Loving husband to Ebe Piacentini-Cassettari.
Loving father to Celestino, and Alberto Cassettari, and Nara V. Cassettari-Nelson. Loving son fo Pompeo Cassettari. Survived by many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He served his country during World War 2, working as a spy for the allied underground. He would be separated from his family for weeks at a time. His work and the works of others like him led to the fall of Mussolini and the Nazi occupation of Italy. For his loyalty and work, he and his family were granted permanent visas to live in the United States.
Loving father to Celestino, and Alberto Cassettari, and Nara V. Cassettari-Nelson. Loving son fo Pompeo Cassettari. Survived by many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He served his country during World War 2, working as a spy for the allied underground. He would be separated from his family for weeks at a time. His work and the works of others like him led to the fall of Mussolini and the Nazi occupation of Italy. For his loyalty and work, he and his family were granted permanent visas to live in the United States.
Loving husband to Ebe Piacentini-Cassettari.
Loving father to Celestino, and Alberto Cassettari, and Nara V. Cassettari-Nelson. Loving son fo Pompeo Cassettari. Survived by many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He served his country during World War 2, working as a spy for the allied underground. He would be separated from his family for weeks at a time. His work and the works of others like him led to the fall of Mussolini and the Nazi occupation of Italy. For his loyalty and work, he and his family were granted permanent visas to live in the United States.
Loving father to Celestino, and Alberto Cassettari, and Nara V. Cassettari-Nelson. Loving son fo Pompeo Cassettari. Survived by many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He served his country during World War 2, working as a spy for the allied underground. He would be separated from his family for weeks at a time. His work and the works of others like him led to the fall of Mussolini and the Nazi occupation of Italy. For his loyalty and work, he and his family were granted permanent visas to live in the United States.
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