Marguerite Borio was born in Toritto, Bari, Italy on December 20, 1873 daughter of Michele and Anna Lavista Borio.
Marguerite had two brothers, Joachim and Colesand. They came from a well-to-do family and Joachim returned to Italy to live like a squire as the heir to the family property.
Marguerite was Damiano D'Amato's third wife and helped raise his five sons: Rocco, Gerald, Anthony, Constantine (Cus) and Nicholas. She was a kind and loving step-mother taking care of Damiano's family as if they were her own.
She was a devoted grandmother to Damiano's grandchildren.
An excellent Italian cook, she prepared many mouth watering dishes from her native land, and taught her daughters-in-law how to cook as well.
She was a kind and loving person who always tried to please
everyone and succeeded.
Marguerite had two brothers, Joachim and Colesand. They came from a well-to-do family and Joachim returned to Italy to live like a squire as the heir to the family property.
Marguerite was Damiano D'Amato's third wife and helped raise his five sons: Rocco, Gerald, Anthony, Constantine (Cus) and Nicholas. She was a kind and loving step-mother taking care of Damiano's family as if they were her own.
She was a devoted grandmother to Damiano's grandchildren.
An excellent Italian cook, she prepared many mouth watering dishes from her native land, and taught her daughters-in-law how to cook as well.
She was a kind and loving person who always tried to please
everyone and succeeded.
Marguerite Borio was born in Toritto, Bari, Italy on December 20, 1873 daughter of Michele and Anna Lavista Borio.
Marguerite had two brothers, Joachim and Colesand. They came from a well-to-do family and Joachim returned to Italy to live like a squire as the heir to the family property.
Marguerite was Damiano D'Amato's third wife and helped raise his five sons: Rocco, Gerald, Anthony, Constantine (Cus) and Nicholas. She was a kind and loving step-mother taking care of Damiano's family as if they were her own.
She was a devoted grandmother to Damiano's grandchildren.
An excellent Italian cook, she prepared many mouth watering dishes from her native land, and taught her daughters-in-law how to cook as well.
She was a kind and loving person who always tried to please
everyone and succeeded.
Marguerite had two brothers, Joachim and Colesand. They came from a well-to-do family and Joachim returned to Italy to live like a squire as the heir to the family property.
Marguerite was Damiano D'Amato's third wife and helped raise his five sons: Rocco, Gerald, Anthony, Constantine (Cus) and Nicholas. She was a kind and loving step-mother taking care of Damiano's family as if they were her own.
She was a devoted grandmother to Damiano's grandchildren.
An excellent Italian cook, she prepared many mouth watering dishes from her native land, and taught her daughters-in-law how to cook as well.
She was a kind and loving person who always tried to please
everyone and succeeded.
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