A leap of faith is scooping up some sweet success for farm family
Since 1889, the Klemish family has owned and operated a dairy farm in New Auburn, and now make and sell their own ice cream, as part of Klemish Creamery, with milk right from their own herd of cows. Making up the family, left to right, are son-in-law Jared Siverling, daughter Vanessa Klemish, father Randy Klemish, grandson Gauge Klemish, mother Dixie Klemish, daughter Jaimie Klemish, son Joe Klemish and daughter-in-law Trista Klemish. PHOTO BY SAM BERLIN PHOTOGRAPHY Since 1889, the Klemish family has owned and operated a dairy farm in New Auburn, and now make and sell their own ice cream, as part of Klemish Creamery, with milk right from their own herd of cows. Making up the family, left to right, are son-in-law Jared Siverling, daughter Vanessa Klemish, father Randy Klemish, grandson Gauge Klemish, mother Dixie Klemish, daughter Jaimie Klemish, son Joe Klemish and daughter-in-law Trista Klemish. PHOTO BY SAM BERLIN PHOTOGRAPHY
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