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wealthy man
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Noun1.wealthy man - a man who is wealthywealthy man - a man who is wealthy                
man of means, rich man
nabob - a wealthy man (especially one who made his fortune in the Orient)
have, rich person, wealthy person - a person who possesses great material wealth
nob, toff - informal term for an upper-class or wealthy person
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Survivors include her life partner of 11 years, Bernard "Ben" James; her mother and stepfather, Myra Lee and Rick DeLoache of Springfield; and a son, Donald Lee III of Buckland, Alaska.
OBITUARIES by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Also attending the bride were Denise Perry Barrett, Lindsey Alexandra Boyd, Brannon Boyd Dyess, Lee Ellen Haskins, Jessica Lorraine Malpass, Martin Macfarland Mashburn, Allison Tarpy Mullins, Shane Forman Normand, Etta Kate Seago, Catherine Layfield Semmes, Myra Lee Reeves, and Lindsey McGee Turk.
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