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'''NAME: Hal Watter

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-Testimonials to him (add a space before a new testimonial): Hal was on the board of the first "From All Walks of Life" in 1987. I was volunteering administrative help to the board, so that's where I met Hal. His previous work on the March of Dimes walk-a-thon was so helpful to the planning of that first year -- he knew how many port-a-potties we needed for the distance of the walk, and other key logistics! He lived in Locust Point apartments, and was raised in Cherry Hill, NJ. He had a sharp wit and a cackling laugh. When he died, his parents didn't want anyone to know it was AIDS (his dad was a chiropractor and thought he would lose business if it was known), which made his volunteer work with the Walk invisible. A group of us know knew him from that work went to his funeral, and I remember feeling like an imporant part of Hal had been erased. He was the first friend I lost to AIDS. With loving memories, Debra D'Alessandro
+Testimonials to him (add a space before a new testimonial): Hal was on the board of the first "From All Walks of Life" in 1987. I was volunteering administrative help to the board, so that's where I met Hal. His previous work on the March of Dimes walk-a-thon was so helpful to the planning of that first year -- he knew how many port-a-potties we needed for the distance of the walk, and other key logistics! He lived in Locust Point apartments, and was raised in Cherry Hill, NJ. He had a sharp wit and a cackling laugh. When he died, his parents didn't want anyone to know it was AIDS (his dad was a chiropractor and thought he would lose business if it was known), which made his volunteer work with the Walk invisible. A group of us know knew him from that work went to his funeral, and I remember feeling like an important part of Hal had been erased. He was the first friend I lost to AIDS. With loving memories, Debra D'Alessandro
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+Date of Birth: 1958
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+Date of Death (delete if non-applicable): 1989
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+Age at Death (delete if non-applicable): 31

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+Employment: March of Dimes; B'nai Brith
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+Social/Political Groups he attends/attended: From All Walks of Life (now AIDS Walk Philly, aka AIDS Fund)
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-His friends include: (type your name here, or names of others)
+His friends include: (type your name here, or names of others) Debra D'Alessandro; John Green, John Magnum; Heshie Zinman
-Testimonials to him (add a space before a new testimonial):
+Testimonials to him (add a space before a new testimonial): Hal was on the board of the first "From All Walks of Life" in 1987. I was volunteering administrative help to the board, so that's where I met Hal. His previous work on the March of Dimes walk-a-thon was so helpful to the planning of that first year -- he knew how many port-a-potties we needed for the distance of the walk, and other key logistics! He lived in Locust Point apartments, and was raised in Cherry Hill, NJ. He had a sharp wit and a cackling laugh. When he died, his parents didn't want anyone to know it was AIDS (his dad was a chiropractor and thought he would lose business if it was known), which made his volunteer work with the Walk invisible. A group of us know knew him from that work went to his funeral, and I remember feeling like an imporant part of Hal had been erased. He was the first friend I lost to AIDS. With loving memories, Debra D'Alessandro
 [[Category:aids fund]]
 [[Category:fawol]]