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	October 20, 2006
	Dave Cooper

Dave Cooper is a cartoonist/illustrator turned fine artist. He recently had some of his images on Futurama and released two graphic novels Ripple, Crumple, and Suckle. He also created a line of deluxe toys with the firm Critterbox Toys.

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"My name is Jane Dunn. I was a classmate of Kori Newkirk's, in fact we graduated together in 1988 from Cortland Junior-Senior High School in Cortland, NY. I was just thinking about him as he is an old friend of mine and would VERY MUCH like to get in touch with him. Please help if you can; it would be very much appreciated. Thank you! :) Sincerely, Jane Dunn email at dunnjanee28@yahoo.com"

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