Vincent Castagna was the father of a guy I dated during my junior year in high school (circa 1969).
At the time of his death, he lived on the 800 block of Ritner Street in South Philadelphia. He belonged to the Epiphany of Our Lord parish at 11th & Jackson.
He was buried on December 3, 1981. Location is shown as 24-8-33-N-8. He is interred with his wife, Mary (buried in 24-8-33-N-6 on May 2, 1998).
Apparently, no obituary exists for either Vincent or Mary.
Incidentally, "castagne" is "chestnut" in Italian.
At the time of his death, he lived on the 800 block of Ritner Street in South Philadelphia. He belonged to the Epiphany of Our Lord parish at 11th & Jackson.
He was buried on December 3, 1981. Location is shown as 24-8-33-N-8. He is interred with his wife, Mary (buried in 24-8-33-N-6 on May 2, 1998).
Apparently, no obituary exists for either Vincent or Mary.
Incidentally, "castagne" is "chestnut" in Italian.
Vincent Castagna was the father of a guy I dated during my junior year in high school (circa 1969).
At the time of his death, he lived on the 800 block of Ritner Street in South Philadelphia. He belonged to the Epiphany of Our Lord parish at 11th & Jackson.
He was buried on December 3, 1981. Location is shown as 24-8-33-N-8. He is interred with his wife, Mary (buried in 24-8-33-N-6 on May 2, 1998).
Apparently, no obituary exists for either Vincent or Mary.
Incidentally, "castagne" is "chestnut" in Italian.
At the time of his death, he lived on the 800 block of Ritner Street in South Philadelphia. He belonged to the Epiphany of Our Lord parish at 11th & Jackson.
He was buried on December 3, 1981. Location is shown as 24-8-33-N-8. He is interred with his wife, Mary (buried in 24-8-33-N-6 on May 2, 1998).
Apparently, no obituary exists for either Vincent or Mary.
Incidentally, "castagne" is "chestnut" in Italian.
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