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Press-Herald,'' April 16, 1970, p. 1.</ref>

Press-Herald,'' April 16, 1970, p. 1.</ref>

He received his bachelor's degree from Louisiana Tech, and then coached football at several private schools, including Trinity Heights Academy in Shreveport and the Sam Barthe School for Boys in Metairie in Jefferson Parish. He also taught junior high school science at Barthe. His first wife, Nancy, taught mathematics at the same school.<ref>Sam Barthe School,''Hornet'' yearbook, 1974, p. 14</ref>​ Brewer subsequently left coaching and received a [[Master of Science]] degree from the University of Louisiana at [[Monroe, Louisiana|Monroe]] and thereafter passed the [[Certified Public Accountant]] examination. He was a hospital administrator in Ruston, Shreveport, and later for the Hillcrest Health Group in [[Tulsa]], [[Oklahoma]].​<ref name=lbrewerobit/>==Personal life==​

He received his bachelor's degree from Louisiana Tech, and then coached football at several private schools, including Trinity Heights Academy in Shreveport and the Sam Barthe School for Boys in Metairie in Jefferson Parish. He also taught junior high school science at Barthe. His first wife, Nancy, taught mathematics at the same school.<ref>Sam Barthe School,''Hornet'' yearbook, 1974, p. 14.</ref>​ Brewer subsequently left coaching and received a [[Master of Science]] degree from the University of Louisiana at [[Monroe, Louisiana|Monroe]] and thereafter passed the [[Certified Public Accountant]] examination. He was a hospital administrator in Ruston, Shreveport, and later for the Hillcrest Health Group in [[Tulsa]], [[Oklahoma]].​<ref name=lbrewerobit/>==Personal life==​

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==Death at 54==

==Death at 54==

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