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Shuffling the deck, dealing the cards, the seniors play pinochle
and gin rummy at least once a week. The other day, chatting and
kibitzing, they remembered a friend who was gone.  He was 95, a
World War II veteran who'd served in Burma, a guy feisty in mind
but old in body, a man just a few weeks shy of his 96th birthday
when he died.  His friends said he wasn't steady on his feet,
and should have been in a wheelchair. They said he was so frail
that you could push him over with your left hand.  "He was
serious about his cards, I can tell you that," said one of his
closest friends, Patrick Browne.  Photos: Sports Illustrated
swimsuit models  "I miss him," said Millie Cameron, another of
the seniors at the Blakey senior center in south suburban
Glenwood where the old guy was a fixture. "I enjoyed his
company. He used to c