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By Chris Marino Apr 28, 2021 A guy in Illinois paid tribute to his late father by putting some of his dad's ashes into a bowling ball . . . and he  39-year-old John Hinkle Jr. says his dad introduced him to bowling when he was young . . . so when his dad passed away in 2016, he had his ashes added to the thumb hole of his ball. “I had tears in my eyes in the 11th and 12th frames. I couldn’t tell you where that last ball went, I had so many tears just throwing it,” Hinkle said. Image © 2020 Getty Images

By Chris Marino Apr 28, 2021 A guy in Illinois paid tribute to his late father by putting some of his dad's ashes into a bowling ball . . . and he  39-year-old John Hinkle Jr. says his dad introduced him to bowling when he was young . . . so when his dad passed away in 2016, he had his ashes added to the thumb hole of his ball. “I had tears in my eyes in the 11th and 12th frames. I couldn’t tell you where that last ball went, I had so many tears just throwing it,” Hinkle said. Image © 2020 Getty Images

A man in Illinois bowled a perfect game more than a dozen times. John Hinkle Jr. of Peoria Illinois honored the memory of his father, John Hinkle Sr. by achieving the perfect score while using a bowling ball that contained his father's ashes. Hinkle Jr is a school counselor that comes from a family of bowlers. Him and his twin brother Joe started leagues when they were just four years old! When he bowled a perfect game, he said he was shaking and had tears in his eyes because he knew what it meant to his dad and brother to do this.

A man in Illinois bowled a perfect game more than a dozen times. John Hinkle Jr. of Peoria Illinois honored the memory of his father, John Hinkle Sr. by achieving the perfect score while using a bowling ball that contained his father's ashes. Hinkle Jr is a school counselor that comes from a family of bowlers. Him and his twin brother Joe started leagues when they were just four years old! When he bowled a perfect game, he said he was shaking and had tears in his eyes because he knew what it meant to his dad and brother to do this.

By Valerie Hernandez Midsection Of Man Playing Ten Pin Bowling A man in Illinois has bowled a perfect game more than a dozen times, but there was on the line this time around. Earlier this month, John Hinkle Jr. honored the memory of his father by getting a perfect score while using a bowling ball that contained his father's ashes. John comes from a family of bowlers and his father never had a perfect game until NOW. He told CNN, "Once you bowl a perfect game, doing it again is far less daunting because you've done it before. But the emotions were high at this game because it was like no ot...