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12/29/12
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posted by Kenny O
Tom King was a part owner of Flying Goose.
In the morning he drove a truck for the SF Chronicle. In the afternoons he coached basketball and soccer at St. Cecilia. Later he coached baseball at SI. On the Saturday he assisted clients at Flying Goose.
He somehow found time to be a dad and husband.
Good for you King, you took a big bite out of life.
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In the morning he drove a truck for the SF Chronicle. In the afternoons he coached basketball and soccer at St. Cecilia. Later he coached baseball at SI. On the Saturday he assisted clients at Flying Goose.
He somehow found time to be a dad and husband.
Good for you King, you took a big bite out of life.
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