SI model mystery solved

OK, I've finally figured out the Middletown connection for Brooklyn Decker, one of the "Sports Illustrated" swimsuit model "rookies" (Page 29). She's the daughter of Tessa Moore Decker, a 1985 graduate of Madison High School in West Middletown. I talked to Tessa in Charlotte, N.C., where the family has lived since 1990, and this is what she said:
Brook was born in Kettering -- not Middletown, as SI says -- in 1987. The Deckers lived in West Carrollton, and some with her parents in West Middletown, for about a year, then left town. "Middletown is what she remembers," mom says.
Brook's dad, Stephen, is not a doctor. (SI said he "implants pacemakers.") He sells pacemakers, but doesn't install them. Mom is a nurse in Charlotte.
Tessa's parents, Dan and Nancy Moore, now live in Middletown. Her brother, Kelly Moore, lives in West Middletown.

Burbank updates
Answers to questions last week from listeners to Gary Burbank's show on WLW-AM:
--"Deadwood" has been renewed by HBO. A third season (12 episodes) starts in June. "Deadwood" originally was slated to return March 12, with “The Sopranos,” but lost the time slot to “Big Love,” starring Bill Paxton as a Salt Lake City polygamist with seven kids, three wives and three homes. Creator David Milch already talking to HBO about a fourth season.
--"Rome" has been renewed for a second season. Production starts in March on 12 episodes to debut next year. No word on story lines.
--"Everwood," WB’s wonderful family drama knocked off the air in January for “Beauty and the Geek,” returns on a new night on Monday, March 27, at 9 p.m., replacing “Related.”