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| | David F. Emerson, Vice Admiral, United States Navy |
 | | In 1995, Admiral Emerson had followed very closely the matter of the Navy's nuclear power training school, which was then in Orlando, Florida, and was slated to move to New London, Connecticut. |
 | | Admiral Emerson was a great help as we sought to have the nuclear power training school come to Charleston at the Naval Weapons Station. |
 | | Vice Admiral Emerson is survived by his wife of 49 years, Constance C. Emerson of Charleston, South Carolina; three daughters, Anne Hall, artist of Atlanta, Betsy Sass, registered nurse of Charleston and Commander Ellen Emerson, USN of Virginia; four beloved grandchildren, a son-in-law, and a brother, Andrew C. Emerson of Indianapolis, Indiana. |
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