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Rick Steele

December 03, 2002 11:50PM

South Park,
Otto was never married. Eliminate the "Dept. of War" factor.
He did, according to his home movies, have cats, however. Otto also photographed planes and Trucks as well.
If you live near Denver, you might want to attend an "Otto Perry Night" at the Rocky Mountain Railroad Club. They run many of his old movies, and these were almost as prolific as his photos.
Rick Steele

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