Brian Smith: One for the Road: Cincinnati Contact Info

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Cincinnati Contact Info

By popular request, here is our contact info in Cincinnati . It is in the format of a picture, so that we won't get spammed to death.

For a larger view, click on the picture. In that view, hit CTRL + P to print.

Saturday, February 10, 2007 in Family & Friends | Permalink

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Posted by: Donna Gabriel | Thursday, October 01, 2009 at 13:11

Hey Brian,

Tom Hall stumbled onto your web page and sent it to me. Hope you're doing well. Are you still with P&G?

I looked at the pictures of you after your bicycle wreck. Please do not buy a motorcycle :-)

Warm regards,

Rich Hart
Eco 317 (and I think maybe Eco 202, but am not sure)

Posted by: Rich Hart (Miami University) | Wednesday, May 28, 2008 at 16:39

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