Timeline by Malcolm Evans

Politics: Ethan Allen Brown(Active: 1810-1825)

malcolmevans — 2025-05-05 02:20:36 UTC

Ethan Allen Brown had many positions during his political career, including the 7th governor of Ohio, Senator of Ohio, and the Ohio Supreme Court bench. He desired to help his people, so he started Ohio's canal system and helped solve Indiana's financial difficulties. He even went so far as to help Andrew Jackson bid for the presidency of the US. His actions are appreciated.

Military: Hubert Dilger(Active: 1861-1873)

malcolmevans — 2025-05-05 02:24:37 UTC

Hubert Dilger was a man that was for his country. He made sure he was dedicated to his position as a Civil War Artillery Officer. He had developed unconventional artillery tactics during his service as lieutenant in the Grand Duke of Baden Horse Artillery. Ultimately, his passion awarded him the highest accomplishment in military: The medal of Honor.

Milford: John M. Pattison(Active: 1905)

malcolmevans — 2025-05-05 02:32:46 UTC

Although he only served for 10 days due to illness, John M. Pattison was a great man who became the 43rd governor of Ohio. Before that, he had joined the Ohio volunteer infantry during the Civil War when he was younger. Also, he even became the president of Union Central Life.

Business: Stephen Sanger(Active: 1993-1995)

malcolmevans — 2025-05-05 02:36:20 UTC

Stephen Sanger, the former chairman of General Mills, really made a difference in the company. He tripled the net sales, and he helped the Global workforce grow from 10-30 thousand employees. Also, while he was chairman, the company was regularly listed among Fortune's most admired companies. He will be remembered

Journalism & Media: Linda Vester(Active:1992-2005)

malcolmevans — 2025-05-05 02:43:16 UTC

Linda Vester was a world-renowned news channel anchor. She was especially popular when she anchored the 9/11 terrorist attacks and the military campaign in Afghanistan. She was soon awarded the IIE SIO of the year award, a prestigious award. After her career, Linda Vester wrote an award-winning documentary about Rwanda, "Back Home," which was about a teenage refugee.