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Cano Aret Ozgener, the founder of C.A.O.

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International Inc. and its C.A.O. cigar brands, passed away on June 9 at his home in Nashville, Tennessee, of pancreatic cancer. Ozgener, who was 81, had also fought a long battle with non-Hodgkins lymphoma.

Ozgener owned and operated C.A.O.

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with his son Tim (Murat) and daughter Ayleen from their hometown of Nashville before selling the brand to Henry Wintermans (a division of ST Tobacco) in 2007. After the sale, CAO became part of General Cigar Co. and its parent STI, and was relocated to General’s U.S.

headquarters in Richmond, Virginia.

“He was a great father, businessman and philosopher,” said Tim today during a phone interview with Cigar Aficionado. “And he was a fighter. My father was first diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma in 2002.

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Thanks to modern medicine, I got nearly 20 more years with him. That’s how I look at it—like a gift. He lived much longer than expected and was my best friend.”

Born on January 19, 1937, Ozgener was