• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content

MarionMade

People, Places, Products, Programs

Visit Us On FacebookVisit Us On TwitterVisit Us On YoutubeCheck Our FeedVisit Us On Instagram
We Are Having Fun!We Are Presidential!We Are Generous!
  • Get Involved
  • About
  • Events
    • MarionMade! 5k Sign Up
  • People
  • Places
  • Products
  • Programs
  • Links
  • Contact

Lisiecki Family

By MarionMade! on December 6, 2017

A FAMILY DEDICATED TO MAKING COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS.

Evelyn Lisiecki, was born in Perú, and her husband, Tomasz Lisiecki, in Poland. After moving to Marion from Manchester, Connecticut, thirteen years ago, they immediately started to make a connection to the community.

Evelyn is probably best known as the Latino Ministry Coordinator of Saint Mary’s Church. She feels blessed to have the opportunity to make a positive impact on the Marion Latino community. She works to recognize the needs of Latino parishioners and coordinates avenues, through the church, to fulfill those needs, thus helping them make a connection to Marion. She spends time organizing events such as the annual Health Fair and Family Day in April and the celebration of Our Lady of Guadalupe in December. The December celebration includes a two-mile procession, a Mass, and a dinner which also features a Mariachi group. Most recently, she has coordinated the English as a second language classes.

Evelyn has entrenched herself and her family into what they now call home–Marion. After moving to Marion, she and her husband were blessed with four children. In early 2015, they formed a performance group using the family’s musical talents. Her husband plays the accordion; Mateusz, 12 years old, plays the clarinet; Alexander, 10 years old, plays the saxophone; Sebastian, 8 years old, plays the trumpet; and Urszula, 5 years old, plays a small drum. They all sing in English, Spanish, and Polish. They perform at many nursing homes and senior residences, the Senior Center Hall in Prospect, and Pleasant in Marion. As a family, they play musically at Marion Manor, Marion Popcorn Festival, Saint Mary Parish Festival, Tri-Rivers, and have been invited to perform at more outdoor festivals around town.

Evelyn adds, “We are very proud of making a positive impact in the Marion community. It is our pleasure to bring music and pleasant performances throughout the area. We encourage children to find an interest in instruments and music to express themselves. We just truly enjoy sharing our talents and watching spectators smile, sing, clap, and enjoy. Everything we do, is made with love, and we always pray that Marion is filled with it too!”

#MarionMade #WeAreFamily

Recent MarionMade! Stories

  • Brad Heller Returns to His Roots

    Brad Heller’s family has lived in Marion County for four generations. Heller grew up in Big Island Township. “We were raised that you keep working until the job is done and you don’t take short cuts. Do it right the first time, so you don’t have to do it a second time,” Heller recalls. “Many […]Read More »
  • Carroll Neidhardt

    APPRECIATION OF THE ARTS AND A LOVE FOR HISTORY In 1966, Ridgedale High School graduated a small class of 66 students. Among them was future Marion historian, Carroll Neidhardt. After graduation, Neidhardt was one of the first students to attend The Ohio State University at Marion. His 1951 Ford — with no heat and a […]Read More »
  • NINE

    NINE–No Instruments Needed Ever–was formed out of the choir at Marion First Church of the Nazarene. What started as nine guys just singing acapella music to see if they could do it, has led to over 5 years of fun and ministry… never accompanied by a single instrument except their voices. NINE is comprised of […]Read More »
  • Sims Brothers

    RECYCLING…FAMILY-STYLE Sims Brothers, Inc. started with nothing but a wagon and a dream. During the 1920’s, two elementary school-aged brothers, out of economic necessity, started collecting scrap metals and waste paper throughout the city of Marion, Ohio. Using a small hand-pulled wagon, Carl and Donald Sims sold the materials to a local scrap processor. From […]Read More »

Share Your MarionMade! Story

Click Here to share your story about MarionMade! people, places, products, and programs!
  • Get Involved
  • About
  • Events
  • People
  • Places
  • Products
  • Programs
  • Links
  • Contact

Marion Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Downtown Marion Love INC Marion Public Library Marion Area Chamber of Commerce Marion CANDO! Marion Community Foundation United Way of Marion County Marion Technical College

© 2026 · MarionMade! is a community initiative led by Marion Technical College · Website is powered by Neighborhood Image