| Date: Sun 12/5/10 3:01AM From: harold smith Email: bixo31@yahoo.com Message: In today's Sunday Times,Dec. 5, in the real estate section there is a whole page on Cypress Hills. |
| Date: Sat 12/4/10 5:01PM From: Anne Marie Wolensky (Farrell Email: ladybea52@cox.net Message: What a blast! I stumbled upon this site looking for a zip code for my husband's aunt in Floral Park and decided to look up my old address where I grew up. I saw a posting from my couisin Sal Romeo and pictures of my house (153 Richmond St.) and my grandmothers house (172 Richmond St.) and couldn't believe it. Such a great neighborhood to grow up in and I went to Blessed Sacrament and graduated in 1966. |
| Date: Sat 12/4/10 4:52PM From: Anne Marie Wolensky (Farrell) Email: ladybear52@cox.net Message: I lived at 153 Richmond Streeet from about 1955 through 1972, the house in the posting is 153 and not 157. Sal Romeo is my couisin and is quite correct about having his carriage in our driveway many times. |
| Date: Fri 12/3/10 1:50PM From: Donald Vasile Email: dhvcabs@msn.com Message: Love to see pics of Belmont and Cleveland |
| Date: Thu 12/2/10 6:42AM From: Roger Ski Gapinski Email: ski@gapinski.net Message: Rick, thanks for posting!! Happy Holidays!! |
| Date: Wed 12/1/10 6:08PM From: old friend Email: forono@aol.com Message: Sorry to hear of the pa**ing of my dear friend Charlie(squeaker). RIP pal. |
| Date: Wed 11/24/10 4:12PM From: carolyn cappadora Email: johnsgrandpa@optonline.net Message: oops -too many typos in my last message but wanted to say how many of you are looking foward to the macoroni more than the turkey? HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL |
| Date: Wed 11/24/10 3:11PM From: CAROLYN CAPPADORA Email: JOHNSGRANDPA@OPTONLINE.NET Message: lived on linwood st-between liberty and atlantic---right across from liberty park--saw you lpt all the time--just a bit younger than all of you-remember the italian buys playing soccer on the concrete baseball field--remember willy-angelo and barney -zips -nappos (the best ) all of liberty ave-sheebee's florist - hung out with the hpt back when I was a teenager-can not find any of them -my best friends the twins-connie -nanacy ann -so many friends -great memories of eny -no place on earth like bklyn -miss it - of course the way it was--just went to my 50th st ritas reunion and was happy to see so many of my cla**mates any one remember the hpt??? remember cleveland st ice cream parlor (was thrown out of there) pizza place on schenk ave(was thrown out of there and the old lady upstairs threw hot water on us) leo's candy store on hendrix (thrown out of there) the diner across the st (thrown out of there ) we all were thrown out of the hang outs except for the park- ha ha ha ---hope to hear from some of you |
| Date: Tue 11/23/10 7:25PM From: BASSO Email: ENYVIKING@AOL.COM Message: HAPPY TURKEY DAY TO ALL MY L.P.T.PAL'S BASSO L.P.T. |
| Date: Tue 11/23/10 3:24PM From: Nancy Catapano Email: Americaspie@yahoo.com Message: I had to repost this because I used the wrong e-mail. This is the correct e-mail if you'd like to respond thanks. Hello I love this site: My father's family lived on Shephard Ave In the early 1900. They lived at 323 Shepherd Ave. His father's name was Salvatore Catapano, wife Antonia. They had 5 children Salvatore, Anne, my dad Frank, a baby Madelene who died at 2 yrs old in 1924, and the last son John. My relatives also lived on Shepherd Ave and Ess** St. were Filomena Catapano, married Luigi Frabicino. Sammy Catapano married Frances, Josephine Catapano married Vincent Boccio. Mary Catapano married Joseph Russo, Anne Catapano married Alexander Carbone. Does anyone know them or about them or maybe even their children. Their family church was St. Ritas, and I know my dad went there to school. Thanks so much |