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The Piecuch(Pierce) Family Become Culver Residents

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Piecuch (Pierce) have moved from their former home in East Chicago., Ind., to their Culver residence at 701 West Shore Drive.

Their daughter, Lynn Marie, is enrolled in the local eighth grade and their son, Mark is a sophomore. The eldest son, Steven, is a student at the University of Chicago. Steven is former editor of the Academy's publication, The Vedette, and a recipient of an $1000 scholarship

Mr. Piecuch (Pierce)is employed in the development and research division of the Pla-Stell division located in Walkerton

The Citizen extends a hearty welcome to these new Culverites!- Sep 25, 1963

1964 - Mar 4 - The Chamber of Commerce met at the Inn Monday with 22 members...Mrs. Stanley Piecuch, being the only woman, was an honored guest because she had her husband have taken over the Three Sisters Restaurant. Mr. Piecich is a machine tool designer and Mrs. Piecuch has worked at both the Inn and the Three Sisters in late years learning "the business". They are a fine family with sons in the Academy and we know will be an asset to the community and operate a fine restaurant. The live in the Medland house on Hawk's Lake.

1964 - Apr 15 - Three Sisters Restaurant to Open Saturday -

The new Three Sisters Restraurant, located north of Culver on Ind. 17, will open Saturday, April 18.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Piecuch (Pierce) formerly of East Chicago and now of Culver, purchased the restaurant recently from Raymond Gass and family. The Gass family founded and operated the establishment for fifteen years.

The new owners will maintain the same policy, with new decor, new services and reasonable prices.

Mr. and Mrs. Piecuch (Pierce)now live in Culver. Their son graduated from Culver Military Academy, have another son eligible and their daughter is enrolled in Culver Community Schools.

Mr. Piecuch is employed in research and developement at the Pla-Steel Company, Walkerton.

Mrs Piecuch is former manager of the Geo. Diamond Steak House in Whiting, Ind. Mrs. Piecuch (Pierce) has been in the restaurant business for the past fifteen years.


Stanley John Piecuch Pierce Birth 1 Aug 1917 East Chicago, Indiana Death 13 Aug 2005 Denver, Denver, Colorado son of Ignatius "Nick" Piecuch and Helen Zurad

msrried April 19, 1942 Gary, Indiana Elizabeth "Betty" Cmar (Smar) Birth 06 Jan 1922 Gary, Lake County, Indiana daughter of Peter Cmar and Mary Suchorsky Stephen "Steven" J Pierce 1951-2005
Marcus "Mark" Pierce
Lynn Marie Pierce Wife of Major R. Jeffrey Honzik, H '65. Mother of Heather Marie Honzik, CGA '98. Born as Lynn Marie Piecuch, daughter of Stanley & Betty Piecuch, the former owners of 3 Sisters Restaurant. Lynn was a hostess at the restaurant in the 1960s and 1970s when Stan and Betty owned it. Their surname was changed from Piecuch to Pierce.

Mrs. Jeffrey (Lynnmarie) Honzik
CULVER - Services for Mrs. Lynnmarie Honzik, 29, of 531 East Shore Drive, who died at 2:08 p.m. Thursday at University Hospital, Indianapolis, after a brief illness, will be at 11 a.m. Monday in St. Mary's of the Lake Catholic Church.

Rev. Matthew Kafka, pastor of St. Mary's, of which Mrs. Honzik was a member, will officiate.

Burial will be in Culver Masonic Cemetery.

Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday in the Bonine Funeral Home.

Memorial contributions may be given to the Ancilla Domini Convent at Donaldson.

She was born on Aug. 16, 1950, in East Chicago and had lived in the Culver area since 1962.

She was a registered pharmacist with Hook Drugs in Plymouth.

On Aug. 31, 1974, in Culver, she married Jeffrey Honzik, who survives.

Other survivors include a daughter, Heather Marie, at home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pierce of South Bend; two brothers, Steven J. Pierce of St. Louis, Mo., and Marcus Pierce of Mangus, Colo., and a paternal grandfather, Nick Piecuch of Santa Barbara, Calif. - South Bend Tribune May 9 1980