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Richard M. Owens, 98; was dean of Boston's black clergy

By Gloria Negri
Globe Staff / October 23, 2005

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The Rev. Richard M. Owens began his career as a minister while still a boy in short pants in the South. Licensed to preach when in high school, he was called the ''boy deacon" in Halifax County, Va., where he mesmerized listeners with his charisma and passion. (Full article: 835 words)

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