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Ordine Figli D'italia in America nysosia.org H K 7 2/'(1 ,21 “The Order* Sons of Italy in America is the oldest and largest organization of Italian American/ Men and Women in the United States and Canada” Official Publication of the Grand Lodge of New York, Largest Italian-American Fraternal Bi-Monthly in New York State VOL. 55 NOVEMBER - DECEMBER 2017 BLESSED CHRISTMAS HAPPY, HEALTHY 2018 25 TH ANNIVERSARY WINTER HARITY ALL ONOREES Wishing our OSIA family C B H the NNOUNCED Gift of Faith A the Blessing of Hope and Peace at Christmastime and throughout the New Year! State President Robert Ferrito & First Lady Lina Ferrito GALA EVENT SCHEDULED FOR Westchester County Legislators’ Italian Heritage and Culture Ceremonies honoring JANUARY 26, 2018 students who pursue Italian language in high schools of the County. State President HONORING Robert Ferrito also honored for his leader - VERA FERRARA GIROLAMI ship in the Italian American community. NATIONAL PRESIDENT , O RDER SONS & D AUGHTERS State Comptroller Hon. Thomas DiNapoli’s OF TALY IN MERICA I A Italian Heritage and Culture Night celebrat - ed at the Frank LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDEE Sinatra’s School of Performing Arts In ROBERT FONTI Astoria, where he paid tribute with accolades and citations to six SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARDEE accomplished people: Elisabetta Calello, PHILIP FOGLIA , E SQ . Joseph DiPietro, Robert Ferrito, Jill Furillo, Hon. Daniel Nigro and Hon. Jimmy Vacca. Press Release on Page 11 Ordine Figli d’Italia in America DEADLINE FOR THE NEXT ISSUE The Golden Lion FEBRUARY Official Publication 9, 2018 New York Grand Lodge All articles for publication must be typed and double spaced. All photograph Order Sons of Italy captions must be typed and all persons identified. If possible submit all in America photographs in black & white for better reproduction. Digital photos should be Published Bi-Monthl y taken in the highest quality setting possible of camera, a minimum of 300 NEW YORK OSIA GRAND COUNCIL pixels per square inch (psi) is desirable. Photos taken with phones are usually Editor of poor quality and may NOT be published All articles and captions must be Nancy DiFiore Quinn Robert M. Ferrito ............. ......................................... State President received before the deadline date. Please Note - Photographs are NOT [email protected] 1806 Paulding Avenue, Bronx, New York 10462 returned, unless a self-addressed envelope is provided. (Sufficiently large for Cell Phone No. 917-440-5435 photo size submitted). Unpublished articles are not returned. The Editor Advertising Email: [email protected] reserves the right to edit articles, letters, advertisements, and other material Joseph Rondinelli Anita Rosato submitted for publication, for its length, clarity, accuracy, and for conformity to Anthony Naccarato ......... ................................ State 1st Vice President the ideals of the Order. Michele Cangiano Ment ................................ State 2nd Vice President Contributing Writers Carolyn Reres .... ................................ State Immediate Past President Mike Cutillo Biagio Isgro, Jr. ................................................................. State Orator GRAND LODGE OFFICE Prof./Cav. Philip J. DiNovo John A. Fratta ......... .................................... State Recording Secretary Eileen Stavis, Office Manager Florence Gatto Luigi Squillante ......... .................................... State Financial Secretary Robert Graham Carol DiTrapani, Executive Assistant Arthur Spera ....................... ................. State Corresponding Secretary Rae Lanzilotta 2101-03 Bellmore Avenue, Bellmore, N.Y. 11710-5605 31 Headline Road, Deer Park, NY 11729 Marianne Bortone Prince Tel. 516-785-4623 1-800-322-OSIA James Spatafora ......... ................................................ State Treasurer Fax 516-221-OSIA (6742) John Maura ..... ................................................. State Principal Trustee www.nysosia.org • [email protected] Past Editors Salvatore Moschella Golden Lion Editor Emeritus STATE TRUSTEES NEW YORK OSIA B ENE EMERITUS Joanne Alfonso Valerie Gobbo Mildred Mancusi Frank Rossi+ Remo Carriero Geraldine Graham Dr. Joseph Rubé Carmine Cocchiola+ Amelia B. Magnotta+ Lucy F. Codella Guido Vitiello (Emeritus) Anthony D’Angelis Patrick Iandoli Joanne Spera Giuseppe A. Nigro+ F. Joseph Leone+ Louis Ambrosio Joseph Magliot o+ Gina Ferrara Thomas LiPuma Constantine Fascia+ Arthur L. Pardi+ John Dabbene+ Frank Malerba+ Gregorio Morabito+ John Musicaro+ Dan Colantone+ Anthony Geddes Ernest Magliato Lillian Black+ Edward Innella Joseph Cangemi+ Peter R. Zuzolo Philip Iannuccilli+ Hon. Josephine Gambino+ Joseph J. DiTrapani August A. Di Renzo+ TEES Frank Picarazzi+ Hon. Dominic R. Massaro Carlo Matteucci STATE APPOIN Maria Dell’Unto+ Peter R. Zuzolo Nancy DiFiore Quinn Giacomo DiNola+ Louis L. Giambra+ Salvatore Lanzilotta State Photographers Andrew Torregrossa, Sr.+ Joseph Parillo, Jr.+ Antonette Innella+ Joseph Fratta State Chaplain .............................................................................. Rev. Andrew P. Carrozza Rev. Julius Valentinelli+ Nicholas G. Viglietta Sylvia Summa+ Keith Wilson ..................................................................................... New York State Deputy John A. Fratta ....................................................................................... State CSJ Chairman Joseph G. Bologna+ Salvatore Marasa+ Joseph Montemarano+ Natale Mannino+ E. Howard Molisani+ Emanuel J. Aragosa Thom A. Lupo Madeline Matteucci ................................................................... NY State GMM Chairperson Thomas F. Rosolio+ Frank D’Andrea+ Carmine Federico State Photographer Emeritus Joseph Sciame .............................................................................. NY State GMM President P. Vincent Landi+ Joseph E. Fay+ Joseph F. Rondinelli Anne Fiore+ Joseph Sciame Santina Haemmerle Hon. Angelo D. Roncallo+ Rev. Donald B. Licata+ +Deceased The Golden Lion is the official publica - STATE PAST PRESIDENTS tion of the New York State Order Sons of Italy in America (NYS OSIA) Grand Anthony J. Gulotta+ Amedeo H. Volpe+ Joseph Parillo Jr.+ Lodge, the largest and longest estab - Crescenzo Pitocchi+ Carmine A. Ventiera+ Joseph Sciame lished organization representing New Stefano Miele+ Peter A. Brevett+ Joseph Cangemi+ ARE YOU CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS ? York's women and men of Italian her - Corrado Stornello+ Salvatore H. Migliaccio+ Joseph J. DiTrapani itage. The Golden Lion strives to pro - Salvatore Cotillo+ George Montopoli+ Carlo Matteucci PLEASE NOTIFY THE GOLDEN LION vide timely information about NYS OSIA, John J. Freschi+ P. Vincent Landi+ Nancy DiFiore Quinn while reporting individuals, institutions, is - Stefano Miele+ Joseph Bologna+ Salvatore Lanzilotta sues and events of current or historical Frank Catinella+ Joseph E. Fay+ Thom A. Lupo This will assure that you will receive your copy of the significance in the New York Italian- Andrew J. Malatesta+ Peter R. Zuzolo Joseph F. Rondinelli American community. Francis X. Giaccone+ Joseph A. Montemarano+ +Deceased Golden Lion on time at your new address, and the NY Ubaldo N. Marino+ Nicholas G. Viglietta Grand Lodge will save the 75 cents charged by the United The Golden Lion is published 5 times States Postal Service for each returned newspaper. Please yearly: (Jan-Feb-Mar, Apr-May-June, Jul- notify us of a change of address as soon as possible. Aug, Sep-Oct, and Nov-Dec) by NYS OSIA, 2101 Bellmore Avenue, Bell - NATIONAL OFFICERS /A PPOINTEES more, NY 11710 , 516-785-4623. Mailed at periodicals postage rates at Bellmore Nancy DiFiore Quinn ............................................. National First Vice President Print all requested information, otherwise changes cannot and at additional mailing offices under be processed. USPS permit #017-248 1997 NYS OSIA. Thom A. Lupo ........................................................................ National Treasurer All rights reserved. Reproduction by any Carolyn Reres ......................................................................... National Historian method without permission of the editor Joseph F. Rondinelli ................................................................. National Trustee Name ________________________________________________ is prohibited. Statements of fact and Joseph DiTrapani .................................. National Past President/SIF President Last First MI opinion are the responsibility of the au - Peter R. Zuzolo ............................................................. National Past President thors and do not necessarily imply an Joseph Sciame .............................................................. National Past President opinion on the part of the officers, em - Salvatore Lanzilotta ............................................... National Foundation Trustee ployees and members of NYS OSIA. The Lodge # _______________________ Marianne Principe O’Neil ....................................... National Foundation Trustee Golden Lion accepts queries, unso - licited manuscripts, news releases, re - Carlo Matteucci ...................................................... National Foundation Trustee Old Address _________________________________________ views, and comments, but does not Nicholas Mauro ............................................ National Arbitration Commissioner assume any responsibility for unsolicited Joseph F. Rondinelli .............................. National Cooley’s Anemia Chairperson materials. Letters
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