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Camp and Brew 2008 Team

Tom

Again, 2008 sees Tom in his role as the C&B Mid-West storage depot and RV chase car driver. This will be Tom's 12th Indy 500. Since the very first Camp & Brew in '02, Tom has been the resident Comic. His dreams of fame were not realized after last year's ESPN debut, so he's back at it again! Also known to many in law enforcement as Tommy DaComic, Tom creates and sells some C&B Gear here. Stop by the 7th Annual Brew in 2008 and say "hi"!

Jim
Escapee from Indy to So. Cal after 14 years of snow and cold. Suspect at large and veteran of 13 INDY races. Still not a fan of Penske! Also known as JimmyDreams
Glenn
Veteran Indy 500 "camper" (originally did the Indy campout thing with some guys who coined it the WooHoo Tour), and one of few people that call TommyD "friend"! [grin] An avid computer geek, he maintains this website, and continually looks for ways to improve upon our Internet connectivity from the C&B location. He's the Colorado connection and directs anywhere from 3-6 shipments of "stuff" to the Ohio C&B Depot each year. Known in online forums as GlennH, and is eternally grateful for a very tolerant and understanding wife!

Andy

Road warrior, part time resident of Colorado, and Minnesota, Andy (aka. "Pudding Boy") made his inaugural trip to Indianapolis for his first C&B and first Indy 500 in 2006. The first 24 hours were spent on the phone with his wife, who he missed. He then sheepishly asked permission for her to fly in for the rest of the weekend. Sue did, and we were happy to have Andy release the cellular airwaves for other folks to use.

Sue

Most-time resident of Minnesota, and wife of Andy, Sue had her first experience at C&B and the Indy 500 in 2006. Although not originally on the guest list, she made spur of the moment flight arrangements to be in Indy on Friday afternoon. She was so effected by the whole experience, she convinced Andy to get a nice class A motorhome which will be "broken in" at this year's C&B.

Scott

Attendee at the inaugural Camp and Brew in 2002, Scott, (aka SoDak_IndyFan) has only missed one C&B due to a business trip and promises this wont happen again. He is likely in the top 10 for gaps between his first and second Indy 500. 1971 was the first and 2002 was the second. For the math challenged, that's a gap of 31 years.

Part of the real and original "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" story (the book, not the movie...it's true, we swear!) and a native San Diegan, he's pretty much done everything you'd expect from a kid growing up in Southern California in the late '70s. Now he's just kinda boring but we let him hang around C&B anyway.

Scott carries "California Refugee" status in his adopted hometown of Sioux Falls, SD. Yes, it can be as cold as you've heard!! His family is somewhat of a mystery to his racing friends because his wife supposedly won't travel. We suspect it's just him, those two labs and a beagle in that house of his. We also think the picture of the woman he carries in his wallet is the one that came with the wallet.

Barb

Our beloved "Aunt Barb" who is the official Camp Nurse and Bail Bondsperson!

Disclaimer: As Bail Bondsperson, she WILL NOT provide that service past 1AM on Friday night, as she has a race to rest up for!!! Medical attention is available for C&B Team members up until 9am on Race day, but a service charge will be added after 1AM on Friday.

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