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Rick Schreffler, died 2006 Rick Schreffler 2006 Pennsylvania

Rick Schreffler married Linda Schreffler (born Stone).

Linda was born on month day 1954, in birth place, Missouri.

Rick passed away in month 2006, in death place, Pennsylvania.

Rick Schreffler, died 2006 Rick Schreffler 2006 Pennsylvania

Rick Schreffler married Linda Vose (born Stone).

Linda was born on month day 1954, in birth place, Arkansas.

Rick passed away in month 2006, in death place, Pennsylvania.

Rick Schreffler, died 2018 Rick Schreffler 2018

Rick Schreffler was born to Leonard Eugene Schreffler and Jacqueline Almeda Schreffler (born Wolf).

Rick had 5 siblings: Susan Carol Corl (born Schreffler), Gary Eugene Schreffler and 3 other siblings.

Rick passed away in Before 2018.

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Rick SchrefflerRick Schreffler in The Phoenix - ‎Apr 21 1986

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"... graphics for her display, first drawing them on graph paper, then punching them into the computer. The reaction from most passersby to her display? “Most people say it's interesting." Rick Schreffler decided to concentrate on something he had wondered too, except thal his subject is far from extinction. He studied the role of cattails as nature's water filters. The student from ..."

Publication place: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

Rick SchrefflerRick Schreffler in The Phoenix - ‎Apr 21 1986

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"... computer graphics her display, first drawing them on graph paper, then punching them into the computer. The reaction from most passersby to her display? "Most people say it's interesting." Rick Schreffler decided to concentrate on something he had wondered about too, except that his subject is far from extinction. He studied the role of cattails as nature's water filters. The student ..."

Publication place: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada