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'''Homer Brown''' (born c. [[1949]]) is a competitive table tennis player, a former [[Vulcan Oil Company]] executive, and the owner of [[Bumper Nets]] at the [[Riverchase Galleria]]. Known for his "Homer Brown Knee Special" in which he serves from a kneeling position, Brown has competed in every U. S. Open Table Tennis Championship held since [[1968]] and won several gold medals in the Senior Olympics.
'''Homer Brown''' (born c. [[1949]]) is a competitive table tennis player, a former [[Vulcan Oil Company]] executive, and the owner of [[BumperNets]] at the [[Riverchase Galleria]]. Known for his "Homer Brown Knee Special" in which he serves from a kneeling position, Brown has competed in every U. S. Open Table Tennis Championship held since [[1968]] and won several gold medals in the Senior Olympics.


Brown was a psychology major at Covenant College in Lookout Mountain, Georgia. He worked for British Petroleum for 23 years before moving to Vulcan Oil, then resigned in [[1998]]. He founded Bumper Nets in [[1999]].
Brown was a psychology major at Covenant College in Lookout Mountain, Georgia. He worked for British Petroleum for 23 years before moving to Vulcan Oil, then resigned in [[1998]]. He founded Bumper Nets in [[1999]].

Latest revision as of 10:48, 5 July 2010

Homer Brown (born c. 1949) is a competitive table tennis player, a former Vulcan Oil Company executive, and the owner of BumperNets at the Riverchase Galleria. Known for his "Homer Brown Knee Special" in which he serves from a kneeling position, Brown has competed in every U. S. Open Table Tennis Championship held since 1968 and won several gold medals in the Senior Olympics.

Brown was a psychology major at Covenant College in Lookout Mountain, Georgia. He worked for British Petroleum for 23 years before moving to Vulcan Oil, then resigned in 1998. He founded Bumper Nets in 1999.

References

  • Kaminski, Steve (July 3, 2010) "Alabama's Homer Brown known for knee serve at U.S. Open Table Tennis Championships." The Grand Rapids Press

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