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Years after Cleveland Orenthal Brown, Sr. and his family left Stoolbend, the city was still the same as before. Cleveland’s friends had moved on already. Gabriel Friedman, a.k.a. Federline Jones, still missed Roberta Coretta Tubbs even she left the city. Montclair “Rallo” Tubbs’ friends were still wondering when he would visit this city sometime. At least Robert Tubbs felt more liberated when Donna Lou Retten-Brown (formerly Tubbs) left the city and he was spending more time with her mother, Dorothy “Dee Dee” Retten-Tubbs, and their adopted Chinese son.

LeVar “Freight Train” Brown, Cleveland’s father, was showing signs of aging and death eventually came to himself. Cleveland, his family and friends attended his father’s funeral at the cemetery, burying near Loretta Marie Callender-Brown’s grave. Months after his father’s death, Evelyn Champagne “Cookie” Brooks-Brown, his mother, also dies. They attended his mother’s funeral, burying near his father’s grave. Auntie Momma, formerly Uncle Kevin, also died.

Everyone else in this city had aged throughout the years and elderly people died spontaneously. Murray, Rallo’s elderly Jewish friend, died and Rallo attended his funeral even though his new homeland was farther. There was a new batch of elderly people in Stoolbend Retirement Home to replace those who have died already. Gus, the bartender/owner of “The Broken Stool”, died shortly due to old age. Before he died, he gave his bar to someone else in order to keep his bar running. Charles McFall died as well. Lloyd Waterman died in prison.

New families moved in to Stoolbend, most of them were not human beings. One family consists of extraterrestrial beings that come from the same planet Roger of Langley Falls came from. Oh boy! There’s a family consists of talking dogs and the head of that household is Vinny! His wife was seemingly related to Brian, his blue-collared look-alike and Jasper because she looks similar to them.

Eventually, Roberta decided to return to Stoolbend after her college graduation and got a job at Stoolbend High School as a secretary to the principal. Wallace Q. "Wally" Farquhare was still the principal and he continued to rule the school the way he did during the Cleveland Show-era. Then, she married Federline and they moved together in her parents’ old house and started a new family.

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