Marker placed near parents Clarence and Catherine Zieske Sunnyside Wa.
"Clipper" Zieske came to Scoby in 1954 after barbering in Sidney and Culbertson. He retired in January of 2003 ending almost 50 years of hair cutting in Scobey.Clarence suffered from emphysema, and in early July 2003 he sufferred a stroke. July 9, 2003 he was transferred to a nursing home where he spent the rest of his days. His wonderful sparkle and hardy laugh will be missed by all who knew him.
"Clipper" Zieske came to Scoby in 1954 after barbering in Sidney and Culbertson. He retired in January of 2003 ending almost 50 years of hair cutting in Scobey.Clarence suffered from emphysema, and in early July 2003 he sufferred a stroke. July 9, 2003 he was transferred to a nursing home where he spent the rest of his days. His wonderful sparkle and hardy laugh will be missed by all who knew him.
Marker placed near parents Clarence and Catherine Zieske Sunnyside Wa.
"Clipper" Zieske came to Scoby in 1954 after barbering in Sidney and Culbertson. He retired in January of 2003 ending almost 50 years of hair cutting in Scobey.Clarence suffered from emphysema, and in early July 2003 he sufferred a stroke. July 9, 2003 he was transferred to a nursing home where he spent the rest of his days. His wonderful sparkle and hardy laugh will be missed by all who knew him.
"Clipper" Zieske came to Scoby in 1954 after barbering in Sidney and Culbertson. He retired in January of 2003 ending almost 50 years of hair cutting in Scobey.Clarence suffered from emphysema, and in early July 2003 he sufferred a stroke. July 9, 2003 he was transferred to a nursing home where he spent the rest of his days. His wonderful sparkle and hardy laugh will be missed by all who knew him.
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