Dying Man Refuses Painkillers and Spends Last Hours with Friends
Donald Brooks a 33 year old welder from Riviera Beach Florida died after severe burns from a Bahamas sailboat fire. He refused pain medication choosing to stay awake and surrounded by 14 friends as he prepared a will wrote letters and gave final instructions. Brooks hoped to be buried near his girlfriend Kathy Swedenborg whose body was never found after the boat explosion.
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A jumbled list of crossword clues and partial answers includes Hobnob Bullfinch Prussian spa town expletive emulate Sarlak location figurative description compliant vehicle mud volcano and other scattered terms like guided missile appear with unrelated items such as heraldry charge etc
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