Austin-David Rebrook
Austin-David Rebrook was born on October 22, 1990 at The Ohio State University Hospital - East in Woodland Park, Near East Side, Columbus, Ohio as Venus was passing through Scorpio and Pluto was passing through Libra.
Austin-David was abandoned by his father, Jeff B. Rebrook within three weeks of coming home. So, Austin-David was dropped off at Joanna Mae (Plummer) Elder and Michael L. Elder's home in Berwyn Park, along with M. Christopher Elder and Justin L. Elder. Patricia Ann (Plummer) ReBrook would eventually join at this home until her and her infant son moved to Camilla Court, Great Southern, Scioto Southlands, Columbus, OH.
Austin-David began his public education at KinderCare (Pittsburgh, PA) circa. 1993-94, before being moved forward at Todd Lane Elementary (Center Township, PA), then West Elementary (Lancaster, OH), Pickerington/Ridgeview Junior High School (Pickerington, OH) and finally graduating from Pickerington High School Central (Pickerington, OH) in 2008.
During High School, Austin-David became internationally regarded for his skill with the Bassoon. Declining many scholarships (from Vienna, Austria to San Francisco, CA) to tend to his mother, Austin-David would enroll at Muskingum University (New Concord, OH) where he was hired to rebuild the university's dwindled marching band. Weekly, he would be approached by organizations from The President's Own Marine Band to OSU to Oberlin Conservatory about Bassoon. He made 15 first-chair appointments.
Due to obligations to his grandfather, James Eddie Plummer, Sr. and his mother, Austin-David left Muskingum after one semester. He would continue tutoring and giving music lessons until being hired as a Customer Service Associate with the Columbus Metropolitan Library. He made his home in the Schumacher Place neighborhood of Columbus' South End.
After many travels over the Midwest and East Coast, Austin-David moved to Clarksburg, West Virginia to reconnect with his other family.
Returning to Columbus' Woodland Park, Austin-David became a fixture in the Midwest Poetry Slam scene, and began a career at both Delicatessen's and Middle Eastern Restaurants.
During this time, he would also make a name for himself at many Ohio Art Colleges as a nude model, and often was to be found in a photograph in a random gallery between Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland.
In 2015, Austin-David and Patricia Ann (Plummer) ReBrook got a house together on Benfield Ave. in the Scioto Southlands. During this time, Austin-David expanded his resume working his way up from a Cashier to Key Holder, to Second Assistant.
In April 2016, Patricia Ann passed from complications of diabetes. Austin-David found temporary homes, first on a Queer Nudists Farm near Chillicothe, Ohio and then on the outskirts of Westerville and New Albany, Ohio before he returned to Clarksburg, WV to assist his grandmother in passing peacefully.
He would move from Clarksburg to Newark, Delaware with his wife, Mikeanna M. King ReBrook where they would conceive Ofaelia Ione Ruth-Ann Rebrook. Returning to Clarksburg to give birth and destroy CPS, ten and a half months later, Umbriel Orion Robert-Aldous Rebrook was born.
The family moved to Morgantown, West Virginia and after a couple years as a stay-at-home father, Austin-David made a name for himself as a Community Leader, Educator, Artist, Librarian, and Wizard.
Austin-David was abandoned by his father, Jeff B. Rebrook within three weeks of coming home. So, Austin-David was dropped off at Joanna Mae (Plummer) Elder and Michael L. Elder's home in Berwyn Park, along with M. Christopher Elder and Justin L. Elder. Patricia Ann (Plummer) ReBrook would eventually join at this home until her and her infant son moved to Camilla Court, Great Southern, Scioto Southlands, Columbus, OH.
Austin-David began his public education at KinderCare (Pittsburgh, PA) circa. 1993-94, before being moved forward at Todd Lane Elementary (Center Township, PA), then West Elementary (Lancaster, OH), Pickerington/Ridgeview Junior High School (Pickerington, OH) and finally graduating from Pickerington High School Central (Pickerington, OH) in 2008.
During High School, Austin-David became internationally regarded for his skill with the Bassoon. Declining many scholarships (from Vienna, Austria to San Francisco, CA) to tend to his mother, Austin-David would enroll at Muskingum University (New Concord, OH) where he was hired to rebuild the university's dwindled marching band. Weekly, he would be approached by organizations from The President's Own Marine Band to OSU to Oberlin Conservatory about Bassoon. He made 15 first-chair appointments.
Due to obligations to his grandfather, James Eddie Plummer, Sr. and his mother, Austin-David left Muskingum after one semester. He would continue tutoring and giving music lessons until being hired as a Customer Service Associate with the Columbus Metropolitan Library. He made his home in the Schumacher Place neighborhood of Columbus' South End.
After many travels over the Midwest and East Coast, Austin-David moved to Clarksburg, West Virginia to reconnect with his other family.
Returning to Columbus' Woodland Park, Austin-David became a fixture in the Midwest Poetry Slam scene, and began a career at both Delicatessen's and Middle Eastern Restaurants.
During this time, he would also make a name for himself at many Ohio Art Colleges as a nude model, and often was to be found in a photograph in a random gallery between Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland.
In 2015, Austin-David and Patricia Ann (Plummer) ReBrook got a house together on Benfield Ave. in the Scioto Southlands. During this time, Austin-David expanded his resume working his way up from a Cashier to Key Holder, to Second Assistant.
In April 2016, Patricia Ann passed from complications of diabetes. Austin-David found temporary homes, first on a Queer Nudists Farm near Chillicothe, Ohio and then on the outskirts of Westerville and New Albany, Ohio before he returned to Clarksburg, WV to assist his grandmother in passing peacefully.
He would move from Clarksburg to Newark, Delaware with his wife, Mikeanna M. King ReBrook where they would conceive Ofaelia Ione Ruth-Ann Rebrook. Returning to Clarksburg to give birth and destroy CPS, ten and a half months later, Umbriel Orion Robert-Aldous Rebrook was born.
The family moved to Morgantown, West Virginia and after a couple years as a stay-at-home father, Austin-David made a name for himself as a Community Leader, Educator, Artist, Librarian, and Wizard.
