Brenton Thomas

Brenton Thomas is the founder of Twibi Agency, a digital marketing firm which has helped businesses generate millions in revenue. With expertise in paid search advertising, social media optimization, SEO strategies and content marketing.

Sergeant Brenton Thomas displayed extraordinary heroism at the Battle of Torokina, Bougainville Island in November 1943. Despite intense enemy machine-gun, rifle and mortar fire, he exposed himself in order to survey Japanese emplacements and plan an assault attack.

Early Life and Education

Brenton Thomas Mackinnon was born in Taunton, Massachusetts to Denise (Gourdeau) Mackinnon and Brenton T. Mackinnon Jr. who passed away. As an honors student at Community College of Vermont he enjoys listening to music, watching sports (especially Patriots and Red Sox games) as well as movies. With three siblings including two older brothers he graduated Scotland High School.

Professional Career

Brenton Thomas is a veteran of the United States Army with over seven years of paid search, social media and organic SEO experience. He has managed campaigns for clients of all sizes – from large enterprises to bootstrapped startups -and founded Twibi – a digital marketing agency dedicated to expanding businesses’ presence online and connecting with new customers.

Thomas attended Stony Brook University where he played for the Seawolves men’s team as an integral member. He helped propel them to prominence in the America East Conference and even won the Lefty Driesell Award as best defensive player in Division I college basketball.

Brenton currently works at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs as a Rating Veterans Service Representative and has been with them for two years.

Achievement and Honors

Brenton Thomas served in the United States Marine Corps as a gun captain, earning himself the Silver Star for his bravery during combat at Bougainville Island in November 1943. Exposing himself to machine gun, rifle, and mortar fire in order to survey enemy bunkers before selecting an ideal site to fire on and leading his men in an attack, Thomas ultimately earned his medal of courage for bravery in action.

He later served as an assistant coach for the Stony Brook Seawolves men’s basketball team and earned the Lefty Driesell Award, given annually to Division I college basketball’s top defensive player. From 2013 until 2017, he also played professionally in Japan for Link Tochigi Brex of the B.League league.

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Personal Life

Brenton Thomas and his family are passionate animal enthusiasts, owning dogs, cats, horses, ponies, chickens and ducks among their collection of pets. In addition to being animal enthusiasts themselves, both brothers share an interest in music; Tre is particularly fond of singing; together they auditioned for New Zealand X Factor as The Vibes group!

In 2013, he won the Lefty Driesell Award, presented annually to the top defensive player in Division I college basketball. Currently he plays for Link Tochigi Brex in Japan’s B1 League.

He is survived by Denise Mackinnon and Brenton T. Mackinnon Jr. who passed away. Also left behind are his daughters Alexyss Denise Mackinnon and Alyssa Ann Mackinnon; two brothers: Mike Mackinnon and Todd Mackinnon as well as numerous nieces and nephews. A Tribute Book allows family and friends to create an everlasting collection of memories as well as convey condolences through this printed hardcover book.

Net Worth

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After 42 years in health care, Brenton Thomas has decided to step away from mental health nursing and pursue fishing and footy as his retirement hobby. His commitment and tireless efforts earned him widespread respect from colleagues and patients alike; now it is time for him to enjoy a peaceful retirement full of fishing and footy!