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Tom Tryon

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Patterson Foundation, Selby Foundation, Second Heart Homes. Husband, grandfather, friend. Episcopalian. Palmetto High. UWSP. 39 years journalist. Orioles fan.
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Der Kardinal am 06. September 2026 um 20:15 Uhr auf ARTE

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By Otto Preminger, Tom Tryon, Romy Schneider
| TV Movie
1917: Der Amerikaner Stephen (Tom Tryon) fühlt sich mit der katholischen Kirche eng verbunden und lässt sich zum Priester weihen. Als aber seine Schwester Mona stirbt, lässt er sein Amt ruhen. Im Wien der 30er-Jahre arbeitet er als Sprachlehrer und verliebt sich in die Studentin Annemarie (Romy Schneider).
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Bob Graham belongs on Florida's version of Mount Rushmore

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By Tom Tryon
| Yahoo Verified
If Florida had mountains, Bob Graham would deserve the most colossal portrait carved into the state’s version of Mount Rushmore. He was that important – to the state and nation he served as a state legislator, two-term governor, three-term U.S. senator and citizen leader. No one in Florida’s modern history matched his combination of intellect, vision, humility, commitment to the truth and courage to engage in principled collaboration.
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Toby Holland: A good man who left a colorful legacy

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By Tom Tryon
| Sarasota Herald-Tribune Verified
Two words told the story. The man known by a single word, his enduring childhood nickname, had died. J.J.  “Toby” Holland Jr. was 92. Toby was known throughout Palmetto and Manatee County when I grew up there. His death June 22 marked the conclusion of an earthly life, the end of an era. His persona was shaped by his voice, a tad gravely but softened by a slight Southern twang.
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