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rechenmacher

Rechenmacher, the family name of German origin. A family built on Generations of ale brewers. American Immigrants during the gold rush. Striking it rich in the Auburn hills of Northern California. Which Funded the family to build and operate multiple American brewery plants. "Auburn Steam Brewery" located in Auburn CA. And the San Francisco based "Acme breweries" which eventually were destroyed in the Great San Francisco fires and sold out of the family presumably lost forever. Many years later, after a violent history tied to the largest cash value bank robbery and the first ever recorded mass murder event in California history. As Fate would have it the Aburn steam/Acme brewery name and Aburn based Brewery plant would once again be purchased by Ferdinand Rechenmacher. Operated by the family till his grandson Ferdinand Jr. Would be sent off to war and return from WW2 a survivor of the most embattled ship of all navy history. Pursuing a life to give thanks to God and outside of alcohol seeing now from a different angle the effects it had during the great depression he was raised up In.
Those Rechenmacher's sure are some beer brewing gold mining hard ass MF's.
rechenmacher by LONG 8=======D Man November 20, 2023
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Slippery Richenbacher 

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