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In Memoriam: Leonard Liggio
FIRE is sad to report the passing of Leonard Liggio. A longtime member of our Board of Advisors, Liggio’s career was a testament to his love for liberty and commitment to individual rights. We were honored to have him as a supporter and a friend, and will continue to work to honor his legacy. Rest in peace.
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