
Hart was a great man, and he will be sadly missed by all his friends around the world!
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What a loss to rowing and to friendships. Hart personified all that is fine and great about rowing and his colleagues and friends have mighty boots to fill. Bill Lanouette
ReplyDeleteA kind and generous and fine man who will live in our memories as long as we draw breath.
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