Tim Nass grows pure white beard for Dysart 150th, follows in grandfather’s footsteps
PHOTO COMPILATION COURTESY OF LAVONNE NASS
Tim Nass, one of three Dysart Sesquicentennial Beard and Mustache Contest winners, pictured this past July 3 in the community building. During the contest, Nass wore a ribbon from Dysart’s Centennial celebration when his grandfather Ted Nass competed in the same contest. PHOTO BY RUBY F. MCALLISTER
- Tim Nass, one of three Dysart Sesquicentennial Beard and Mustache Contest winners, pictured this past July 3 in the community building. During the contest, Nass wore a ribbon from Dysart’s Centennial celebration when his grandfather Ted Nass competed in the same contest. PHOTO BY RUBY F. MCALLISTER
- PHOTO COMPILATION COURTESY OF LAVONNE NASS
DYSART – During Dysart’s Centennial (1983), Ted Nass was recognized for his pure white beard and had received a trophy.
In Dysart’s Sesquicentennial (2023) – celebrations for which officially took place this past July – Tim Nass, grandson of Ted, received recognition for having a similar pure white beard like his Grandfather’s, 50 years ago.
Tim is retired from the U.S. Coast Guard and now lives in Dubuque.
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