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28 November 2017
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Started at Garcia's Pizza in a Pan in Champaign, chose Madison over East Lansing for the first store, and almost called it "The Pizza Factory." The chain peaked at over 120 restaurants before the 1988 brand-rights sale; at his death there were seven Madison-area and three La Crosse stores. | |||||||||||||||
| Property / research note: Started at Garcia's Pizza in a Pan in Champaign, chose Madison over East Lansing for the first store, and almost called it "The Pizza Factory." The chain peaked at over 120 restaurants before the 1988 brand-rights sale; at his death there were seven Madison-area and three La Crosse stores. / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / research note: Started at Garcia's Pizza in a Pan in Champaign, chose Madison over East Lansing for the first store, and almost called it "The Pizza Factory." The chain peaked at over 120 restaurants before the 1988 brand-rights sale; at his death there were seven Madison-area and three La Crosse stores. / reference | |||||||||||||||
Revision as of 13:44, 21 October 2026
co-founder of Rocky Rococo (died 2017)
- Wayne Mosely
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Wayne Mosley |
co-founder of Rocky Rococo (died 2017) |
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Mosley
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November 2017
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the death of Brown's longtime business partner, Wayne Mosley, in November
28 November 2017
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Started at Garcia's Pizza in a Pan in Champaign, chose Madison over East Lansing for the first store, and almost called it "The Pizza Factory." The chain peaked at over 120 restaurants before the 1988 brand-rights sale; at his death there were seven Madison-area and three La Crosse stores.
