HEADSTONE with Evelyn M. Says married Jan 24 1942. Sgt US Army WW2.
OBITUARY Iron County Reporter Dec 18 2002 “Obituaries: Joseph Kaczynski”
IRON RIVER---Joseph Kaczynski, 88, passed away on Dec. 11 at the Jacobetti Home for Veterans in Marquette.
He was born March 18, 1914 in Chicago. He attended the Chicago schools. He was a U.S. Army veteran serving during WWII in the Asiatic Pacific Theater. He married the former Evelyn Filipczuk, and she preceded him in death on Feb. 12, 1988. Upon moving to Iron River, he owned and operated the Coffee Cup Motel and gas station for many years, retiring in 1992.
He was preceded in death by three brothers, Steve Metros, Theodore and Chester Kaczynski; and three sisters, Pauline, Virginia Lazarski and Stella Preyss.
He is survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
Private services. Interment in Stambaugh Cemetery. Funeral arrangements by the Jacobs Funeral Home of Iron River.
FRAMES FOR THE FUTURE Iron River area Michigan centennial book 1981 "Beechwood: Coffee Cup Motel" page 83
The Coffee Cup Motel was built in 1938 by Lindahl Brothers as a gas station. It was operated by Walter Lindahl for four years. He sold it to his son Daniel who operated it for four years. He in turn sold to Warren Groth who remodeled the station, adding the motel first and then the Coffee Cup. He sold it to Gerald Goodman who operated it for two years and then sold it to Joe Kaczynski who still operates it.
NEWS ARTICLE Iron River Reporter March 30 1988 "Licensees Think Little of Liquor Liability Law" with photos (photo at right)(excerpt)
IRON RIVER-What do this area’s merchants think about Michigan’s new liquor liability law?
“It stinks!”
Like it or not, new state requirements take effect on April 1.
After that, liquor liability insurance will be required for all bars, restaurants and party stores in Michigan.
The licensees see the law as raising the cost of doing business in Michigan.
“I think Mack and Sofio fell asleep at the switch,” commented Joe Kaczynski, who has operated the Coffeee Cup in Beechwood for 28 years.
“It’s going to be a hardship for a lot of small businesses,” added Kaczynski, who isn’t sure yet what his cost will be.
The Coffee Cup is a small, crowded store, and only has a small selection of beer and wine. (“I don’t think we’ve sold wine in about a week.”) But it’s important to the store, Kaczynski explains, because when someone comes in to buy beer, it’s not only beer.
INFORMATION FROM RELATIVE nephew Richard Lazarski.
OBITUARY Iron County Reporter Dec 18 2002 “Obituaries: Joseph Kaczynski”
IRON RIVER---Joseph Kaczynski, 88, passed away on Dec. 11 at the Jacobetti Home for Veterans in Marquette.
He was born March 18, 1914 in Chicago. He attended the Chicago schools. He was a U.S. Army veteran serving during WWII in the Asiatic Pacific Theater. He married the former Evelyn Filipczuk, and she preceded him in death on Feb. 12, 1988. Upon moving to Iron River, he owned and operated the Coffee Cup Motel and gas station for many years, retiring in 1992.
He was preceded in death by three brothers, Steve Metros, Theodore and Chester Kaczynski; and three sisters, Pauline, Virginia Lazarski and Stella Preyss.
He is survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
Private services. Interment in Stambaugh Cemetery. Funeral arrangements by the Jacobs Funeral Home of Iron River.
FRAMES FOR THE FUTURE Iron River area Michigan centennial book 1981 "Beechwood: Coffee Cup Motel" page 83
The Coffee Cup Motel was built in 1938 by Lindahl Brothers as a gas station. It was operated by Walter Lindahl for four years. He sold it to his son Daniel who operated it for four years. He in turn sold to Warren Groth who remodeled the station, adding the motel first and then the Coffee Cup. He sold it to Gerald Goodman who operated it for two years and then sold it to Joe Kaczynski who still operates it.
NEWS ARTICLE Iron River Reporter March 30 1988 "Licensees Think Little of Liquor Liability Law" with photos (photo at right)(excerpt)
IRON RIVER-What do this area’s merchants think about Michigan’s new liquor liability law?
“It stinks!”
Like it or not, new state requirements take effect on April 1.
After that, liquor liability insurance will be required for all bars, restaurants and party stores in Michigan.
The licensees see the law as raising the cost of doing business in Michigan.
“I think Mack and Sofio fell asleep at the switch,” commented Joe Kaczynski, who has operated the Coffeee Cup in Beechwood for 28 years.
“It’s going to be a hardship for a lot of small businesses,” added Kaczynski, who isn’t sure yet what his cost will be.
The Coffee Cup is a small, crowded store, and only has a small selection of beer and wine. (“I don’t think we’ve sold wine in about a week.”) But it’s important to the store, Kaczynski explains, because when someone comes in to buy beer, it’s not only beer.
INFORMATION FROM RELATIVE nephew Richard Lazarski.
HEADSTONE with Evelyn M. Says married Jan 24 1942. Sgt US Army WW2.
OBITUARY Iron County Reporter Dec 18 2002 “Obituaries: Joseph Kaczynski”
IRON RIVER---Joseph Kaczynski, 88, passed away on Dec. 11 at the Jacobetti Home for Veterans in Marquette.
He was born March 18, 1914 in Chicago. He attended the Chicago schools. He was a U.S. Army veteran serving during WWII in the Asiatic Pacific Theater. He married the former Evelyn Filipczuk, and she preceded him in death on Feb. 12, 1988. Upon moving to Iron River, he owned and operated the Coffee Cup Motel and gas station for many years, retiring in 1992.
He was preceded in death by three brothers, Steve Metros, Theodore and Chester Kaczynski; and three sisters, Pauline, Virginia Lazarski and Stella Preyss.
He is survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
Private services. Interment in Stambaugh Cemetery. Funeral arrangements by the Jacobs Funeral Home of Iron River.
FRAMES FOR THE FUTURE Iron River area Michigan centennial book 1981 "Beechwood: Coffee Cup Motel" page 83
The Coffee Cup Motel was built in 1938 by Lindahl Brothers as a gas station. It was operated by Walter Lindahl for four years. He sold it to his son Daniel who operated it for four years. He in turn sold to Warren Groth who remodeled the station, adding the motel first and then the Coffee Cup. He sold it to Gerald Goodman who operated it for two years and then sold it to Joe Kaczynski who still operates it.
NEWS ARTICLE Iron River Reporter March 30 1988 "Licensees Think Little of Liquor Liability Law" with photos (photo at right)(excerpt)
IRON RIVER-What do this area’s merchants think about Michigan’s new liquor liability law?
“It stinks!”
Like it or not, new state requirements take effect on April 1.
After that, liquor liability insurance will be required for all bars, restaurants and party stores in Michigan.
The licensees see the law as raising the cost of doing business in Michigan.
“I think Mack and Sofio fell asleep at the switch,” commented Joe Kaczynski, who has operated the Coffeee Cup in Beechwood for 28 years.
“It’s going to be a hardship for a lot of small businesses,” added Kaczynski, who isn’t sure yet what his cost will be.
The Coffee Cup is a small, crowded store, and only has a small selection of beer and wine. (“I don’t think we’ve sold wine in about a week.”) But it’s important to the store, Kaczynski explains, because when someone comes in to buy beer, it’s not only beer.
INFORMATION FROM RELATIVE nephew Richard Lazarski.
OBITUARY Iron County Reporter Dec 18 2002 “Obituaries: Joseph Kaczynski”
IRON RIVER---Joseph Kaczynski, 88, passed away on Dec. 11 at the Jacobetti Home for Veterans in Marquette.
He was born March 18, 1914 in Chicago. He attended the Chicago schools. He was a U.S. Army veteran serving during WWII in the Asiatic Pacific Theater. He married the former Evelyn Filipczuk, and she preceded him in death on Feb. 12, 1988. Upon moving to Iron River, he owned and operated the Coffee Cup Motel and gas station for many years, retiring in 1992.
He was preceded in death by three brothers, Steve Metros, Theodore and Chester Kaczynski; and three sisters, Pauline, Virginia Lazarski and Stella Preyss.
He is survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
Private services. Interment in Stambaugh Cemetery. Funeral arrangements by the Jacobs Funeral Home of Iron River.
FRAMES FOR THE FUTURE Iron River area Michigan centennial book 1981 "Beechwood: Coffee Cup Motel" page 83
The Coffee Cup Motel was built in 1938 by Lindahl Brothers as a gas station. It was operated by Walter Lindahl for four years. He sold it to his son Daniel who operated it for four years. He in turn sold to Warren Groth who remodeled the station, adding the motel first and then the Coffee Cup. He sold it to Gerald Goodman who operated it for two years and then sold it to Joe Kaczynski who still operates it.
NEWS ARTICLE Iron River Reporter March 30 1988 "Licensees Think Little of Liquor Liability Law" with photos (photo at right)(excerpt)
IRON RIVER-What do this area’s merchants think about Michigan’s new liquor liability law?
“It stinks!”
Like it or not, new state requirements take effect on April 1.
After that, liquor liability insurance will be required for all bars, restaurants and party stores in Michigan.
The licensees see the law as raising the cost of doing business in Michigan.
“I think Mack and Sofio fell asleep at the switch,” commented Joe Kaczynski, who has operated the Coffeee Cup in Beechwood for 28 years.
“It’s going to be a hardship for a lot of small businesses,” added Kaczynski, who isn’t sure yet what his cost will be.
The Coffee Cup is a small, crowded store, and only has a small selection of beer and wine. (“I don’t think we’ve sold wine in about a week.”) But it’s important to the store, Kaczynski explains, because when someone comes in to buy beer, it’s not only beer.
INFORMATION FROM RELATIVE nephew Richard Lazarski.
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