WINSLOW, Maine (AP) — Peyton Brewer-Ross was the life of the party, with wraparound sunglasses and an outlandish Randy “Macho Man” Savage Slim Jim jacket.
Brewer-Ross, one of the 18 people killed in the deadliest mass shooting in Maine history, was remembered during a weekend art exhibit dubbed, “There Goes My Hero: Chapter One: Peyton Brewer-Ross.” The 40-year-old was playing cornhole with friends when he was gunned down on Oct. 25 in Lewiston.
Some people will remember him from cornhole, some will remember him as a pipe fitter, some will remember him for his Slim Jim jacket.
Sloat was a student of art professor Peter Precourt at the University of Maine at Augusta, who owns the gallery, Art:Works on Main.
Sloat inspired Brewer-Ross to take an art class at Southern Maine Community College.
Persons:
— Peyton Brewer, Ross, Randy “, Savage Slim Jim, Brewer, Peyton Brewer, ”, Rachael Sloat, Elle, Peyton, Slim Jim, Sloat, Peter Precourt, “ Macho, Ross ’, Precourt, “ I’m
Organizations:
University of Maine, Southern Maine Community College, Pabst
Locations:
WINSLOW, Maine, Lewiston, cornhole, Augusta, Brewer