Daughter of Gumby creator Art Clokey and first wife Ruth Parkander Clokey.
While on a hiking trip at age 18, Ann witnessed a close friend die after being struck by lightning, an event which haunted her for the remainder of her days. She tragically took her own life at age 19.
Ann was a gifted artist in her own right and was working on her father's film, "Mandala", at the time of her passing.
While on a hiking trip at age 18, Ann witnessed a close friend die after being struck by lightning, an event which haunted her for the remainder of her days. She tragically took her own life at age 19.
Ann was a gifted artist in her own right and was working on her father's film, "Mandala", at the time of her passing.
Daughter of Gumby creator Art Clokey and first wife Ruth Parkander Clokey.
While on a hiking trip at age 18, Ann witnessed a close friend die after being struck by lightning, an event which haunted her for the remainder of her days. She tragically took her own life at age 19.
Ann was a gifted artist in her own right and was working on her father's film, "Mandala", at the time of her passing.
While on a hiking trip at age 18, Ann witnessed a close friend die after being struck by lightning, an event which haunted her for the remainder of her days. She tragically took her own life at age 19.
Ann was a gifted artist in her own right and was working on her father's film, "Mandala", at the time of her passing.
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