Pieczynski

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Several weeks ago, 72-year-old Diane Pieczynski and her husband paid $1,900 and upgraded their old Weber charcoal kettle grill to one of its top-of-the-line gas models in stainless steel.

Haute Coals: Frilly Grilling on the Backyard BBQ Gwendolyn Bounds 2011
"It's a beautiful thing," says Mrs. Pieczynski of Frankfort, Ill., who insists she'll be doing most of the grilling.

Haute Coals: Frilly Grilling on the Backyard BBQ Gwendolyn Bounds 2011
Linda Pieczynski, a spokeswoman for Call to Action, a liberal Catholic group, said, "For a president to try to get the leader of any religious organization to manipulate his fellow clergymen to support a political candidate crosses the line in this country."

06/13/2004 2004
“‘The Da Vinci Code’ sparked it all,” said Pieczynski.

Analyzing the ‘Code’ 2004
Gardner 14-4. 7th/8th: Reijm p. Pieczynski: 56. 160

The Seattle Times 2010
Gardner 14-4. 7th/8th: Reijm p. Pieczynski: 56. 160

The Seattle Times 2010
Gardner 14-4. 7th/8th: Reijm p. Pieczynski: 56. 160

The Seattle Times 2010
Gardner 14-4. 7th/8th: Reijm p. Pieczynski: 56. 160

The Seattle Times 2010
Pieczynski is involved in many school ensembles including the Wind Ensemble, Philharmonic, New Music Ensemble, Early Music Ensemble and World Steel Band, as well as small chamber ensembles.

News 2010
Pieczynski has been commissioned to compose music for the recitals of many of her fellow students and works closely with performers.

News 2010