Bill Dietrick
Posted By thecircusblog on May 27, 2011
Bill Dietrick was beloved by those who knew him. His helping hand was always reaching out to someone and he never asked for a thing in return… that’s just the way he was. The acts that he trained and presented was a pony drill, pick out pony. Bill also was a gifted artist and had painted many a show front as well numerous circus banners and backdrops.
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My name is Ivan M. Henry and I am the 4th generation of a circus/show business dynasty. I hope you enjoy the blog.Comments
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I remember Bill…I think there was always a smile on this man. On Teds show I don’t remember him painting but remember Al Dixon as the artist who rendered wagons and banners and such.