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HIRE DATE - JULY 10, 2017
A perfect example of the strength of Bob’s relationships, he has been a member of the same networking group for over 20 years.
Bob Brown likes to stay in touch. He corresponds via email
with his basketball coach from Perkins High in Sandusky.
He was saddened to learn a week or so prior to this writing
that his high school tennis coach had passed. He still reads
his hometown newspaper, The Sandusky Register, on-line.
He’s also in touch with guys he used to work on the park
services crew at Cedar Point, keeping the place looking good,
picking up trash, squeegeeing the midway after it rained.
“Dad’s rule was, you start a job the day school lets out and you
keep working until the day school starts. So that’s what I did
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at Cedar Point, from my high school sophomore year to the
summer before my second year of law school. It was good
work, hard work. I remember the Budweiser Clydesdales
coming to parade up and down the midway. Those horses
were awesome. Some of us led the way for them, and the
rest of us followed behind with shovels.”
Bob grew up a Browns/Indians/Cavs fan. He captained
his high school basketball and tennis teams. He played
basketball in four leagues until a hip replacement at age
43. His late parents were long-time teachers for Sandusky