George Mattson
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Jim Elliott. Trained in Boston for many years. Karate did not come easy for Jim. He begun his training late in life, but what he lacked in natural ability he made up with dedication and perseverance. Jim is famous for defending himself against a gang of youths in Boston, then holding them until the police …
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Al Ford: 6th degree black belt “Renshi”.
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Thomas D. Graziano, August 4, 1958 – March 6, 2001 Tom began his Uechi study in 1970, at the dojo of the late Forrest Sanborn and Carmine DiRamio, in Quincy, MA, where he taught the children’s class from 1977 until Forrest’s passing in 1984. Tom then formally became a student of Walter Mattson in Framingham, …
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Born: October 11,1937 Died: November 9, 2000 Dr. Merton Cochran, discharged honorably from the Marine Corps, serving from 1955-1959. Continuing his education, he graduated in 1973 from the University of Oregon receiving his Ph.D. in clinical psychology. Merton did extensive work with patients suffering from post traumatic stress disorder. He also was a coordinator for …
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James Stanley.D.O.B. 04/29/1942 TO 08/12/2001 He was a member of the Brockton Uechi-Ruy Karate Academy and will be miss.
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