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    On October 28, 2005, two employees of SSI Micro, Richard Sanderson and Dennis Thurber, were killed in a tragic accident while erecting a communications tower in Enterprise, NT. The tower appears to have come into contact with high power lines. Both men were residents of Fort Providence and will be deeply missed by their families, friends, coworkers, and community. SSI Micro's president issued a statement expressing deep hurt over the loss and saying their priority is supporting the families and community during this difficult time in the small town of Fort Providence, where any death is felt by all.

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    On October 28, 2005, two employees of SSI Micro, Richard Sanderson and Dennis Thurber, were killed in a tragic accident while erecting a communications tower in Enterprise, NT. The tower appears to have come into contact with high power lines. Both men were residents of Fort Providence and will be deeply missed by their families, friends, coworkers, and community. SSI Micro's president issued a statement expressing deep hurt over the loss and saying their priority is supporting the families and community during this difficult time in the small town of Fort Providence, where any death is felt by all.

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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

    Contact Information Ryan Walker SSI Micro Phone: (867) 669-7500 Fax: (867) 669-7510 Email: walkerr@ssimicro.com RE: TRAGIC ACCIDENT IN ENTERPRISE, NT Yellowknife, NT, Canada On Friday, October 28th, 2005, two SSI Micro employees were killed in a tragic accident in Enterprise, NT. Richard Sanderson and Dennis Thurber were erecting a communications tower, which appears to have come into contact with high power lines. Rick and Dennis were both residents of Fort Providence, and will be missed dearly by their families, friends, co-workers and community. SSI Micro was founded in Fort Providence, and this accident has had a profound effect on everyone in and around the community. Jeff Philipp, our president, has been in Hay River since first hearing the tragic news. He issued the following statement. I am unable to express how deeply the events of last Friday have hurt us. My family grew up with Rick and Dennis in Fort Providence, and this event is like nothing we could have ever imagined. Our only priority right now is to try and provide as much support to the families and to the community as we can. In a small community like Fort Providence, any death is felt by everyone. To lose two close friends as suddenly as this is unimaginable. Authorities are investigating the accident and when their investigation is complete we hope to understand how this could have happened. There will be a service in Fort Providence this coming Tuesday and we hope that anyone who knew Dennis or Rick will be able to attend. -For more information, please contact Ryan Walker. Contact information is listed at the top of this press release.

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