Don and Harriet Chapman

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'''Donald "Don" and Harriet Chapman''' are the parents of [[The Brothers Chaps]]. Don was born June 5, 1939, in Winamac, Indiana and moved from Indianapolis to Atlanta in 1980. A graduate of Indiana University, he was a certified public accountant. He helped The Brothers Chaps run the business aspects of their website, and sometimes managed the Homestar Runner booth at comic conventions. His family described him as the "heart and soul" of [[Homestar Runner (Flash cartoon)|homestarrunner.com]].
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'''Donald "Don" and Harriet Chapman''' are the parents of [[The Brothers Chaps]]. Don was born June 5, 1939, in Winamac, Indiana and moved from Indianapolis to Atlanta in 1980. A graduate of Indiana University, he was a certified public accountant. He helped The Brothers Chaps run the business aspects of their website, and sometimes managed the Homestar Runner booth at comic conventions along with Harriet. His family described him as the "heart and soul" of [[Homestar Runner (Flash cartoon)|homestarrunner.com]].
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They also seem to have a say, albeit a small one, in what is shown on the site. [[Marshmallow's Last Stand]] was temporarily put back on the site after several requests from Don Chapman (see the disclaimer at the start of the cartoon). They also appeared (along with the brothers' Uncle Jim and Aunt Rosy) in the DVD extra [[Making of Email 100]].
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They also seem to have a say, albeit a small one, in what is shown on the site. [[Marshmallow's Last Stand]] was temporarily put back on the site after several requests from Don (see the disclaimer at the start of the cartoon). They also appeared (along with the brothers' Uncle Jim and Aunt Rosy) in the DVD extra [[Making of Email 100]].
Don, a [[Wikipedia:Catholicism|Catholic]], and Harriet, a [[Wikipedia:Methodism|Methodist]], have instilled good values in their children. "They were raised in a religious family and have stock in good moral values, but that hasn't stopped them from being uproarious," Don said.
Don, a [[Wikipedia:Catholicism|Catholic]], and Harriet, a [[Wikipedia:Methodism|Methodist]], have instilled good values in their children. "They were raised in a religious family and have stock in good moral values, but that hasn't stopped them from being uproarious," Don said.
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The Brothers Chaps sometimes called their dad and mom Strong Dad and The Mother Chaps, respectively.
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The Brothers Chaps sometimes called Don and Harriet Strong Dad and The Mother Chaps, respectively.
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Don Chapman passed away<!--Please leave this wording as is; we prefer "passed away" to "died"--> at his home on April 15, 2006. He was 66.
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Don Chapman passed away<!--Please leave this wording as is; we prefer "passed away" to "died"--> at his home on April 15, 2006. He was 66 at the time of death.
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Revision as of 15:05, 9 October 2006

The Late Strong Dad

Donald "Don" and Harriet Chapman are the parents of The Brothers Chaps. Don was born June 5, 1939, in Winamac, Indiana and moved from Indianapolis to Atlanta in 1980. A graduate of Indiana University, he was a certified public accountant. He helped The Brothers Chaps run the business aspects of their website, and sometimes managed the Homestar Runner booth at comic conventions along with Harriet. His family described him as the "heart and soul" of homestarrunner.com.

They also seem to have a say, albeit a small one, in what is shown on the site. Marshmallow's Last Stand was temporarily put back on the site after several requests from Don (see the disclaimer at the start of the cartoon). They also appeared (along with the brothers' Uncle Jim and Aunt Rosy) in the DVD extra Making of Email 100.

Don, a Catholic, and Harriet, a Methodist, have instilled good values in their children. "They were raised in a religious family and have stock in good moral values, but that hasn't stopped them from being uproarious," Don said.

The Brothers Chaps sometimes called Don and Harriet Strong Dad and The Mother Chaps, respectively.

Don Chapman passed away at his home on April 15, 2006. He was 66 at the time of death.

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