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Kevin Deutman worked at a YMCA skate park and enjoyed his job there. He has a passion for motorcycles and owns a 1973 Honda CL350 Scrambler. His favorite pet was his ferret Mongo, who passed away two months prior.
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Bio Slide
- 1. KEVIN DEUTMAN ENG 101 607 WHOOT!
- 2. This was me at work. I used to work at the YMCA skate park in south city.
- 3. I love to work on and ride motorcycles. This is me on my 1973 Honda CL350 Scrambler.
- 4. Ferrets are my favorite pets. This was Mongo, my ferret. He passed away 2 months ago.