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    Meuser was an executive at Pride Mobility Products, a business he built with his brother Scott and his father Stan. [7] His brother, Scott Meuser, is the chairman and CEO of the company. [8] Meuser left the company in August 2008 to pursue a career in public service. He had worked there since 1988.

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    This year, the Pinta Pride Project has assembled more than 800 letter writers from across the country to send out cards, letters and drawings to members of the community who have asked to be included.