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Pictures: Conrad and his Brothers


Pictures: Conrad and his Brothers
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Posted: April 24, 2000 08:02 PM

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Eileen Nicole Simon


					First we had Ralf, whose cheerful sunshiny personality brightens our lives to this day.

							Conrad with his dad
	Ralf reads to Conrad - Conrad's best playmate and teacher growing up.

	Then we had Matthew and Frederick

						At age 12 Conrad went away to school at Avalon in Lenox Massachusetts (left), not far from Tanglewood, the Boston Symphony's summer home in the Berkshires, where Conrad enjoyed many Saturday morning rehearsals.


DEC-20 day at Avalon (Conrad, Fred, and Leo Gagné (Conrad's counselor): Conrad's birthday is December 20. My work at Digital was with DECSYSTEM-20 computers and we used to celebrate this wonderful machine every December 20th; my DEC-020 license plate was another show of enthusiasm. So as Conrad's brother Matt puts it, this picture is of the DEC-20 child beside the DEC-20 car on DEC-20 day. This was also Conrad's 20th birthday...

Below: Conrad (in front seat) with staff and another resident from his group home out for some fun...

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