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muriel_volestrangler

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6. Maybe - there's a compulsory retirement age of 70, and she's 63

Reply to markpkessinger (Reply #5)

Fri Oct 3, 2025, 06:35 PM

4 hrs ago

so that would only give Chuck 7 years - till he's 83. He's got a cancer now, of course, but seems to be coping OK with it. I'd like to think he could last longer.

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