I Love Public Schools

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Trevor Olson

Monday, May 11, 2020 // Omaha

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One of a kind; a man of integrity and honesty. He has a heart of gold and genuinely cared about us all. At least he made us feel like home. He would say, “It’s time to hit the bricks, Brother Olson!”

Omaha North, 1997 graduate

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