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Deborski Family Ownership, 1974-present (50 years) <br />In 1974, Edward Deborski (1938-2002) and Carol Kuncis Deborski moved their business, Old <br />Style Sausage, from 704 Main to 1219 Courtesy Road. They produced and sold Italian, German, <br />and Polish sausage and also introduced the Borogie — a meat pie similar to a perogie with a <br />variety of fillings (Appendix B). For the next fifty years, the Deborski family has continued to run <br />Old Style Sausage as a family business, employing local residents and taking an active part in <br />Louisville community events by donating food and sponsoring events such as La Festa, Fourth of <br />July celebrations, and the Spaghetti Open Golf Tournament. <br />Edward Deborski was a third -generation Louisville resident, beginning with his grandparents, <br />Costek Gus Deborski and Mary Pankoski who immigrated from Russian Poland. They arrived in <br />Colorado in 1895 where Gus worked as a coal miner in Superior and Louisville. Their second <br />son, Andrew Deborski (1914-2000) also worked as a coal miner and was Edward Deborski's <br />father. <br />In 1984, Edward and Carol Deborski developed the Louisville Store & Lock subdivision and built <br />rental storage units behind the original Old Style Sausage building. In 2013, their son Mike <br />Deborski took over the business and continues the tradition of supporting local events today. <br />Boulder County Assessor current image <br />