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Terald Downs - Voice and Viewpoint

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It was an extra special day that Easter Sunday, April 2, 1972, when a precious newborn baby boy arrived at Mercy Hospital, San Diego. William “Mack” and Lydia Downs couldn’t wait to bring their beautiful son, Terald Christopher, home to begin instilling in him the values that would guide him in life. Terald began his […]

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