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| Tom Breitkreuz |
The Press Enterprise of Moreno Valley profiles
magician/clown/city worker Tom Breitkreuz. The story asks the musical question,
“Who was that clown with the glasses and the mustache?”
Mr. Breitkreuz has performed at birthday parties, schools and city Park and
Recreation Department events for the past several years. He tailors his act
depending on the children’s age.
The clown act grew out of his juggling hobby, which he took up about 10 years
ago to entertain a grandson as well as to lower his blood pressure from the
stress of his job. Breitkreuz manages the city Public Works Department’s
enterprise services division. He administers community facilities districts that
provide landscaping maintenance or street lighting to neighborhoods, industrial
and parkway areas in Moreno Valley.
Being a clown allows Mr. Breitkreuz to give back to the community. He doesn’t
get paid for his act. “I do it for the joy of it and the response I get from
kids,” he said. “It keeps me out of trouble.”
|
| Tom Breitkreuz |
The Press Enterprise of Moreno Valley profiles
magician/clown/city worker Tom Breitkreuz. The story asks the musical question,
“Who was that clown with the glasses and the mustache?”
Mr. Breitkreuz has performed at birthday parties, schools and city Park and
Recreation Department events for the past several years. He tailors his act
depending on the children’s age.
The clown act grew out of his juggling hobby, which he took up about 10 years
ago to entertain a grandson as well as to lower his blood pressure from the
stress of his job. Breitkreuz manages the city Public Works Department’s
enterprise services division. He administers community facilities districts that
provide landscaping maintenance or street lighting to neighborhoods, industrial
and parkway areas in Moreno Valley.
Being a clown allows Mr. Breitkreuz to give back to the community. He doesn’t
get paid for his act. “I do it for the joy of it and the response I get from
kids,” he said. “It keeps me out of trouble.”
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