Altieri Creta- Son of Giovanni Antonio Creta and Cristina A. (Civitillo) Creta, he married Vittoria Iammartino also of Cusano Mutri, Italy on May 8th, 1937 in Cusano Mutri. They had 11 children: 5 daughters; Antonette Melchoinna (deceased), Fernanda Arduini, Maria DeGioia (deceased), Maria Pina Morytko, Sylvana Creta & 5 sons; Roland (deceased), John (deceased), Luciano (deceased), Frank. 2 sons died in infancy.
After serving in the Italian Army during WWII, Altieri immigrated to America in the 1950's with his wife and children. He resided in West Haven, Conn for many years and worked as a tailor.
He left 16 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
"Io ti amo, Papa"
After serving in the Italian Army during WWII, Altieri immigrated to America in the 1950's with his wife and children. He resided in West Haven, Conn for many years and worked as a tailor.
He left 16 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
"Io ti amo, Papa"
Altieri Creta- Son of Giovanni Antonio Creta and Cristina A. (Civitillo) Creta, he married Vittoria Iammartino also of Cusano Mutri, Italy on May 8th, 1937 in Cusano Mutri. They had 11 children: 5 daughters; Antonette Melchoinna (deceased), Fernanda Arduini, Maria DeGioia (deceased), Maria Pina Morytko, Sylvana Creta & 5 sons; Roland (deceased), John (deceased), Luciano (deceased), Frank. 2 sons died in infancy.
After serving in the Italian Army during WWII, Altieri immigrated to America in the 1950's with his wife and children. He resided in West Haven, Conn for many years and worked as a tailor.
He left 16 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
"Io ti amo, Papa"
After serving in the Italian Army during WWII, Altieri immigrated to America in the 1950's with his wife and children. He resided in West Haven, Conn for many years and worked as a tailor.
He left 16 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
"Io ti amo, Papa"
