About Zieak

I am in my 30’s and work for the City of Petersburg in Alaska. I moonlight as a DJ and dabble in web design. You can get a bit more professional information about me on Zoominfo. I attended the Finger Lakes Community College in Canandaigua, NY and then Sheldon Jackson College in Sitka, AK. I grew up in Fairport, NY where i was an avid Boy Scout. I believe in transparency so feel free to look at my 43 things, my flickr photos, or my myspace page.

I am a fan of variety – especially in the use of my facial hair and side burns.

I like meat in a cone.

Visored

Bowling

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