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		By: Henry		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Dave,   The Jerry Kramer Super Bowl ring story was interesting to me, not because I am a big football fan but because I &quot;knew&quot; Jerry years ago.  We sat next to each other in an algerbra class at Sandpoint High School.  He often ate a Mars candy bar in class when Mrs. Brunsel (spl.) had her back turned and sometimes I had the feeling that he may have been checking the validity of my answers on a test.

The football team was one of the best that Sandpoint ever had that year.  Jerry&#039;s folks had a radio, T.V., appliance store close to where I worked in Sandpoint a few years after I graduated.  In fact my mother bought our first TV from Kramers appliance. They even had a new gadget that I tried in the store. It cooked food with radio waves quite fast and only cost around $1000.00. Too bad it never amounted to anything.


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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dave,   The Jerry Kramer Super Bowl ring story was interesting to me, not because I am a big football fan but because I &#8220;knew&#8221; Jerry years ago.  We sat next to each other in an algerbra class at Sandpoint High School.  He often ate a Mars candy bar in class when Mrs. Brunsel (spl.) had her back turned and sometimes I had the feeling that he may have been checking the validity of my answers on a test.</p>
<p>The football team was one of the best that Sandpoint ever had that year.  Jerry&#8217;s folks had a radio, T.V., appliance store close to where I worked in Sandpoint a few years after I graduated.  In fact my mother bought our first TV from Kramers appliance. They even had a new gadget that I tried in the store. It cooked food with radio waves quite fast and only cost around $1000.00. Too bad it never amounted to anything.</p>
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		By: barb		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[GUARDIAN, your story about Jerry Kramer was very heart warming.  Thanks for finding it and passing it along.

EDITOR NOTE--It originated from a reader like you.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>GUARDIAN, your story about Jerry Kramer was very heart warming.  Thanks for finding it and passing it along.</p>
<p>EDITOR NOTE&#8211;It originated from a reader like you.</p>
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