Ron Yentzer & Family

The above says Ron Yentzer & family because the Yentzer family history goes beyond Ron.

If Tiffin had a Men’s Bowling Association Hall of Fame, Ron would be first ballot, in our opinion. His accomplishments and career speak for itself, but that is only part of the story. His wife and daughters are part of it as well.

Ron was an officer of the Tiffin Men’s Bowling Association throughout the years helping them do the great job they did, had the fourth 300 game at Gay Lanes (February 5, 1979 – they didn’t hand out 300 games like candy back then) with more to follow. Ron also made many trips to the biggest bowling tournament in the country – the annual American Bowling Congress extravaganza – held in cities all across the country. I’m sure I can speak for many others when I say; thank you Ron and family for all you have accomplished and contributed to our sport.

Their scrapbook will speak for itself, but in this case we will let the well known and great writer Al Stephenson from the Advertiser-Tribune (he was also at one time a bowling association officer) tell the rest of the story as only he can.

Thank you Ron and family, great stuff, and thank you for sharing!