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[[Image:wallacebrown.jpg|left|thumb|250px|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]BROWN, Wallace. (Lawson, Missouri, Dec. 11, 1936-- ). Recipient, [[FIRST CITIZEN AWARD]], 2007. Brown received his education in business administration and marketing degree from Kansas State University. In 1999 he retired after thirty-six years as owner and president of Higley Chemical Company. | [[Image:wallacebrown.jpg|left|thumb|250px|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]BROWN, Wallace. (Lawson, Missouri, Dec. 11, 1936-- ). Recipient, [[FIRST CITIZEN AWARD]], 2007. Brown received his education in business administration and marketing degree from Kansas State University. In 1999 he retired after thirty-six years as owner and president of Higley Chemical Company. | ||
Brown's involvement in the community | Brown's involvement in the community was well-known. Among his many commitments, he was a board member on the Northeast Iowa Council of the Boy Scouts of America Executive Board, Dubuque Community Y Board, Linwood Cemetery Board of Trustees, Mississippi River Hall of Fame Board, Dubuque Community School Foundation Board, The Finley Hospital Foundation Board, and vice chair on the Project Concern Board. | ||
[[Category: Civic Leader]] | [[Category: Civic Leader]] | ||
[[Category: Business Leader]] | [[Category: Business Leader]] | ||
Revision as of 03:24, 13 February 2010
BROWN, Wallace. (Lawson, Missouri, Dec. 11, 1936-- ). Recipient, FIRST CITIZEN AWARD, 2007. Brown received his education in business administration and marketing degree from Kansas State University. In 1999 he retired after thirty-six years as owner and president of Higley Chemical Company.
Brown's involvement in the community was well-known. Among his many commitments, he was a board member on the Northeast Iowa Council of the Boy Scouts of America Executive Board, Dubuque Community Y Board, Linwood Cemetery Board of Trustees, Mississippi River Hall of Fame Board, Dubuque Community School Foundation Board, The Finley Hospital Foundation Board, and vice chair on the Project Concern Board.