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John Hassler did not like to swear

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Hassler was diagnosed with progressive supranuclear palsy .

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Hassler was diagnosed with progressive supranuclear palsy .

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He was married three times

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he dead in march 20, 2008 in St. Louis park MN

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he dead in march 20, 2008 in St. Louis park MN

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he received his bachelor of arts degree in english from st. johns university in 1995.

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, lived his first ten years in Staples and his next eight in Plainview, where he graduated from high school

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, lived his first ten years in Staples and his next eight in Plainview, where he graduated from high school

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Jon Hassler, a life-long resident of Minnesota, was born in Minneapolis in 1933, lived his first ten years in Staples and his next eight in Plainview, where he graduated from high school. He attended...

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he was an high school english teacher for 10 years

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The novelist was not just a Catholic version of Garrison Keillor, chronicling small-town Minnesota.

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John Hassler died in St.Louis park, MN

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his first marriage lasted 25 years

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Jon hassler died in the same month he was born but 10 days before his birthday

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Saint John's presented Jon with the 10th annual Colman Barry Award for Distinguished Contributions to Religion and Society to honor his service to humanity in his writing.

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He was diagnosed with PSP similar to Parkinson's

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Born in Minneapolis MN

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In more than 15 novels, including "Staggerford" and "The Love Hunter," Hassler won a large and loyal following.

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Jon Hassler wrote the novel that we will be reading. It is called Staggerford. 

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Jon Hassler wrote the novel that we will be reading. It is called Staggerford. 