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BRENNER, ROBERT ’59 Robert Brenner played his final round April 23. He had just turned 76 (a golf score he would be thrilled with). He enjoyed simple things: golf, reading, morning crossword puzzles, watching Mike & Mike, being with family, listening to Frank Sinatra, playing multiple rounds of Uno with the grandkids on vacation, and petting his dog Oscar, just to name a few. And although it wasn't always easy, he was a Bengals fan for the past 49 years. Bob would probably say he didn't have any bad shots in his game of life. His presence will be deeply missed by those who have survived him: his wife of almost 50 years, Sharon (nee Hugo); his children Jeffrey (Ann), Christopher (Peggy) ‘89, and Amy (Patrick); his grandchildren Will, Kate, Maggie, Brady, Norah, Abby and Emily; his brother, William (Mary); and several nieces and nephews. Visitation will be Thursday, April 27, 12-2, with a Mass immediately following at St. John the Baptist in Colerain. In lieu of flowers, please donate to The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinsons Research or to The Human Fund (3750 Hanley Rd, Cinti., OH 45247). As professional golfer, Ben Hogan, once said, "The most important shot in golf is the next one." Here's to your next shot, Bob. www.mrfh.com