Just around the corner from my Hartley Avenue home and just across the street from the very old blacksmith shop which once sat at the corner of Newkirk Avenue and So. Olden Avenue, a branch of the Angelucci family resided. "Trenton Mineral Flooring" was a very familiar business back during my early teen and pre teen years. In later years, it was my privilege to meet Len Angelucci, but I never met the others illustrated in this graphic, nor did I realize the Angelucci families made such an incredible contribution to our country during World War II.
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Thursday, May 24, 2007
1945: Six Angelucci's in the Military Service
Just around the corner from my Hartley Avenue home and just across the street from the very old blacksmith shop which once sat at the corner of Newkirk Avenue and So. Olden Avenue, a branch of the Angelucci family resided. "Trenton Mineral Flooring" was a very familiar business back during my early teen and pre teen years. In later years, it was my privilege to meet Len Angelucci, but I never met the others illustrated in this graphic, nor did I realize the Angelucci families made such an incredible contribution to our country during World War II.
Thank you so much for posting this - it has connected some family dots for me, and made me proud of the "Six in Service" in the process!
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