Obits | Park Rapids Enterprise parkrapidsenterprise.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from parkrapidsenterprise.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Thomas L. Condiff
Thomas Lee Condiff, age 74, of Park Rapids, MN, was called home to be with the Lord on March 20, 2021. Tom began life on July 26, 1946 in Park Rapids, MN, to parents Merrill and Mildred (Breitbach) Condiff. He was the second of four children.
After graduating from the Park Rapids High School, Tom married Sharon Mack on August 14, 1965. They were blessed with two sons, Greg and Jason. Tom served in the United States Army from 1966-1969.
Tom loved cars and motorcycles. He was able to tinker on anything and later in life repaired and restored hundreds of bicycles to give away. Tom loved singing and was a long-time song leader at the Park Rapids Church of Christ. He discovered karaoke many years ago and became a Karaoke Jockey. Over the years Tom entered several singing contests and even won some.
The couple, along with their four children, will begin serving up sweetness on Memorial Day weekend. 10:34 am, Apr. 30, 2021 ×
The sweet faces of Beth and Bryan Hirt, along with their four children, are ready to satisfy your sweet tooth as the new owners of Cuzzins Candy Store. (Photo courtesy of Piks Clicks & Fabulous Funtography)
A sweet tradition continues.
Beth and Bryan Hirt are the new owners of Cuzzins Candy Store.
“We both have full-time jobs that we’re not quitting,” Beth is quick to point out. It’s been a commonly asked question as word has spread about their endeavor.
Beth is a physician’s assistant specializing in family medicine at Essentia Health, while Bryan teaches math at Century Middle School.
The contest was one of several competitions at the Minnesota FFA convention, April 19-29, where the youth organization's Park Rapids chapter also officially received its charter.
School improvements on the April 13 ballot will ease transitions from early childhood to elementary programs and give grades 7-8 more access to hands-on learning opportunities.