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HAPPY ANNIVERSARY

July 12, 2006 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

Nicholas M. and Jean Ann Stayanoff were married on June 16, 1956.

They recently observed their 50th Wedding Anniversary with a family weekend.

Celebrating with them were all of their children and grandchildren.

They have five children; Theresa M. (Ken) Liggett of Churubusco, Nicholas M. (Shirley) of Belton, South Carolina, Linda Ann (Tom) Hotz of Noblesville, Indiana, Barbara Jean (Lyle) Klemm of Fort Wayne and Mary Beth (Kevin) Kohart of Indianapolis. They also eight grandchildren.

Nick and Jean Ann own Nick Stayanoff Appraisers, Inc. and have resided in the Waynedale area all of their life.

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