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Mitchell E. Muscoe was the son of Donald and E. Marlene Muscoe (Lewis), brother of Cheryl L. Muscoe, and Uncle to Zachary Taylor Muscoe-Phinney and Shane Donald Volz. Mitch—as he preferred to be called— was born and raised in Southern California, primarily in the city of Torrance. He was a good baseball player, a loyal friend, a constant worker, champion dart player, avid fan of The Los Angeles Rams, and a fabulous Dog Dad to his two mini pinschers.
Fun Fact: Mitch shares the same birthday of August 21st as our Grandpa Mitchell Muscoe who died in 1939. Our Grandpa Mitchell Muscoe lived and died in Cedarville, Michigan. He was a full-blooded Native from the First Nation Tribe of Chippewas, also known as Ojibwa.
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