Born in Italy in the Adriatic coastal town of Pesaro to parents Girolormo and Maria 'Dionisi' Eusebi. Luciano had three brothers living in Italy at the time of his death, Sante, Luigi, & Delio (Delio died fighting in Russia during WW II), and one sister living in the United States, Fenisia (Eusebi) Pascucci, who was living in Springfield, Massachusetts and is also buried in St. Michael's Cemetery.
Her memorial page can be found here: Fenisia Pascucci.
Luciano is buried in section 3, plot # 3759 in a series of lots purchased by Primo Maggi.
His grave site is about 150 feet away up the side of a small hill across the street from and overlooking the burial site of his grand nephew, Joseph L. Pascucci.
Joseph's memorial page can be found here: Joseph L. Pascucci.
Her memorial page can be found here: Fenisia Pascucci.
Luciano is buried in section 3, plot # 3759 in a series of lots purchased by Primo Maggi.
His grave site is about 150 feet away up the side of a small hill across the street from and overlooking the burial site of his grand nephew, Joseph L. Pascucci.
Joseph's memorial page can be found here: Joseph L. Pascucci.
Born in Italy in the Adriatic coastal town of Pesaro to parents Girolormo and Maria 'Dionisi' Eusebi. Luciano had three brothers living in Italy at the time of his death, Sante, Luigi, & Delio (Delio died fighting in Russia during WW II), and one sister living in the United States, Fenisia (Eusebi) Pascucci, who was living in Springfield, Massachusetts and is also buried in St. Michael's Cemetery.
Her memorial page can be found here: Fenisia Pascucci.
Luciano is buried in section 3, plot # 3759 in a series of lots purchased by Primo Maggi.
His grave site is about 150 feet away up the side of a small hill across the street from and overlooking the burial site of his grand nephew, Joseph L. Pascucci.
Joseph's memorial page can be found here: Joseph L. Pascucci.
Her memorial page can be found here: Fenisia Pascucci.
Luciano is buried in section 3, plot # 3759 in a series of lots purchased by Primo Maggi.
His grave site is about 150 feet away up the side of a small hill across the street from and overlooking the burial site of his grand nephew, Joseph L. Pascucci.
Joseph's memorial page can be found here: Joseph L. Pascucci.
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