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Article: Young Malmoe knew how to live.
- Article from:
- The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, WA)
- Article date:
- December 18, 2006
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Byline: Tom Lutey
Dec. 18--The saying Devin Malmoe penned onto his bedroom mirror was "live life like it was your last day." Now nobody utters the phrase without shaking their head. "He was a good kid and he touched everybody's heart," said Devin's mother, Bridgett Malmoe. If you knew Devin, you had to expect that at some point you were going have to tell his story, just maybe not this soon. He was the popular boy with fashion-model looks who stuck up for the awkward girl, the kid who ran with every clique. When the University High School honor roll ran in the newspaper, more often than not Devin's name was on it. When he didn't make the list, he'd just ...
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