Pacifico was a coal dealer, importing coal from England. His company was the Sorrentino Coal Company, and he and children Angelo, Marco, and Riccardo all worked there.
He was very successful at his business, and when World War II was beginning, the brother of the Queen of England told him he would be welcome at any time to relocate into England. However, since his son-in-law Guido Fubini had already brought family into the United States, he elected to go there for the duration of the hostilities.
He was very successful at his business, and when World War II was beginning, the brother of the Queen of England told him he would be welcome at any time to relocate into England. However, since his son-in-law Guido Fubini had already brought family into the United States, he elected to go there for the duration of the hostilities.
Pacifico was a coal dealer, importing coal from England. His company was the Sorrentino Coal Company, and he and children Angelo, Marco, and Riccardo all worked there.
He was very successful at his business, and when World War II was beginning, the brother of the Queen of England told him he would be welcome at any time to relocate into England. However, since his son-in-law Guido Fubini had already brought family into the United States, he elected to go there for the duration of the hostilities.
He was very successful at his business, and when World War II was beginning, the brother of the Queen of England told him he would be welcome at any time to relocate into England. However, since his son-in-law Guido Fubini had already brought family into the United States, he elected to go there for the duration of the hostilities.
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