| Date: Sat 03/1/08 5:09PM From: MIKE PATAKY Email: BIGGMIKE18@HOTMAIL.COM Message: LORENZO'S HAD THE BEST MEATBALL PARM AND VEAL PARM HEROS. WE USE TO GET THEM EVERY SATURDAY AFTER PLAYING BASKETBALL IN ST.RITA'S YOUTH CENTER |
| Date: Sat 03/1/08 10:02AM From: joey Email: stio616@aol.com Message: pizza.on liberty and ashford street their was a bakery it had the best square pizza i ever had.in the 1960s |
| Date: Fri 02/29/08 10:55PM From: Therese Email: tere19@aol.com Message: Hi Tom, I do remember your sister waiting tables, well at least I remember her name. I do remember you and also you have a brother. Joey? Which one of you hung out on Shepherd with Dom and Shev, and Lanz and all the guys? |
| Date: Fri 02/29/08 9:39PM From: Tom Earvolino Email: tjje@optonline.net Message: HI Therese,I remember Lorenzos had great food,but I dont recall them selling pizza by the slice. My sister Joanne waited tables for your uncle for a short time. I lived down the block from you on Highland pl.Does anyone remember Hantz the butcher,I used to love playing with the saw dust on the floor. |
| Date: Fri 02/29/08 4:25PM From: mario zambrano Email: franshley@yahoo.com Message: I knew a pretty good pizzeria that was on the corner of Fulton and Van Siclen in the late '60's and '70's |
| Date: Fri 02/29/08 3:48PM From: Therese Email: tere19@aol.com Message: Near Norwood next to Sids |
| Date: Fri 02/29/08 2:28PM From: mario zambrano Email: franshley@yahoo.com Message: Therese, Your uncle's pizzeria was on Fulton and what other street? |
| Date: Fri 02/29/08 2:01PM From: Therese Panariello Email: tere19@aol.com Message: Sorry, but I think Lorenzo on Fulton was THE best My uncle made the best Pizza ever.. |
| Date: Fri 02/29/08 11:17AM From: Ralph DeLaRosa Email: rd827@comcast.net Message: Hey Everyone, How about Sal's on Fulton and Sheppard? To this day, still the best pizza I ever had. |
| Date: Thu 02/28/08 11:06AM From: John Email: Deaconjms@aol.com Message: I lived on Lincoln Ave from birth (1952) to 1969. Attended PS 171 and Blessed Sacramant Church (Fr Krieg was grouchy a lot). Hung out at Wilkens ice cream parlor (rarely Longs), got 15 cent slices of pizza at Jack's on Fulton St. Went to Cypress Pool, Haven, Emba**y and Earl theaters. Joned a monastery on Staten Island in 1969, and got transferred to Ohio, Western NY and Michigan, where I stayed after leaving the order. Eventually became a deacon and a lawyer. We used to play ball in the street by the "stoneyard" at the foot of Lincoln, near Jamaica. Miss the old 'hood a lot, but it sure has changed. |