Book donated to Badger High School, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

4/26/2017

Mark Pienkos, former Principal at Badger High School (1994-2005), and author of “1917-2017: One Hundred Years of White Sox Baseball,” presented his book to the high school library on April 26, 2017. Accepting Mark’s book: (L-R) Kathy Sopher, Library Assistant, Peter Lorenz, Librarian, Pienkos, and Russ Tronsen, Principal. Go Badgers! GO WHITE SOX!

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8/12/2019 12:49:22 am

I have also donated my books to charity. Well, I do love reading, but I do not think that I need those books anymore. I am really happy to be able to contribute to the lives of others. If my books can help even a single child realize his potential, then I think that I have done enough for our community. I really want to offer something more than books, but I need to focus on myself before I do that.

Mark Pienkos

Dr. Mark Pienkos was born in Chicago. His parents were Stella and Edward who worked in factories to support their family of three boys. Mark’s mother only attended school through the 8th grade, while his father went to one year of high school. Mark’s oldest brother, Don, is professor emeritus at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in Political Science and his other brother, Edward, is a surgeon specializing in urology.

Mark is married to Ann (Lesniewski) and they have three children: Michelle (married to Alex Mora), Karen (married to Matt Luttig), and Stephen. Ann and Mark celebrated their 44th wedding anniversary in August, 2016.

Book donated to Badger High School, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

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