Descendants of Michael Stec

Generation No. 1

1.  MICHAEL1 STEC was born Abt. 1835 in Kolaczyce, Jaslo, Poland.  He married MARIANNY KLIMKOWSKIEJ, daughter of KACPRA KLIMKOWSKIEJ and AGATY ZAJACA.  She was born Abt. 1835 in Kolaczyce, Jaslo, Poland.
	
Children of MICHAEL STEC and MARIANNY KLIMKOWSKIEJ are:
2.	i.	BALBINA2 STEC, b. March 10, 1857, Poland; d. November 23, 1910, South Bend, IN.
3.	ii.	MARYA STEC, b. March 10, 1857, Kolaczyce, Jaslo, Poland; d. February 06, 1896, South Bend, IN.

Generation No. 2

2.  BALBINA2 STEC (MICHAEL1)1 was born March 10, 1857 in Poland2, and died November 23, 1910 in South Bend, IN2.  She married (1) WALTER GORACZEWSKI3.  He was born Unknown4, and died Bef. 18964.  She married (2) ANTONI JACOB SLISZ5 May 05, 1896 in St Hedwig, South Bend, IN6, son of KACPER SLISZ and MARIANNY LABUDZINSKI.  He was born May 02, 1854 in Kolaczyce, Jaslo, Poland6, and died Aft. 1920 in South Bend, IN6.

More About BALBINA STEC:
Burial: November 26, 1910, Cedar Grove Cem, Notre Dame, IN6
Cause of Death: Pulmonary Tuberculosis (1 year)6
God Parents: Marcin Klimkowski
Marriage Wittness: May 05, 1896, Roman Marouta & Rosalia Klimek6
Occupation: Housekeepr6

Notes for ANTONI JACOB SLISZ:
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The Passport has Aton going to Austria in 1915 and Ellis Island records show that he returned with his third wife 35 year old Anna Unknown

Oral History from Phyllis and Elise Slisz:

Aton was married twice the first one died in Austria he then marries his wife's unmarried sister as was the custom in those days ...The sister and Casper did not get along and so when Casper was 8 years old he was shipped off to the states with his dad Aton and stayed with someone in
Pittsburgh.

Aton was a colorful Guy.  He was a self taught Herbalist and bone healer.  He traveled about doing this type of thing.  He came from what was called in those days in Austria  "Little Poland " the land of the dark haired and eyed peoples.  Our research that he was born and baptised at St. Ann's in KoIaczyce, near Jaslo at that time Austrian Poland or Galicia...

We still do not know where Anton or Annie are buried.

The more we dig up the bigger the mystery becomes.

In Cedar Grove Cemetery in South Bend we have the graves Marya Stec listed as "First Wife of Anton Slisz" and of Balbina Laskowski as "Second Wife of Anton Slisz". Our research has determined that Marya and Balbina were twin sisters born March 10, 1857 at Kolaczyce.

Anton and Mary had a son that was born in Pittsburgh, PA who passed at 16 of Consumption, Then Balbina died of TB, followed by their daughter Frances.  TB seemed to run rampant in this family.

More About ANTONI JACOB SLISZ:
Baptism: May 03, 1854, St. Anns's,  Kolaczyce
Burial: 6
Emigration: March 1882, Passport Record6
Naturalization: September 20, 1890, Pittsburgh PA, Allegheny County6
Occupation: Herbal Healer/Bone mender6
Residence: 1902, 1101 W Hancock - South Bend, IN6
	
Children of BALBINA STEC and ANTONI SLISZ are:
	i.	FRANCIS3 SLISZ7, b. March 05, 1897, South Bend, IN8; d. December 19, 1913, South Bend, IN8.

Notes for FRANCIS SLISZ:
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Francis died of Pulmonary Tuberculosis contracted in caring for her mother who died of the disease in November of 1910, She was only 16 years old at death

More About FRANCIS SLISZ:
Burial: Cedar Grove Cemetery - South Bend, IN8
Cause of Death: Pulmonary Tuberculosis (1 year)8
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Pulmonary Tuberculosis8
Medical Information: Helped take care of her mother who died of TB.8

	ii.	TEODOZIA SLISZ9, b. May 29, 1900, South Bend, IN10; d. April 06, 1902, South Bend, IN10.

More About TEODOZIA SLISZ:
Burial: April 08, 1902, Cedar Grove, Notre Dame In
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Lung  Fever

3.  MARYA2 STEC (MICHAEL1)11 was born March 10, 1857 in Kolaczyce, Jaslo, Poland12, and died February 06, 1896 in South Bend, IN12.  She married (1) HUSBAND KLINKOWSKI.  He was born Abt. 1857 in Galicia - Austria, and died Bef. 1882 in Galicia - Austria.  She married (2) ANTONI JACOB SLISZ13 January 29, 1879 in St Ann's, Kolaczyce, Jaslo, Poland14, son of KACPER SLISZ and MARIANNY LABUDZINSKI.  He was born May 02, 1854 in Kolaczyce, Jaslo, Poland14, and died Aft. 1920 in South Bend, IN14.

Notes for MARYA STEC:
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Stec is pronounced "Stets" and developed as a kind of nickname or affectionate form of the first name Steven and that is probably where the spelling came from. There are about 8500 Polish citizens who bear the name as of 1990 and it is more prominent in the southern part of the country.

More About MARYA STEC:
Burial: February 08, 1896, Cedar Grove Cemetery, South Bend, IN14
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Consumption - 38 years old14
God Parents: Marcin Klimkowski
Immigration: April 04, 1884, Bremen to Baltimore - Steerage

More About HUSBAND KLINKOWSKI:
Burial: Galicia - Austria

Notes for ANTONI JACOB SLISZ:
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The Passport has Aton going to Austria in 1915 and Ellis Island records show that he returned with his third wife 35 year old Anna Unknown

Oral History from Phyllis and Elise Slisz:

Aton was married twice the first one died in Austria he then marries his wife's unmarried sister as was the custom in those days ...The sister and Casper did not get along and so when Casper was 8 years old he was shipped off to the states with his dad Aton and stayed with someone in
Pittsburgh.

Aton was a colorful Guy.  He was a self taught Herbalist and bone healer.  He traveled about doing this type of thing.  He came from what was called in those days in Austria  "Little Poland " the land of the dark haired and eyed peoples.  Our research that he was born and baptised at St. Ann's in KoIaczyce, near Jaslo at that time Austrian Poland or Galicia...

We still do not know where Anton or Annie are buried.

The more we dig up the bigger the mystery becomes.

In Cedar Grove Cemetery in South Bend we have the graves Marya Stec listed as "First Wife of Anton Slisz" and of Balbina Laskowski as "Second Wife of Anton Slisz". Our research has determined that Marya and Balbina were twin sisters born March 10, 1857 at Kolaczyce.

Anton and Mary had a son that was born in Pittsburgh, PA who passed at 16 of Consumption, Then Balbina died of TB, followed by their daughter Frances.  TB seemed to run rampant in this family.

More About ANTONI JACOB SLISZ:
Baptism: May 03, 1854, St. Anns's,  Kolaczyce
Burial: 14
Emigration: March 1882, Passport Record14
Naturalization: September 20, 1890, Pittsburgh PA, Allegheny County14
Occupation: Herbal Healer/Bone mender14
Residence: 1902, 1101 W Hancock - South Bend, IN14
	
Children of MARYA STEC and ANTONI SLISZ are:
	i.	LEOPOLD3 SLISZ, b. March 11, 1879, Kolaczyce, Jaslo, Poland; d. February 13, 1880, Kolaczyce, Jaslo, Poland.

More About LEOPOLD SLISZ:
Burial: February 16, 1880, Kolaczyce, Jaslo, Poland

4.	ii.	KASPER VICTER SLISZ, b. December 23, 1881, Kolaczyce, Jaslo, Poland; d. April 26, 1956, South Bend, IN; Stepchild.
	iii.	MICHAEL NICOLAUS SLISZ15, b. September 11, 1885, Pittsburg, PA16; d. May 24, 1902, South Bend, IN16.

More About MICHAEL NICOLAUS SLISZ:
Baptism: 1885, St Adelberts, Pittsburgh Pa
Burial: Cedar Grove Cemetery, South Bend, IN16
Cause of Death: Consumption (1 Year)16
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Consumption - one year illness16
God Parents: Franciscus Stecz
Occupation: Laborer16
Residence: 1002, 1101 Hancock16

Generation No. 3

4.  KASPER VICTER3 SLISZ (MARYA2 STEC, MICHAEL1)17 was born December 23, 1881 in Kolaczyce, Jaslo, Poland18, and died April 26, 1956 in South Bend, IN18.  He married MARY ANDRYSIAK19 February 04, 1904 in St. Casimir South Bend, IN20, daughter of JOZEF ANDRYSIAK and ANTIONETTE BANACH.  She was born December 05, 1881 in South Bend, IN20, and died July 04, 1972 in South Bend, IN20.

Notes for KASPER VICTER SLISZ:
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Oral History from Evelyn Slisz Piechorowski:
Granma talks about how Casper had difficulty showing affection (could be because of being abandoned by the second wife and Father) but the kidscould get him to do most anything when he had the money by soft soaping/coplimenting him (Did'nt Get That from his father) ....HE LOVED THROUGH THINGS AND ACTIONS....

Oral History from James Piechorowski:
I remembered when I was very little he made me a "BAG full of Wooden Blocks" and Carried me on his Shoulders ..He was a BIG 6 ft plus man and with his dark hair and bushy eyebrows he was scary...he intimidated me but I never sensed that he would hurt me ....

He taught Dad (Frank A. Piechorowski) how to hunt and fish (in those days for food not sport).... Casper worked at WHITE FARM (Oliver Corporation) for 25 years...so did my dad (35 yrs) and I worked there one summer!!!

We all worked for a time ...on the same Machine "A HOT HAMMER" and I mean the same one ... this was the one that the Die flew out and hit Granpa (Frank A.) in the knee in 1938/39 which started his knee problem ....when I worked on it every "FIVE HITS...You had to take a sledge hammer and beat the Die Keys in or it would come out and hit you."

More About KASPER VICTER SLISZ:
Baptism: December 26, 1881, Kolaczyce, Jaslo, Poland
Burial: St. Joseph's Cemetery20
Emigration: 1886, from Obit20
Funeral: St. Adalberts20
God Parents: 1881, Jan Kolbusz
Naturalization: 1888, Pittsburgh PA, Allegheny County20
Obituary: South Bend Tribune20
Occupation: Oliver Corp20
Residence: 1914, 430 Kosciusko St20
Retirement: 1950, Oliver Corp20

Notes for MARY ANDRYSIAK:
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Oral History from Evelyn Piechorowski
When I close my eyes an picture my mother, I think of how hard she had to struggle all her life.  Never once in her life did she ever hold $100 in her hand.  Never once.

More About MARY ANDRYSIAK:
Baptism: December 08, 1881, St Hedwig20
Burial: St. Joseph's Cemetery20
Funeral: St. Adalberts20
God Parents: Joseph Banach & Francis Andrysiak20
Obituary: South Bend Tribune20
Occupation: 1900, Seamstress
Residence: 1972, 54778 Edgewater Dr, South Bend, IN20
	
Children of KASPER SLISZ and MARY ANDRYSIAK are:
5.	i.	EDMUND I4 SLISZ, b. July 30, 1904, South Bend, IN; d. September 22, 1969, South Bend, IN.
6.	ii.	CLEMENT NICOLAS SLISZ, b. December 04, 1906, South Bend, IN; d. November 12, 1980, South Bend, IN.
	iii.	IRENE SLISZ21, b. January 05, 1909, South Bend, IN22; d. February 16, 1910, South Bend, IN22.

Notes for IRENE SLISZ:
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South Bend Tribune - 2/18/1910

HORRIBLE BURNS CAUSE BABY'S DEATH
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Child 13 months old victim of brother playing with fire.

Playing with fire in the absence of their mother, two children of Kasper Slisz, 430 Kosciusko Street, set fire to the clothing of their 13-month-old sister Wednesday evening, resulting in her death five hours later.  The death of the child ws reported to the city health department yesterday afternoon.

It appears that while the mother left the house on an arrand to a neighboing store the two children, two and four years respectivly, secured matches and putting paper in a stove in the sitting room, set it on fire.  The baby sitting on the floor near the stove communicated the fire in some way to its clothing and in a few moments was ablaze.  The older child ran from the house screaming and attracted the attention of neighbors who rushed in to find the child horribly burned.  The flames were smothered with a blanket and Dr. N. G. Borisowicz was summoned.  The child lived five hours.

The funeral was held this morning at 9 o'clock at St. Casimier's Catholic church, Rev. Anthony Zubowicz officiating.  Interment was in the St. Josephs Cemetery.

More About IRENE SLISZ:
Baptism (LDS): January 05, 1910, St Casimer, South Bend In22
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): First Degree Burns22
God Parents: January 05, 1909, Thomas Pietizak & Josepha Andrysiak22

7.	iv.	HENRIETTA H SLISZ, b. January 07, 1911, South Bend, IN; d. July 16, 1997, South Bend, IN.
8.	v.	FERDYNAD S SLISZ, b. July 19, 1913, South Bend In; d. October 22, 2003, South Bend , IN.
9.	vi.	EVELYN RITA SLISZ, b. March 13, 1916, South Bend, IN; d. May 21, 2004, South Bend , IN.
	vii.	ESTHERA SLISZ23, b. January 22, 1919, South Bend, IN24; d. October 25, 1919, South Bend, IN24.

More About ESTHERA SLISZ:
Burial: St. Joseph Cemetery, South Bend, IN24
Cause of Death: Could Not Take Milk24

10.	viii.	ALICE SLISZ, b. March 04, 1920, South Bend, IN.
11.	ix.	PHYLLIS M SLISZ, b. May 01, 1924, South Bend, IN; d. May 17, 2003, South Bend, IN.

Generation No. 4

5.  EDMUND I4 SLISZ (KASPER VICTER3, MARYA2 STEC, MICHAEL1)25 was born July 30, 1904 in South Bend, IN26, and died September 22, 1969 in South Bend, IN26.  He married (1) THELMA CORA GRIFFEN27 Bef. 193628, daughter of GEORGE GRIFFEN and CORA GRIFFEN.  She was born Abt. 1917 in Madison, In28.  He married (2) DOROTHY GARDNER29 July 02, 196130.  She was born Unknown30, and died Aft. 196930.

Notes for EDMUND I SLISZ:
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Oral History from Casper "Casey" Slisz

He was a hot tempered, bull headed Polish boy .... But he was my hero and I loved him. He loved to fish and we would do that together.

Edward I Slisz
July 30, 1904 to September 25, 1969
South Bend Tribune

Families mentioned: Slisz, Novinich, Biritz, Gardner, Piechorowski, Maeyens

Edward I Slisz of 644 N. Walnut St. died unexpectedly in his home. He was born July 30 1904, in South Bend and lived here all his life. He married, July 2, 1961 in Florida, Dorothy Gardner who survives. Also surviving are his mother Mrs. Mary Slisz of South Bend; sons Thomas, Casper, and two others of South Bend; Richard and Jerry at home and a step son Elvin Gardner; daughters Mrs. Phyllis Kuta of Laporteand two other , Jean Slisz at home and step daughters, Linda, Mary, Sandy, and Betty Gardner, all at home. Two brothers; Fred and Clem of South Bend ; four sisters Mrs. Henrietta Novinich, Mrs. Evelyn Piechorowski, Mrs. Elsie Maeyens, and Mrs Phyllis Biritz; all of South Bend. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. Wednesday in the St. Joseph Funeral Chapel where services will be held at 10 a.m. on Thursday. The Rev. John Moskal pastor of St Adalberts will officiate. Burial will be in St > Joseph Cemetery.

More About EDMUND I SLISZ:
Burial: September 25, 1969, St. Joseph Cemetery, South Bend, IN30
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): September 22, 1969, Cardiac Infarction30
Residence: 1969, 644 N Walnut, South Bend, IN30
Social Security Number: 307-16-1213a30

Notes for THELMA CORA GRIFFEN:
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Extract from Tape Recording Jean Slisz

It would appear that Cora's parents did not approve of educating daughters in the family. Cora attended Liddy Middleton School in Madison IN for a while but for the most part learned to read and write from her brothers at home . Cora got good grades in art and the genes appear to have passed to her daughter Jean. Cora loved to play baseball and could always be found with a bat in her hands, she appears to have been a Tomboy in her early years. When she was sixthteen her father withdrew her from school. In retailation Cora ran away from home " I lived with a neighbor up on the hill" and eventually met her husband Ed Slisz at the Conservation Core in Clifty Falls In.  Cora and Ed were married when she was 17 in the church at Madison In. In Cora's words "He was good to me".... Cora had her first child at the age of 18 and her last at 38.

South Bend Tribune 5-17-1954

Thelma Cora Griffen was the first wife of Edward Slisz and remarried John Podemski.

NAPPANEE MOTHER HAS 11TH CAESAREAN SECTION

Mrs Thelma Podemski, 38 of 434 S Harris was relaesed from St.Joseph Hospital this week after undergoing her 11th C-Section since 1935.
Ten of the children born by C-Section are living. Physicians said they could recall only one similar case on record, a women in Rhode Island

Mrs Podemski is the wife of Joseph Jackson Podemski, 54, a farmer. He is her second husband.

As Mrs. Edward Slisz she had seven children born between 9-21-1935 and 12-14-1942. Mrs. Podemski and her first husband were divorced and the children were placed in the custody of the welfare department.

Doctors said the C-Section was indicated in the first birth because the pelvis was smalland because the expectant mother had been in labor for three days. When this condition occurs the operation is indicated for all succeeding births.
	
Children of EDMUND SLISZ and THELMA GRIFFEN are:
	i.	CHARLES5 SLISZ31, b. August 09, 1936, South Bend In32; d. April 28, 1999, Hanover In32.

More About CHARLES SLISZ:
Burial: April 30, 1999, Springdale Cemetary, Madison In32
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Anoxic Encephnopathy32
Occupation: Construction32

	ii.	PHYLLIS SLISZ33, b. Aft. 1936; m. HUSBAND UNK SLISZ33.
	iii.	THOMAS SLISZ33, b. Aft. 1936; m. MARYANNSLISZUNKNOWN33; b. Aft. 1936.
	iv.	JEAN SLISZ33, b. Aft. 1936.
	v.	MARGARET SLISZ33, b. Aft. 1936.
	vi.	CHRISTINE SLISZ33, b. Aft. 1936.
	vii.	LORETTA SLISZ33, b. Aft. 1936.
	viii.	CASPER CASEY SLISZ33, b. September 08, 1937, South Bend, IN34; m. (1) YOVONE WATSON35; b. , Tyuzonia Ar36; m. (2) DONNA PTRYNSKI37; b. Aft. 1937; m. (3) SHIRLEY STEVENSON37, March 17, 1968, St Joseph County, Indiana; b. Abt. 1937, South Bend, IN; m. (4) JANIS CARTER37, February 04, 1974, South Bend In38; b. May 06, 1945, South Bend In38.

Notes for CASPER CASEY SLISZ:
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Elkhart Truth April 20 1996 author: Marshall King

Casey Slisz will tell you that he made a mess of his life. He'll also tell you that he had a good life. Whatever he's had or done he's survived and more often than not singing a ditty as he works at Hart Housing Group in Elkhart.

The 58 year old Mishawaka resident has seen the inside of reform schools, jails and three Indiana prisons. Between 1946 and 1984 he spent 24 years behind bars.

He was eight years old when he burglarized Crystal Laundry in South Bend.
He got caught but " they did'nt get it all" he said....He gave his mother money for food for the family. But after she spent it on alcohol, he had a bowling alley pay him in food instead of 5 cents a frame for setting pins.

He spent time in Indiana Boys School in 1947 and four years in Whites Institute. At seventeen he enlisted in the Marines.

The next three decades were stints in prison because of his drinking, burglaries and assults "Anything an Old Drunk can get locked up for" he said.

Through it all his sisters stood by him.

In 1984 he shot a man in the back with birdshot, for which he went to prison. In 1987 he went to Westville Penitentiary and did'nt have a drink for two years. When he got out he never went back to the bottle.

" I made it through the first night and I said I don't need it !!!  When I stopped drinking I started feeling better about myself " .

His mother was an alcholic . Either his mother or Father tried to sell him for $1500 when he was 4 years old, he said. The other  went back and got him.

Casey does'nt blame anyone for what happened in his life..." I was eight years old, I was a thief. I knew it was wrong.

He's know been married to his wife, Janice, for 22 years. He performs at the American Legion posts singing everything from Waylon Jennings to Frank Sinatra.  " My Life is Good " He now says.

Editors Note Jim Piechorowski 8-5-2000

I met Casey for the first time in my life two weeks ago when he visted my home after answering a letter I sent to all know Slisz's in the Area. Aside from his sister he was the only one to answer. I was impressed with Casey's in your face honesty... he is what he is and what you see is exactly what you get.  But he has had the courage to take control of his Disease and a Day at a Time stay sober, support his wife and search for his family...
I like Casey and I hope he stays sober and finds peace in his life!

More About CASPER CASEY SLISZ:
Military service: Bet. 1954 - 1958, USMC38
Occupation: 2000, Overland Motor Coach, Elkhart In38
Residence: 2001, 135 Palau Dr, South Bend In 46545

Children of EDMUND SLISZ and DOROTHY GARDNER are:
	ix.	RICHARD5 SLISZ39, b. Unknown40.
	x.	JERRY SLISZ41, b. Unknown42.

6.  CLEMENT NICOLAS4 SLISZ (KASPER VICTER3, MARYA2 STEC, MICHAEL1)43 was born December 04, 1906 in South Bend, IN44, and died November 12, 1980 in South Bend, IN44.  He married GERTRUDE KUBIAK45 June 01, 1925 in St Adelbert, South Bend, IN46, daughter of VINCENT KUBIAK and CONSTANCE CELISHOWSKA.  She was born February 07, 1908 in South Bend, IN46, and died October 24, 1987 in South Bend, IN46.

Notes for CLEMENT NICOLAS SLISZ:
Clement N Slisz
December 04, 1906 to November 12, 1980
South Bend Tribune

Families mentioned: Slisz, Piechorowski, Kubiak, DeCook, Mazurkiewicz, Novinich, Maeyens, Biritz,

Clement Nicolas Slisz 73, of 440 Chicago St. died at 4:00 p.m. Wednesday in Memorial Hospital after an extended  illness. He retired from Bendix Corporation. He was born on December 4, 1906 in South Bend and lived here all his life. On June 1, 1925, in South Bend , he married Gertrude Kubiak. She survives with two daughters, Mrs. Eugenia Mazurkiewicz of Mishawaka and Mrs. Elaine DeCook of South Bend; two sons Daniel and Melvin both of South Bend; 11 grandchildren; five great grand children; four sisters Mrs. Henrietta Novinich, Mrs. Evelyn Piechorowski, Mrs. Elsie Maeyens, and Mrs Phyllis Biritz and a brother Fred Slisz of South Bend.
Services will be at 9 a.m. Saturday at Holy Family Church, Rev Daniel Durkin will officiate. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today and 2 to 9 p.m. on Friday at the St. Joseph Funeral Home, where a parish rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Clem was a member of the Bendix Retirees Club.

More About CLEMENT NICOLAS SLISZ:
Baptism: December 05, 1906, St Casmier Catholic46
Burial: St. Joseph Cemetery, South Bend, IN46
Funeral: Holy Family Catholic Church46
God Parents: December 05, 1906, Aton Slisz & Antonia Andrysiak46
Marriage Wittness: January 01, 1925, Josephus Busalski & Jenocfa Kubiak &46
Occupation: Bendix46
Residence: 1980, 440 S. Chicago, South Bend, IN46

Notes for GERTRUDE KUBIAK:
Gertrude Kubiak Slisz
February 07, 1908 to October 24, 1987
South Bend Tribune

Families mentioned: Kubiak, Slisz, Glon, Soos, Nye, DeWitt, Mazurkiewicz, DeCook

Gertrude Slisz age 79, of 440 S. Chicago St. died at 2 p.m. in Memorial Hospital, she lived here all her life. On June 1, 1925 in South Bend, as Gertrude Kubiak she married Clem Slisz who died in November of 1980. Surviving  are two daughters, Eugenia Mazurkiewicz of Mishawaka and Elaine DeCook of South Bend; two sons Daniel of Ettersville, Ind. and Melvin Sr. of South Bend; 11 grandchildren, 11 great grand children; four sisters, Regina Glon, Betty Soos, Clementine Nye, Esther De Witt all of South Bend and two brothers Casimir Kubiak and Eugene Kubiak, both of South Bend.
Friends may call from 2p.m to 9 p.m. Monday at the St. Joseph Funeral Chapel, where arrangements are being completed

More About GERTRUDE KUBIAK:
Residence: 1987, 440 S. Chicago, South Bend, IN46
	
Children of CLEMENT SLISZ and GERTRUDE KUBIAK are:
	i.	EUGENIA5 SLISZ47, b. Aft. 1925, South Bend, IN48; m. MATT MAZURKIEWICZ49, May 31, 1947; b. Aft. 1925, South Bend, In50.

More About EUGENIA SLISZ:
Residence: 1980, Mishawaka, IN50

	ii.	ELAINE ANN SLISZ51, b. Aft. 1925, South Bend, IN52; m. (1) PAUL DECOOK53; b. Aft. 1925, South Bend, In54; m. (2) THOMAS E PARTON, December 01, 1951; b. Aft. 1925, South Bend, In.

More About ELAINE ANN SLISZ:
Residence: 1980, South Bend, IN54

	iii.	DANIEL SLISZ55, b. May 28, 1927, South Bend, IN56; d. July 05, 2000, Ellettsville In56; m. PATRICIA GORKA57, August 16, 1947, South Bend, IN St. Adalberts58; b. Abt. 1928, South Bend, In58; d. Unknown58.

More About DANIEL SLISZ:
Burial: July 07, 2000, Chambersville Cemetary, Spencer In58

	iv.	SR. MELVYN SLISZ59, b. January 21, 1931, South Bend, IN60; m. JOANNE MAY SIMCOX61, November 30, 1949, South Bend, IN62; b. February 04, 1931, South Bend, IN62; d. October 13, 1999, South Bend, IN62.

Notes for SR. MELVYN SLISZ:
Oral History: Randy Simcox, California;  the son of Joanne's brother Bill remembers "Mel"  as his favorite Uncle " Mel is such a Character... A Great Uncle...I remember his days as a little league umpire, Boy did he get into the role!!!  And we used to compare bowling scoresover the phone; he was always a good bowler and has bowled as long as I have known him"

More About SR. MELVYN SLISZ:
Nickname: Popeye62

More About JOANNE MAY SIMCOX:
Burial: Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens, Osceola IN62

Marriage Notes for MELVYN SLISZ and JOANNE SIMCOX:
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Joanne, met Melvin Slisz at a dance at the Ramona dance Hall in the summer of 1949 and they were married six months later.  Joanne, loved to play bingo and go to the Blue Chip Casino.

7.  HENRIETTA H4 SLISZ (KASPER VICTER3, MARYA2 STEC, MICHAEL1)63 was born January 07, 1911 in South Bend, IN64, and died July 16, 1997 in South Bend, IN64.  She married ANTHONY F NOVINICH65 February 10, 1934 in St Adebert, South Bend, IN66, son of ANTHONY NOVINICH and ANNA NOVAK.  He was born January 07, 1914 in Chesterton In66, and died December 31, 1977 in South Bend, IN66.

More About HENRIETTA H SLISZ:
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Lung Disease66
Marriage Wittness: February 10, 1934, Joseph Novinich & Francis Sinkovsc66
Occupation: Gilbert's Department Store66
Residence: 1997, South Phillipa St. South Bend, IN66

More About ANTHONY F NOVINICH:
Baptism: January 07, 1914, Chesterton In66
Occupation: Driver, Tucker Freight Lines66
Residence: 1978, 522 So. Phillipa, South Bend In66
	
Children of HENRIETTA SLISZ and ANTHONY NOVINICH are:
	i.	LORRAINE5 NOVINICH67, b. Abt. 1934, South Bend, IN - St. Joseph County68; m. JERRY LEKARCZYK69, September 17, 1955, St Adalbert, South Bend, IN; b. Abt. 1934, South Bend, IN - St. Joseph County70.
	ii.	ROBERT NOVINICH71, b. Aft. 1934, South Bend, IN72; d. Unknown72; m. SANDY ZANKA73; b. Aft. 1934, South Bend, IN.
	iii.	JR. ANTHONY F NOVINICH73, b. November 30, 1947, South Bend In74; d. February 06, 1985, South Bend In74.

More About JR. ANTHONY F NOVINICH:
Burial: February 08, 1985, Riverview Cemetary, Cremation74
Occupation: Upholsterer74
Residence: 213 N. Niles, Mishawaka In74

8.  FERDYNAD S4 SLISZ (KASPER VICTER3, MARYA2 STEC, MICHAEL1)75 was born July 19, 1913 in South Bend In76, and died October 22, 2003 in South Bend , IN.  He married (1) IRENE BANASIEWICZ77 June 26, 1937 in St Adelberts, South Bend, IN78, daughter of FRANCISZEK BANASIEWICZ and MARYANNA WRZESZSYNSKI.  She was born June 21, 1911 in South Bend, IN78, and died January 17, 1975 in South Bend, IN78.  He married (2) FRIEDA KEATING79 Abt. 1978 in St Adabert, South Bend, IN80.  She was born Abt. 1913 in South Bend, IN, and died February 17, 2005 in South Bend, IN.

Notes for FERDYNAD S SLISZ:
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Fred is quite an athlete and played Softball for Roach Appleton's Championship team. He also enjoys fishing very much, especially ice fishing. According to his sister Evelyn " Fred does not like to eat fish" he just catches them and gives them away.

Freds athletic ability seemed to rub off on his son Ralph who played Football for St. Adalberts. I played for Holy Cross and we my have played against each other  being about the same age.

More About FERDYNAD S SLISZ:
Occupation: Bendix and Roach Appleton80
Residence: 2000, 505 S0. Liberty80

Notes for IRENE BANASIEWICZ:
Mrs. Irene S. (Banasiewicz)  Slisz
June 21, 1911 to January 17, 1975
South Bend Tribune

Families mentioned: Slisz, Banasiewicz, Sciglowski,

Mrs. Irene S. Slisz, 64, of 505 So. Liberty St. died at 4:00 p.m. in Memorial Hospital after a two week illness. Mrs. Slisz,  was a former Medical Arts Building employee. Born June 21, 1911, in South Bend, she had lived here for her lifetime. On June 26, 1937 as Irene Banasiewicz she married Ferdynad Slisz in St. Adalberts Church, who survives. Also surviving are two sons Ralph of South Bend and Thomas of Dunlap; two grandchildren;two brothers Walter and Marion, both of South Bend and two sisters Geneieve Sciglowski and Aurelia Banasiewicz of South Bend. Services will be at 9 a.m. Saturday in St. Adalberts Catholic Church, the Rev. Eugene Kasmierczsak will officiate. Burial will be in St. Josephs Cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today in the St. Joseph Funeral Home.

More About IRENE BANASIEWICZ:
Burial: October 18, 1975, St. Joseph Cemetery, South Bend, IN80
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Cancer80
Occupation: Medical Arts Building80
Religion: St Adalberts Catholic Chur80

Notes for FRIEDA KEATING:
Death notice: Frieda A. Slisz
(Vital Statistics: 2005/02/17)
MISHAWAKA -- Frieda A. (Torzewski) Slisz, 90, of Regency Place Nursing Home, died Tuesday in the nursing home. Survivors include two sons, Joseph L. Torzewski of Granger and Jon Torzewski of Mishawaka. Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday in Hickey Funeral Homes & Crematory Services, 17131 Cleveland Road, where friends may call two hours before services.
	
Children of FERDYNAD SLISZ and IRENE BANASIEWICZ are:
	i.	RALPH5 SLISZ81, b. October 13, 1938, South Bend, IN82.

More About RALPH SLISZ:
Education: Abt. 1957, Washington H.S. , South Bend
Military service: US Army Germany
Occupation: Postal Employee
Residence: 197582

	ii.	THOMAS SLISZ83, b. April 08, 194484.

More About THOMAS SLISZ:
Residence: Dunlap, IN84

9.  EVELYN RITA4 SLISZ (KASPER VICTER3, MARYA2 STEC, MICHAEL1)85 was born March 13, 1916 in South Bend, IN86, and died May 21, 2004 in South Bend , IN.  She married FRANK A. PIECHOROWSKI87 August 05, 1939 in South Bend, IN88, son of LEON PIECHOROWSKI and KONSTANCYA JANOWIAK.  He was born January 30, 1916 in South Bend, IN89,90, and died December 05, 1985 in South Bend, IN90.

Notes for EVELYN RITA SLISZ:
Obituary: Evelyn R. Piechorowski
March 13, 1916 -- May 21, 2004

Evelyn R. (Slisz) Piechorowski, 88, of Granger, Ind., passed peacefully away in her sleep at 10 p.m. Friday, May 21, in the Holy Cross Healthcare Center, Dugdale Road, Granger, where she had resided for the last few years.

Evelyn was born on March 13, 1916, in South Bend, Ind., to Kasper and Mary (Andrysiak) Slisz, who preceded her in death. On Aug. 5, 1939, she married Frank A. Piechorowski in St. Adalbert's Church in South Bend. She was preceded in death by her husband, Frank, on Dec. 15, 1985. Also deceased are three brothers, Edmund, Clem and Fred; and four sisters, Irene, Henrietta, Esther and Phyllis.

Evelyn is survived by her sister, Alice Maeyens of South Bend; her son, James F. (Sharon) Piechorowski of Elkhart, Ind.; and two grandchildren, Frank D. of Memphis, Tenn., and Devon D. of Mishawaka, Ind.

Evelyn and Frank were married for nearly 50 years, residing at Fir Road in Granger. They attended St. Pius X Church since moving to Granger in 1955. Their lives were punctuated by hard work, love of family and a zest for life. As a child of the Depression, Evelyn would feed any (man or beast) who wandered too near the home, and was renowned for always having that second turkey on hand for Thanksgiving Day if anyone was really hungry.

She adored her grandchildren and was always on hand when needed to wipe a tear or sing their praises. Her last years were hard but she is happy now in the presence of her God and the love of her husband.

Evie will be missed by all who had the good fortune to cross her path.

A formal Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated for Mom at St. Katherine's of Alexandria in Brzyskorzystew, Poland, the church of our ancestors.

Visitation will be from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, May 24, in THE ST. JOSEPH FUNERAL HOME, 1827 E. Ireland Road, where a Rosary will be prayed at 8 p.m. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday morning, May 25, in the funeral home, followed by burial at St. Joseph's Cemetery, South Bend.

Oral History from Elsie:
They were introduced by Aunt Elsie when she was fifthteen.  She played basketball for St Adelbert's grade school.... Frank played ball on the men's team... Elsie and Evelyn used to go to dances and ZB Falcon's almost every Saturday night, and one night Elsie introduced them. Elsie's Husband Uncle Elmer was in CC Camp with Frank.

Oral History from Evelyn:
My mother used to say, when I was young, "That one's going to be a clean one", because when by the time I was old enough to pick up a rag, I was going around the house dusting.

When I first met Frank, he didn't turn me on, he came over at least 3 times that night and asked me to dance, but I came up with an excuse each time.  Several Saturdays after that he kept coming and asking me to dance, so finally I figured, what can it hurt, and I danced with him.  We had the rest of that evening.  He took me home and we made a date for next Tuesday because the Cole Brothers Circus was in town.  That was our first date.

More About EVELYN RITA SLISZ:
Burial: May 25, 2004, St Joseph Cemetery, South Bend IN  lot 427 pc7

Notes for FRANK A. PIECHOROWSKI:

Obituary: Frank A Piechorowski
1-28-1916 to  12-5-1985
South Bend Tribune

Families mentioned: Piechorowski, Slisz, Hechlinski, Janowiak, Floor, Prentkowski, Coryon, Siderits, Gumm, Harmon

Frank A Piechorowski, 69 of 52166 Fir Road, Granger Indiana died at 4:35 pm at the St. Joseph Medical Center. Mr. Piechorowski retired in 1974 as a supervisor for the White Farm Inplement Company after 39 years of employment. He was born January 28, 1916 to Leon and Konstantia Janowiak Piechorowski in South Bend and was a lifetime resident of the area. On August 5, 1939 he married Elevyn Rita Slisz at St Adalberts Church in South Bend Indiana who survives. Also surviving are a son James F Piechorowski of Constantine MI, two grandchildren Frank and Devon and seven sisters, Sophie Hechlinski, Virginia Floor, Esther Prentkowski, Josephine Coryon, Irene Siderits, Clara Gumm and Betty Lou Harmon.

Services will be at 10 am Monday Dec 9, 1985 in St Pius Catholic Church. Friends may call from 7 to 9 Saturday and 2 to 9 Sunday in the St Joseph Funeral Home. Burial will be in the St. Josephs Cemetery. Frank was a third degree Knight of Columbus, Father Baden Council Obituary: Frank A Piechorowski
1-28-1916 to  12-5-1985
South Bend Tribune

Families mentioned: Piechorowski, Slisz, Hechlinski, Janowiak, Floor, Prentkowski, Coryon, Siderits, Gumm, Harmon

Frank A Piechorowski, 69 of 52166 Fir Road, Granger Indiana died at 4:35 pm at the St. Joseph Medical Center. Mr. Piechorowski retired in 1974 as a supervisor for the White Farm Inplement Company after 39 years of employment. He was born January 28, 1916 to Leon and Konstantia Janowiak Piechorowski in South Bend and was a lifetime resident of the area. On August 5, 1939 he married Elevyn Rita Slisz at St Adalberts Church in South Bend Indiana, who survives. Also surviving are a son James F Piechorowski of Constantine MI, two grandchildren Frank and Devon and seven sisters, Sophie Hechlinski, Virginia Floor, Esther Prentkowski, Josephine Coryon, Irene Siderits, Clara Gumm and Betty Lou Harmon.

Services will be at 10 am Monday Dec 9, 1985 in St Pius Catholic Church. Friends may call from 7 to 9 Saturday and 2 to 9 Sunday in the St Joseph Funeral Home. Burial will be in the St. Josephs Cemetery. Frank was a third degree Knight of Columbus, Father Baden Council 4263, and a member of the White Farm Management Club and St Pius

4263, and a member of the White Farm Management Club and St Pius Church.

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When the depression hit he went into CCC Camp.

Oral History from Frank D Piechorowski:
He used to tell me stories of CCC camp.

He worked as a baker there.

He used to make the BEST pie crusts.  He would mix them up right on the counter top, no measuring... did it all by feel.  I remember he would take all the extra crust bits and cut them into strips and bake them with Cinnamon and sugar.  I can still taste them 20 years later.

Once, he and the boys snuck out of camp one night and raided a local watermelon field, they brought all the watermelons back to camp and hid them all in the ceiling.  The weight of the melons up there caused the ceiling to sag the commander noticed and had one of the men get a ladder and nail the ceiling back up.  Well of course the when he tried to nail it back up, he hit a watermelon and this red liquid started to drip down on the floor, the commander though they had a body up in the ceiling.  He said they got in SO much trouble.

In another, he told me of one way they would "Initiate" the new guys. They would come in, in the middle of the night, and have a "Short Arm Inspection".  One guy would act as the officer, and one as a doctor.  The "Doctor" would have a can of black shoe polish.  After they were "Inspected" they would get a dob of shoe polish on them.  Of course, as soon as they saw their "doctor" in the ranks with them they knew they had been had, but shoe polish can't be washed off... It has to wear off.

We know that Frank came to work for Ludwik (Uncle Louie) when his mother died, c. 1936

Oral History from Evelyn:
Kasper Slisz, Evelyn Father taught Frank how to hunt and fish, in that time for food, not for sport.

He married Evelyn and went to work for Oliver Corp.

Oral History from James:
1938/39 - A die fell out of the "Hot Hammer" at Oliver Corp and hit Frank in the knee, casuing the begining of his knee problems.

Frank was forced to retire from Oliver's in 1974 on disablility.

In 1964 James worked at Olivers on summer vacation on the same hot hammer

More About FRANK A. PIECHOROWSKI:
Burial: December 09, 1985, St. Joseph's Cemetery, lot 427 pc 790
Cause of Death: Heart Failure90
Funeral: St. Pius X, 12-9-198590
God Parents: January 30, 1916, Stanley Janowiak & Maria Piechorowski90
Medical Information: Frank suffered from Anklosing Spondlytius a fusing of the vertabrea of the spine from about 50 until his death. The drugs taken to relieve the pain did his heart no good.
Obituary: South Bend Tribune90
Occupation: Oliver Corp90
Retirement: 1974, Oliver Corp90
Social Security Number: Social Security #: 311-09-319391,92

Marriage Notes for EVELYN SLISZ and FRANK PIECHOROWSKI:
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Oral History from Evelyn Piechorowski
Frank took and purposed to Evelyn on Christmas eve, 1937.  He bought a box of chocolates and put the ring in the box for her to find.  When she opened the box she said "Ohhh Chocolate...", and was very disappointed because he had bought her candy for Valentines day.  She thought, but didn't say  "Am I ever going to be engaged to you?".  Frank could see that she was disapointed so he let her stew for a few days and called her back asking if she had eaten the candy yet. She said she had had a few pieces.  He told her to go have some more and tell him how she liked them... that's when she found the ring.

Frank Earned the money to buy both Evelyn's engagement ring and their wedding ring with the help of Ludwik (Uncle Louie).  Ludwik gave frank a plot of land on the farm that Frank was to grow and tend pickles on.  All the money that he made from the pickles is what he used to buy the rings.
	
Child of EVELYN SLISZ and FRANK PIECHOROWSKI is:
	i.	JAMES FRANCIS5 PIECHOROWSKI93, b. September 25, 1942, South Bend, IN94; m. (1) PATRICA LEE DUNCAN95, 1966, St Joseph County, Indiana; b. January 28, 1947, Phoenix, AZ96; m. (2) SHARON METZLER97, May 01, 1988, St.Johns Episcopal, Elkhart In; b. March 31, 1949, Goshen In.

Notes for JAMES FRANCIS PIECHOROWSKI:
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Oral History from Frank D Piechorowski:
I remember a story that GrandPa (Frank A Piechorowski) told me.  When dad (James Piechorowski) was in grade school, he came home one day all proud and told his mom and dad "I get to be a 'Monitor'" in school, all happy and excited about this new resposibilty.  When he told Grandpa, he asked "Do you know what a Monitor is?", "No" said Dad, "It's a shit house tender." Dad wasn't quite so excited after that

Oral History  James Francis Michael Piechorowski 2-2-2001

Friday, September 25, 1942 4 pm  temp 30* and snowing "I was born" of Evelyn Piechorowski in Epworth Hospital (Memorial) South Bend In. Dad rode his Bike from Olivers in the snow to come and greet me as he did not own a car until the early 1950's.  I would imagine that Mom began her life long obsession of feeding me as soon as she was able to clutch a bottle that same day. The doctors had to finally step in and  stop her as I grew into a Fat little Guy to quickly. I have always attributed my life long battle with weight to moms insistance on force feeding anyone who entered the house. I spent my early years at 1417 Van Buren St South Bend In, attending Holy Cross Grade School, playing football which I was never very good at, and being forced to try to play the accordian which I hated and was even worst at. However I did survive and in 1955 we moved from South Bend to 52166 Fir Rd in Granger were the family home remains to this date.

In 1956 I attended Washington Clay High School where I was a fair to Middle student, did some Wrestling which I liked "Team Captain" and discovered Girls which has been the " love of my  life".   But life was good and I would'nt trade or change a minute for all the money in the world.

I graduated from Clay in 1960 middle of the class and went to IUSB where I nearly fluncked out until I was assured by the dean of men that I could get my act together or be certain that Siagon would be beautiful in the Spring. in addition dad put me to work at Olivers and insured that  I had every crap job in the plant. You could always find me where it was hottest and dirtyest for the summer of 1962. I was on the honor role for three years after that experience never dropping below a 3.6 and nearly getting a 4.0 on an 18 hour load which was spoiled by a ROTC instructor who gave me a B+ for missing a parade.

I loved IU Bloomington joined Sigma Phi Epslion Social Fraternity "Like I needed to be more social" and met and married your mother Patricia Lee Duncan in 1965 who was the great love of my early life.

I finished under and grad school and went to work for Whirlpool in 1965, in 1973 I switched to Miles Laboratory where I have worked ever since. Frank came along in St Joe Michigan in 1966 and Devon followed him in Constantine Mi in 1976. The two of you have given meaning and substance to my life. I hope you will remember me as at least having tried to do my best and never / ever thought of deserting you irrespective of the circumstances we found before us . I love / loved you both dearly.

Patricia and I divorced in 1978 and in about a year I remarried Carolyn Humphery in South Bend. The difficulties of trying to put two families together was more than we were able to handle and the marrige ended in 1984. I wish her well

In 1987-88 after four years of Disco Duck  and Ski Bumming I met and married Sharon Louise Metzler who cleaned up my act and lets me think I am running the operation. If I had a buck for every "Yes Dear" which somehow always ends up the way Sharon intended it I would be retired on the beach in St Thomas. After 13 years I have managed to hang on to this one and life is good.

                        General comment for an Obituary...Piech's Life

"From the Brim to the Dregs it Ran Sweet and Clear ... It was a very Good Year"

More About JAMES FRANCIS PIECHOROWSKI:
Associations: Viking Ski Club
Degree: 1965, BS Transportation, I U Bloomington
Description: Damn Good Looking
E-Mail / URL: Jamespiech@aol.com
Occupation: Bet. 1966 - 1973, Whirlpool Corp, Transportation Management
Religion: Respect Life / Help Others less Fortunate
Residence: 2001, 55659 Rivershores Lane Elkhart In
Telephone: 219-293-7460

10.  ALICE4 SLISZ (KASPER VICTER3, MARYA2 STEC, MICHAEL1)97 was born March 04, 1920 in South Bend, IN98.  She married ELMER MAEYENS99 May 14, 1938 in South Bend, IN100, son of HUSBAND MAEYENS and ALISA MAEYENS.  He was born November 05, 1915 in Michigan100, and died August 1981 in South Bend, IN100.

More About ELMER MAEYENS:
Funeral: St. Adalberts100
Military service: WWII Veteran100
Occupation: Bendix Corp100
Residence: 1981, 522 S. Falcon100
	
Children of ALICE SLISZ and ELMER MAEYENS are:
	i.	PATRICIA ALICE5 MAEYENS101, b. September 20, 1939, South Bend, In102; m. CLEM T OTOLSKI103, June 11, 1960104; b. December 23, 1938, South Bend, In104; d. March 08, 2002, La Porte, In.

More About PATRICIA ALICE MAEYENS:
Residence: 1981, La Porte, IN104

Notes for CLEM T OTOLSKI:
Clem grew up in a simple Polish Neighborhood and attended Catholic Elementary and High School. He met Pat his wife of 41 years in Kindergarden. He was a man of family and faith, his office was adorned with pictures of his grandchildren.

More About CLEM T OTOLSKI:
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Neuromuscular Disease
Occupation: Publisher La Porte Herald Argus
Religion: St Peters Catholic Church, La Porte, In
Residence: 1310 No Adams

	ii.	SHIRLY ANN MAEYENS105, b. July 06, 1943, South Bend, IN106; m. ROBERT WILLIAMS107, June 10, 1967108; b. August 02, 1943, South Bend, IN108.

More About SHIRLY ANN MAEYENS:
Residence: 1981, Sidney, Austrailia108

	iii.	SANDRA LEE MAEYENS109, b. September 23, 1946110; m. KENNETH PAUL MINDER111, September 26, 1964112; b. December 03, 1943112.
	iv.	DEBRA LYNN MAEYENS113, b. October 09, 1951, South Bend, IN114; m. LEONARD JOSEPH SMUDEY115, July 21, 1973116; b. July 17, 1953, South Bend, IN116.
	v.	BARBARA ELLEN MAEYENS117, b. July 26, 1955, South Bend, IN118; m. (1) JAMES DALE SHINALL119, March 31, 1975120; b. August 26, 1956, South Bend, IN120; m. (2) WILLIAM JOHN KLEMPAY121, April 23, 1983122; b. September 14, 1953, South Bend, IN122.

More About BARBARA ELLEN MAEYENS:
Occupation: Registered Nurse122
Residence: 518 Phillipa, South Bend, IN122

More About WILLIAM JOHN KLEMPAY:
Occupation: Grinder122

	vi.	TERRY MAEYENS123, b. Unknown124; d. Unknown124.

More About TERRY MAEYENS:
Residence: 1981, South Bend, IN124

11.  PHYLLIS M4 SLISZ (KASPER VICTER3, MARYA2 STEC, MICHAEL1)125 was born May 01, 1924 in South Bend, IN126, and died May 17, 2003 in South Bend, IN.  She married (1) WILLIAM L RAIRDON127 July 13, 1946 in St Adabert, South Bend, IN128.  He was born July 26, 1923 in South Bend In128, and died February 11, 1989 in Columbus Oh128.  She married (2) FRANK P BIRITZ129 July 31, 1965 in South Bend, IN130, son of FRANK BIRITZ and KATHRYN BEIDINGER.  He was born September 28, 1925 in South Bend, IN130, and died October 06, 1984 in Tuscon, AZ130.

More About PHYLLIS M SLISZ:
Burial: Sacred Heart Cemetery, South Bend IN
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Heart Attack

More About WILLIAM L RAIRDON:
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Complications of Diabetis130
Residence: 2000, Columbus Oh130

More About FRANK P BIRITZ:
Baptism (LDS): Our Lady of Hungary, Rev Gaza Gyorfy
God Parents: Michael Wucovits
Military service: World War II - Army Air Corps130
Residence: Bet. 1978 - 1984, Tuscon, AZ130
	
Child of PHYLLIS SLISZ and WILLIAM RAIRDON is:
	i.	RICHARD EDWARD5 RAIRDON131, b. August 12, 1947, South Bend In132; m. (1) CAROL UNK RAIRDON133; b. Abt. 1947; m. (2) COLLEEN UNKNOWN133, November 29, 1975, Hawaii134.

More About RICHARD EDWARD RAIRDON:
Residence: 1984, Ceutu Spain134
Telephone: 2000, 217-483-8552134

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123.  Piech, Date of Import: Oct 10, 2000.
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125.  Piech, Date of Import: Oct 10, 2000.
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127.  Piech, Date of Import: Oct 10, 2000.
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129.  Piech, Date of Import: Oct 10, 2000.
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131.  Piech, Date of Import: Oct 10, 2000.
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133.  Piech, Date of Import: Oct 10, 2000.
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