Cliff Fossman - Revision history

Brett at 21:08, 14 January 2011

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	Fossman hung up the gloves to return to college, after which he pursued a teaching career with the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Alaska. In addition to teaching and raising a family he lived a life of adventure in Alaska.		Fossman hung up the gloves to return to college, after which he pursued a teaching career with the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Alaska. In addition to teaching and raising a family he lived a life of adventure in Alaska.


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John: wikied

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	As a teenager Fossman moved from Amberg, WI with his mother to Chicago. Fossman became acquainted with renowned boxing trainer Johnny Coulon, with whom he trained as an amateur boxer. After serving in the US Army during WWII in Europe and the Pacific, he returned to Chicago and reunited with Johnny Coulon, turned professional and compiled a record of 24-7-3 (6) from 1947-1950.		As a teenager Fossman moved from Amberg, WI with his mother to Chicago. Fossman became acquainted with renowned boxing trainer [[Johnny Coulon]], with whom he trained as an amateur boxer. After serving in the US Army during WWII in Europe and the Pacific, he returned to Chicago and reunited with Johnny Coulon, turned professional and compiled a record of 24-7-3 (6) from 1947-1950.

	Fossman hung up the gloves to return to college, after which he pursued a teaching career with the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Alaska. In addition to teaching and raising a family he lived a life of adventure in Alaska.		Fossman hung up the gloves to return to college, after which he pursued a teaching career with the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Alaska. In addition to teaching and raising a family he lived a life of adventure in Alaska.

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	As a teenager he moved from Amberg, WI with his mother to Chicago. He became acquainted with renowned boxing trainer Johnny Coulon, with whom he trained as an amateur boxer. After serving in the US Army during WWII in Europe and the Pacific, he returned to Chicago and reunited with Johnny Coulon, turned professional and compiled a record of 24-7-3 (6) from 1947-1950. He hung up the gloves to return to college, after which he pursued a teaching career with the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Alaska. In addition to teaching and raising a family he lived a life of adventure in Alaska.		As a teenager Fossman moved from Amberg, WI with his mother to Chicago. Fossman became acquainted with renowned boxing trainer Johnny Coulon, with whom he trained as an amateur boxer. After serving in the US Army during WWII in Europe and the Pacific, he returned to Chicago and reunited with Johnny Coulon, turned professional and compiled a record of 24-7-3 (6) from 1947-1950.

			Fossman hung up the gloves to return to college, after which he pursued a teaching career with the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Alaska. In addition to teaching and raising a family he lived a life of adventure in Alaska.

Red: moved Human:213323 to Cliff Fossman: pro boxer

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moved Human:213323 to Cliff Fossman: pro boxer

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Red at 22:28, 2 December 2009

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	As a teenager he moved from Amberg, WI with his mother to Chicago. He became acquainted with renowned boxing trainer Johnny Coulon, with whom he trained as an amateur boxer. After serving in the US Army during WWII in Europe and the Pacific, he returned to Chicago and reunited with Johnny Coulon, turned professional and compiled a record of 24-7-3 (6) from 1947-1950. He hung up the gloves to return to college, after which he pursued a teaching career with the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Alaska. In addition to teaching and raising a family he lived a life of adventure in Alaska.		As a teenager he moved from Amberg, WI with his mother to Chicago. He became acquainted with renowned boxing trainer Johnny Coulon, with whom he trained as an amateur boxer. After serving in the US Army during WWII in Europe and the Pacific, he returned to Chicago and reunited with Johnny Coulon, turned professional and compiled a record of 24-7-3 (6) from 1947-1950. He hung up the gloves to return to college, after which he pursued a teaching career with the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Alaska. In addition to teaching and raising a family he lived a life of adventure in Alaska.

Dan at 14:03, 2 December 2009

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	As a teenager he moved from Amberg, WI with his mother to Chicago. He became acquainted with renowned boxing trainer Johnny Coulon, with whom he trained as an amateur boxer. After serving in the US Army during WWII in Europe and the Pacific, he returned to Chicago and reunited with Johnny Coulon, turned professional and compiled a record of 24-7-3 (6) from 1947-1950. He hung up the gloves to return to college , after which he pursued a teaching career with the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Alaska. In addition to teaching and raising a family ~~he lived,~~ he lived a life of adventure in Alaska.		As a teenager he moved from Amberg, WI with his mother to Chicago. He became acquainted with renowned boxing trainer Johnny Coulon, with whom he trained as an amateur boxer. After serving in the US Army during WWII in Europe and the Pacific, he returned to Chicago and reunited with Johnny Coulon, turned professional and compiled a record of 24-7-3 (6) from 1947-1950. He hung up the gloves to return to college, after which he pursued a teaching career with the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Alaska. In addition to teaching and raising a family he lived a life of adventure in Alaska.

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As a teenager he moved from Amberg, WI with his mother to Chicago. He became acquainted with renowned boxing trainer Johnny Coulon, with whom he trained as an amateur boxer. After serving in the US Army during WWII in Europe and the Pacific, he returned to Chicago and reunited with Johnny Coulon, turned professional and compiled a record of 24-7-3 (6) from 1947-1950. He hung up the gloves to return to college , after which he pursued a teaching career with the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Alaska. In addition to teaching and raising a family he lived, he lived a life of adventure in Alaska.