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Randall M. Rueff whose full name is Randall Matthew Rueff was born on August 17th. 1973 A.D. in Bartholomew County Hospital (Now known as Columbus Regional Hospital www.CRH.org) in Columbus, Indiana. He was raised by his parents James (Jim) Malcolm and Donna Jean Rueff in a middle income residence at 1246 Evelyn Street in Taylorsville, Indiana U.S.A. Randall has one brother Brent Andrew Rueff born November 15th. 1976. Randall attended Nursery School at First Christian Church in Columbus, Indiana and went to East Columbus Christian School in Columbus, Indiana (now Columbus Christian School, Inc.) for Kindergarten through grade 6. Randall attended Jr. high school at Northside Middle School in Columbus, Indiana as well as High school in Columbus, Indiana at Columbus North High School and graduated from there in 1992. Randall furthered his education at The Hobart Institute of Welding Technology in Troy, Ohio where he completed the 10 month "Combination/Pipe Welding Program" plus an additional G.T.A.W. Titanium class to earn him 124.6 Continuing Education Units. A little over a year after graduating from The Hobart Institute of welding Technology and working at several odd welding jobs in Troy, Ohio Randall M. Rueff returned home to live with his parents due to the fact that his welding career wasn't becoming as lucrative as he had originally hoped it would have become by this time. Saving money by living at home Randall M. Rueff worked several more welding jobs in the Taylorsville & Columbus, Indiana area all of which he either quit or was fired from due to severe pain which was caused by 72º of Lumbar Scoliosis which was first discovered by Northside Middle School's School Nurse during a mandatory screening for scoliosis in the 7th. grade Physical Education class. Later Randall M. Rueff determined to have his back situation remedied to the best of his ability took a low paying job at the local Kroger Store and worked as a cashier with the single purpose of working there the required 9 month period to be able to enroll in the company's medical insurance program. Approx. 11 months after starting the job Randall M. Rueff found himself on the operating table at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana to have the elective surgery to correct his scoliosis. Dr. Robert Freeman Coscia of Orthopedic Indianapolis corrected Randall scoliosis buy permanently installing 2 rods and several screws to align Randall's spine in the best known way that the current medical science had to offer at the time. After approx. 6 months Randall M. Rueff tried returning to work but turned white and almost passed out on his first few back at Krogers in Columbus, Indiana. Soon afterward he quit permanently. Shortly before having surgery Randall saved enough money to buy his first computer the Apple Macintosh Performa 6116 CD. After spending the first 3 months of recovery at his grandparent's (Mr. & Mrs. Coy Lee & Dorothy Inez Duncan) house at 222 North Brooks Street in Columbus, Indiana he returned home to live once again at his parents house at 1246 evelyn Street in Taylorsville, Indiana. During that time he began what started out as just a few cute and funny screen savers for his computer that would eventually become "The Randall M. Rueff Comic Strip" (which can be seen in numerous places on the internet & https://www.flickr.com/photos/randallmrueff & www.facebook.com/randallmrueff for example for free) as well they can be purchased for a small fee at www.lulu.com) and https://www.amazon.com/Randall-M.-Rueff/e/B06XXC1RR9/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_2?qid=1495574948&sr=8-2 as both his personal entertainment, passion and life's work. As of September 2016 A.D. he has created over 30 books with over 12,500 installments of The Randall M. Rueff Comic Strip, and continues to work on the next couple of installments and his next book almost every day.

Additional facts about Randall M. Rueff include : Randall repeated 4th. grade twice upon his parents request. Randall was denied entrance into The United States Navy after due his 72º of Lumbar scoliosis. Randall recalls the story that an oriental doctor at the M.E.P.S. station in Dayton, Ohio laughed out loud and said he wouldn't be able to carry the packs that were required to be carried on a daily basis with this that kind of disability. Randall worked as a Residential Advisor at Atterbury Job Corps Center in Edinburgh, Indiana in 1999-2001. After approx. 2 years Randall M. Rueff quit his position at Atterbury Job Corps as R.A.in 2004 Randall started a part-time job at Ivy Tech State College (Now Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana) as welding instructor. Randall taught basic and advanced classes in S.M.A.W., G.M.A.W. G.T.A.W. & Oxyacetylene Welding & Cutting for 3 years until the program was downsized due to budget cutback.