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Jamie Bramburger leaves a legacy of dedication and community impact – Algonquin Times
The Algonquin College community is mourning the loss of Jamie Bramburger, the interim dean of the Pembroke waterfront campus, who passed away at the age of 58 on March 11. His death leaves a profound void in the hearts of his colleagues, students and many others whose lives he touched. Sarah Hall devoted 16 years to Algonquin College, including serving as the dean of the Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology at the Pembroke campus bef…
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