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Rob Youngblood | |
|---|---|
| Personal | |
| Born | 2159 |
| Died | 2237 |
| Affiliation | House Youngblood |
| Family | |
| Parents | Mike Youngblood |
| Siblings | Several brothers |
| Children | Jack Youngblood |
History
Rob Youngblood lived a life full of constant game playing, philandering, and gambling, which ended when he ran the family's company, YMC into bankruptcy.
With his experience, he started working for Rudolph Ryan's Ryan Cartel. His work was to increase the benefits of the ice ship business that transported icebergs to water-poor planets. This service helped expand the Human Sphere to about 600 colonies. Rob worked up through the ranks and retired as a vice president of Ryan Cartel.
At his retirement, he and his son Jack Youngblood joined with others moving to one of the outer planets that had declared independence from the Terran Alliance. Both Youngbloods perished in the 18-month rebellion.[1]
Marriage and Children
Mike Youngblood was married. He had one child: Jack Youngblood.[1]
Death and Legacy
After this point, the House Youngblood family history is unclear: technology, along with family records, was ignored as survival in the newly independent colonies became increasingly difficult.[1]