"This is definitely the largest snowman we've ever had in our yard," said Carolyn.  Marvin and Carolyn's children and grandchildren worked together to build this impressive snowman. 

Their family includes eldest daughter Melanie Blocker, Toledo, with her husband."/>
"This is definitely the largest snowman we've ever had in our yard," said Carolyn.  Marvin and Carolyn's children and grandchildren worked together to build this impressive snowman. 

Their family includes eldest daughter Melanie Blocker, Toledo, with her husband."/>
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‘Frosty’ did stand 8 feet tall

Marvin and Carolyn Bohstengel and grandson, Tyler Blocker, are shown with a giant 8-foot high snowman on Feb. 20 at their rural Clutier home. With temperatures heading upward, ‘Frosty’s’ smile is probably just a memory of this long winter. MORE PHOTOS: PAGE 2 and FIND 24-HOUR WEATHER -tamatoledonews.com Photo by Marci Fish
Conner Blocker watches as Ryan Blocker, Paul Fish, Tim Blocker, Marvin Bohnstengel and Corey Bohnstengel use manpower to roll the midsection on in the construction of an 8-foot high ‘Frosty.’ The snowman was built at Marvin’s rural Clutier home on Feb. 20 while it was still “snowman weather.” See story, another photo - Page 1. Photo by Marci Fish

TOLEDO CHRONICLE – What can you do with all this snow? The family of Marvin and Carolyn Bohstengel found a fun use for it. On Saturday, Feb. 20, “Frosty the Snowman” was brought back to life and this time reaching a height of almost eight feet tall! 

“This is definitely the largest snowman we’ve ever had in our yard,” said Carolyn.  Marvin and Carolyn’s children and grandchildren worked together to build this impressive snowman. 

Their family includes eldest daughter Melanie Blocker, Toledo, with her husband. Tim, and their two children, Tyler and Avery; Charlotte Blocker, Toledo, with her husband, Ryan, and their two children, Conner and Clay; third daughter, Cheri Starry, Marion with her husband, Lester, and their two children, Brianna and Caleb; youngest daughter me (Marci Fish), Hudson with my husband, Paul, and our three children, Madalyn, Gavin and Olivia; and one son Corey Bohstengel, Ames. 

It was fun working together to build the snowman, everyone had a hand in it. This eight-foot Frosty resides on the front yard of the Bohnstengel farm located a few miles south of Clutier near the Vining corner. 

With spring approaching he won’t last for long.