St Francis College - Motus Yearbook (Biddeford, ME)

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IN MEMORIAM Mr. Robert Mento was a quiet man who would be embarrassed by an attempt to catalogue his virtues, con- tributions, and accomplishments. Bee cause of this, no attempt at making such a catalogue will be made. He was, simply. a man who left personal experiences to all of us at St. Francis College to remember him by. Each 01 us remembem different things about Mr. Mento. These are not imporv tant. What is important is that we are remembering, and will continue to remember him. This is his legacy to St. Francis. The sorrow we all feel is for our own loss and that of his young family. Now. it is for us to continue - in the way he has established.

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MR. ROBERT K. MENTO

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