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Be a part of the Elson Household in honoring the lifetime of former South Pasadena mayor Max Elson (November 8, 1942 – August 29, 2020.) After the service, the Metropolis of South Pasadena will dedicate its hearth station (1477 Pasadena Ave. S.) to him. –Gabber workers
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