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Chris Brownes interviewed regarding his move to South Dakota

Alan Gardner61 mins

Last May, I reported that Chris Brown, “Hagar the Horrible” had got fed up with the over development in Sarasota, Floriday and was moving to a much more peaceful life in Sioux Falls South Dakota.

The Argus Leader has a very good Q and A regarding the move.

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6 thoughts on “Chris Brownes interviewed regarding his move to South Dakota”

  1. Hi Chris,

    Welcome to Sioux Falls to you, Carroll, your mother-in-law, and your dogs!

    You and/or Carroll are invited to our Kiwanis Club for a free lunch. Kiwanis is a international service organization that helps Children around the world.

    It is exciting that you have moved here!

    Look forward to meeting you.

    Thanks,
    Amy

  2. Hi Chris,

    Welcome to Sioux Falls to you, Carroll, your mother-in-law, and your dogs!

    You and/or Carroll are invited to our Kiwanis Club for a free lunch. Kiwanis is a international service organization that helps Children around the world.

    It is exciting that you have moved here!

    Look forward to meeting you.

    Thanks,
    Amy

  3. Dear Mr. Browne,
    I love your cartoons. I attend Our Savior’s Lutheran Church in Sioux Falls South Dakota. I saw you at the Augustana parade. I was marching in the band from Tri-Valley. Every year our church has a silent auction to raise money for our youth mission trip. I was wondering if you could donate a signed sketch for the auction. This will be my third year attending our church’s mission trip. This year we are going to SanFrancisco. I have found it very rewarding, and am anxious to attend the trip this year.
    Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you.

    Sincerely,
    Alex Mader

  4. Dear Mr. Browne,
    I love your cartoons. I attend Our Savior’s Lutheran Church in Sioux Falls South Dakota. I saw you at the Augustana parade. I was marching in the band from Tri-Valley. Every year our church has a silent auction to raise money for our youth mission trip. I was wondering if you could donate a signed sketch for the auction. This will be my third year attending our church’s mission trip. This year we are going to SanFrancisco. I have found it very rewarding, and am anxious to attend the trip this year.
    Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you.

    Sincerely,
    Alex Mader

  5. Dear Mr. Browne:
    I am the incoming president of LBK Kiwanis. We have sponsored the St. Jude Gourmet Luncheon for the past several years succeeding the ad-hoc citizen’s group.
    We have come across two Hagar drawings that you made several years ago. Each is about 8×10, one B/W and the other in color.
    We would like you to donate them to our Club Foundation so that they can be part of a list of raffle prizes or auctioned to raise funds for this years event scheduled for 11/15.
    The donation would be tax exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the IRS Code.
    Please let me know how we may best proceed.
    Vince DeLisi

  6. Dear Mr. Browne:
    I am the incoming president of LBK Kiwanis. We have sponsored the St. Jude Gourmet Luncheon for the past several years succeeding the ad-hoc citizen’s group.
    We have come across two Hagar drawings that you made several years ago. Each is about 8×10, one B/W and the other in color.
    We would like you to donate them to our Club Foundation so that they can be part of a list of raffle prizes or auctioned to raise funds for this years event scheduled for 11/15.
    The donation would be tax exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the IRS Code.
    Please let me know how we may best proceed.
    Vince DeLisi

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