The MOA is very excited about the event, and Kapinsky repeatedly assured the Board that there will be no conflict with the Corn Feed and Street Dance scheduled to take place on the same weekend.
Kapinsky's wife, Mary Newman, known for her charitable work at the Wissota Springs Assisted Living Center, also serves on the Chippewa Falls Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. She confirmed the rally's new location, just behind the Berean Bible Church off Grand Avenue. Newman added, "Ted's so ingenious, so nice to everyone ... it's not a surprise that the MOA chose him to announce the new spot for next year's rally. He's wonderful at that sort of thing. That's why we call him the Oracle of Chippewa Falls."
Although he never learned to ride a motorcycle himself, Ted appreciates their sensibleness. He is pictured here with his favorite pipe at the couple's summer home in Cooks Valley.
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KAPINSKI, THEODORE (Ted)B.
Published: March 15, 2011
KEMPINSKI--Theodore (Ted) B., Jr. 52, of Manhattan died March 15, 2011, after a courageous battle with Testicular Cancer. He was a beloved son of Jean Di Maio Kapinski, and the late Theodore B. Kapinski, Sr. The adored and adoring father Francesca Kapinski, the devoted brother of the late Sherry Jean Kapinski Buonasera (Dr. John Buonasera). He was a loving uncle and granduncle. Loved by many, he leaves behind dogs (Fritz, Muffy and Ralphy) relatives, friends and colleagues who will always remember his good nature, charm, quick wit and a lack of common sense. A Mass of the Resurrection will be held at The Epiphany Roman Catholic Church on 2nd Avenue between 21st and 22nd Streets on Tuesday, March 22, 2011 at 11 am.
Father Marcus DDSF remembers Ted as one the nicest old gents, but not much smarter than a box of fucking rocks.
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