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The Community Pays Social Tribute to Monsignor Lavin
17 Sep 2012 by Kate Metzger in 2013 Winter, Alumni, Front Page, Multimedia, News, Our Community, Publications, St. Thomas Magazine / 3 Comments
Father 'Scooter' Lavin on a scooter in Scooter's restaurant in the basement of Murray Herrick Campus Center October 1988. (Photo by Roger Rich)
3 Comments
- Terrance Ginn
  Scooter had a wonderful ministry and was gifted with the ability to help people. Many will remember him for the rest of their lives.
  18 Sep 2012 12:09 pm
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- Ed Mayer
  One of the nicest men I have ever met. He and Msgr.Robert Probst were cornerstones of the University. I will never forget their kindness to me and my family.
  19 Sep 2012 08:09 am
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- Terry Sullivan
  He always had that twinkle in his eye, even when he was admonishing you.
  He was never too busy to talk to you.
  21 Sep 2012 09:09 am
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