Gino arrived in US in 1920 aboard the ship Duca Degli Abruzzi, listed as a joiner, destination his father, Cirillo Greatti in Trenton NJ.
He married Florence Pone who was born in NJ 1905 and died 1995 Bordentown, Burlington, NJ.
Gino's obituary in Trenton Times indicates he lived in Trenton 35 years, was a carpenter by trade, and recently had been employed at the Peddie School in Hightstown.
Gino served in Navy during World War II, and received merit award for outstanding services as a civilian in Navy Construction projects.
He married Florence Pone who was born in NJ 1905 and died 1995 Bordentown, Burlington, NJ.
Gino's obituary in Trenton Times indicates he lived in Trenton 35 years, was a carpenter by trade, and recently had been employed at the Peddie School in Hightstown.
Gino served in Navy during World War II, and received merit award for outstanding services as a civilian in Navy Construction projects.
Gino arrived in US in 1920 aboard the ship Duca Degli Abruzzi, listed as a joiner, destination his father, Cirillo Greatti in Trenton NJ.
He married Florence Pone who was born in NJ 1905 and died 1995 Bordentown, Burlington, NJ.
Gino's obituary in Trenton Times indicates he lived in Trenton 35 years, was a carpenter by trade, and recently had been employed at the Peddie School in Hightstown.
Gino served in Navy during World War II, and received merit award for outstanding services as a civilian in Navy Construction projects.
He married Florence Pone who was born in NJ 1905 and died 1995 Bordentown, Burlington, NJ.
Gino's obituary in Trenton Times indicates he lived in Trenton 35 years, was a carpenter by trade, and recently had been employed at the Peddie School in Hightstown.
Gino served in Navy during World War II, and received merit award for outstanding services as a civilian in Navy Construction projects.
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