Water Ski Lesson and Ski time to improve abilities for free and for fun July 31st 2011
Saturday, August 6th, 2011you gotta see the ending to this one:)
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Water Ski in Memory of Lynzay at State part 5
Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011Water SKi for free and for fun at State 2011 part 4
Monday, August 1st, 2011Water Ski on the Pony at State 2011
Sunday, July 31st, 2011Water skiing in Memory of Lynzay at State part 2 July 22nd
Saturday, July 30th, 2011Water Ski at State on Wazeecha 2011 part 1
Saturday, July 30th, 2011For Free and For Fun Water Ski time With Rick and John M Zoske Saturday July 16th 2011
Monday, July 18th, 2011Come see how to learn to water ski for free and for fun :)
Thursday, July 14th, 2011Free and for fun water Ski time in Memory of Andrea Zoske & Lynzay too :)… Forever loved and missed
Monday, June 20th, 2011John Zoske and RIck n Denice decided to give some free ski time to help our Aquaducks.org Girls improve there skiing for free and for fun in Memory of Andrea an Lynzay too 🙂
(More about Andrea)… http://www.aquaducks.org/2011/01/08/andrea-zoske-forever-loved-and-missed/
June 28, 1943- January 03, 2011
Andrea was a lifetime member of the Browns Lake Water Ski Club and received the Board Appreciation Award in 2010. Both Andrea and her family have been dedicated members of the club for decades. Her husband, John Zoske, currently serves as the club’s President. Her son, John Jr., is a current member and former skier as well as her grandson, Brandon, whom now skis in the main show.
Andrea fought a long battle with Parkinson’s. Even though it was a terrible diagnosis, Andie along with her family fought hard with dignity and grace. In the end, this cruel disease won however the people that she met, along with a sport that she loved, are the real winners.
What many may not know is how Andie’s legacy will live on through what is now known as the Ballet Line.
In 1977, the Aquaducks competed in their first tournament. When they returned, the leaders realized they had a lot of work to do including improvements to the ballet line act. They competed again in ’78 and in ’79, Andie, suggested they start the Ballet Line with a “hop dock”. Previously, the girls started on two skis and would drop a ski before they began their routine on the water.