, and his circle of friends — which only grew wider with time — felt more like family.

A basketball referee for more than 25 years, working games up and down the Western Slope as well as countless regional finals and several state tournaments. He loved the close, nail-bitter game with roaring crowds and strived to be fair and consistent. He was the ideal officiating partner - not just for his skill and professionalism, but for his easy-going nature, steady presence and great sense of humor that made the long drives fun.

In addition to officiating, he coached and mentored many athletes over the years sharing his love for sports and his belief in teamwork, respect and perseverance. Many of those he coached and worked alongside credit Tom for shaping not just their skills, but their character. His patience, humor, and wisdom made him a trusted guide and role model to many — and his legacy will continue through the people he inspired.

A celebration of life will be held at Grace Community Church on Friday November 14, 2025, at 4:30 pm.

In lieu of flowers the family suggests a donation to the Montrose Basketball Officials Association (MBOA), supporting the next generation of referees. Checks can be mailed to 1597 Stellar Place Montrose CO 81401.

The family wishes to express their sincerest thank you to the Montrose Fire Department, EMT’s and ER staff at Montrose Regional hospital for their outstanding care and compassion.

Tom will be remembered for his humor, integrity and unwavering love for friends and family - a man who made every court, golf course, and room he entered brighter.

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11/03/2025

James "Jimmy" Arthur Stelljes

Jimmy Arthur Stelljes peacefully passed away surrounded by family on October 31, 2025, at the age of 54. He was preceded in death by his dad Phillip Arthur Stelljes. He is survived by his wife of 34 years, Tammy; their children The Big 3, Sami Jordan (Manley), Bailey Hill (Cody) and Tyler Stelljes; four grandchildren, Paxton, Abbi, Aspen and Baby J (Soon to be); his mom Paulette Stelljes and his sister Stephanie Stelljes. Jimmy served our country in the United States Air Force for 9 years. Jimmy dedicated years to many professions but primarily in car sales. Jimmy was well-known for being a mentor and big brother to many. He had many adventures and passions in his life including skateboarding, snowboarding, hunting, fishing, gaming, and most of all golf. He was known by all for his words of wisdom, sarcasm, wittiness, go-getter spirit, helping hand and biggest of all love for his family.

In lieu of flowers and gifts the family has requested any desired contributions be sent in honor of Cancer Research. Our teddy bear, we love you 3,000!

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10/27/2025

James (Jim) Waltz

Obituary - James (Jim) Frederick Waltz

July 28, 1940 – October 21, 2025

James (Jim) Waltz of Ouray County, previous from Waterford, MI passed away at Ferris Hospice Center in Grand Junction on Tuesday, October 21st, 2025 at the age of 85.

A Celebration of Life will be held at All Saints Anglican Church on Townsend in Montrose on Saturday, November 1st 2025 at 10am with Priest, Preston Gordon, presiding.

Jim was born on July 28th, 1940, in Detroit, MI. He graduated From St. Mercy College in Detroit, MI and went on to obtain his graduate degree. Jim became a 5th grade teacher in Waterford MI for 27 years.

Jim is proceeded in death by his father and mother, George F and Geraldine V Waltz. He is survived by his wife Karla of 20 years; His sister Marcy; His daughters Schelli and Mandy; His sons Jason and Sean and his cousins.

Jim was a true patriot and active in America’s welfare. He also was a tour guide for “True Grit” tours in Ridgway, volunteered at the Wounded Warriors functions, founded the non-partisan Constitution Club at Montrose High School and participated in various other organizations.

His passions include collecting Red Ryder comic books, Jeeping, and an avid football TV watcher. Having had Detroit Lion season tickets for 55+ years kept him active along with walking his dog, Mattie.

In lieu of flowers, Jim would value if you would: Hug your family members, say “I love you man” to dear friends, rescue an animal, and enjoy every minute of God’s gift of Life.

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10/27/2025

Agustina Sanchez Velasquez

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Agustina Sanchez Velasquez who left us on October 21, 2025, at the age of 71.

Agustina Sanchez Velasquez was born on March 8, 1954. At the age of 15, she married the love of her life, Eufemio Jimenez Ojeda where they had six children: Ana Maria, Nicolas, Miguel, Guadalupe, Marcela, and one who passed away at birth. She was the best friend, wife, mother, sister, grandmother, and great-grandmother. Her greatest quality was that despite the hard work she had to do at young age and raising five children she would come home happy. Her children never saw their mother upset, much less angry. She always helped anyone in need, expecting nothing in return. During her free time before her passing, Augustina enjoyed spending time with her family and nature. She often read her Bible outside as she was a devoted Catholic. Agustina is survived by her five children, thirteen grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren.

A viewing will be held on Tuesday October 28, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. at Crippin Funeral Home located at 802 E Main St, Montrose, CO 81401.

Her mass will be held on Wednesday, October 29, 2025 at 10:00 a.m. at Saint Mary’s Church on 1855 St Marys Dr, Montrose, CO 81401. After her mass, the family would like to invite all her loved ones for a meal at the Lions Clubhouse 602 N Nevada Ave, Montrose, CO 81401.

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Crippin Funeral Home is proud to be a family owned and operated funeral home serving the Montrose area and western slope since 1988. Over the past 20 years we have grown by providing caring, personalized and above all professional service to all of our families. In 1995 we purchased Grand View Cemetery, located west of Montrose. Grand View Cemetery offers a unique resting place, a veteran’s section, scattering garden, gazebo and our latest addition Serenity Cremation Gardens . We have an onsite crematory as well as a newly designed chapel and casket display room. We are honored to serve and make available all of our facilities and services to all the family’s that place their confidence in us. Please feel free to call at any hour to speak directly to one of our members. We believe we have a unique responsibility to honor our Veterans and Military Community. We will help you handle every detail; from military benefits to legal requirements. Our History In 1957, In Jerome Idaho, Harry Crippin and wife Marion opened their hearts and doors to help families cope with the loss of loved ones. Harry and Marion soon built a family tradition of trust by providing sincerity, understanding and graceful professionalism to all the families they served. In 1987 sons Greg, Kirk and Kelly Crippin joined their father to carry on “A Family Tradition of Trust” when they purchased the Monahan Mansion located in Montrose, Colorado on East Main Street. Since then Greg, Kelly and wives Julia and Carla Crippin have continued to compassionately lighten the burden that one has when planning for and coping with the loss of a loved one.

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