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OUR PURPOSE:The Renaissance Lodge,
OSIA is dedicated topromoting a positive
image of Americans ofItalian heritage within theframework of American
society through involvement in cultural, educational, social and charitable endeavors.
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NEWSLETTERARTICLES:
Newsletter articles must be submitted by the 25th of each month for the next month’s
Officers’ MeetingThursday, July 10thMembers Meeting:
Wednesday, July 16thboth meetings will be held at our
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First Presbyterian Churchof Orange (Geneva Room)
146 N. Grand StreetOrange, CA 92866
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JULY 2014 ISSUE Founded 1972Official Newsletter of the Renaissance Lodge #2259
ear DBrothers and Sisters,At our last General meeting, where the fathers
were honored for Father’s Day, the women prepared and served dinner to approximately eighty members and guests. The proud fathers sat anxiously waiting along with other guests, who included the graduating high school students who were receiving their scholarship awards, their families and guests, and ten new members who were to be sworn in that evening. The feeling of brotherhood and community was overwhelming. After dinner was served, the students were awarded their scholarships from the lodge. Afterwards, each student spoke and proudly introduced their parents and guests to the members at large.
After the scholarship ceremony, we had the Installation of New Members The new members were given the Oath of Membership by our Membership Committee Chairman Tom Rizzo, assisted by past National President and lodge member Commendatore Frank J. DeSantis. All the new members had the opportunity to introduce themselves and to say a few words about their background. A mighty applause of approval by the lodge members filled the room afterwards.
Members and guests were urged to speak as I went from table to table. This is what our lodge and The Order is about...community and fraternity. All lodge members should ask family
members to join the lodge, to be part of enjoying the community and brotherhood which the lodge presents. Every member of the lodge should consider themselves a member of the “Membership Committee.” Don’t leave this responsibility to just a few committee members. If any of you need information about The Order, how to get individuals to join the lodge, or information on who to contact concerning being on the Membership Committee, contact Tom Rizzo, Committee Chair or myself. Being part of this Order is being part of “Community” and being part of “Fraternity and Brotherhood.” Let’s all do our part to build a stronger lodge by getting new members.
As President of the Renaissance Lodge, I could not have been prouder as I witnessed the enthusiasm and well-being that took place at this last meeting. Let’s keep the enthusiasm going, increase lodge memberships, and most of all love and respect your fellow members.
With sincere best wishes and respect...”Sempre Avanti!”
Your President, David A. Prisco
Message From the PresidentDavid Prisco
“Sempre Avanti!”
Happy 4th of July!
Don’t forget, lodge elections are right around the corner in November! The description of duties of each elected position are now posted on our new website at renaissancelodge2259.com. Please read them over and consider running for an office or nominating someone you think is qualified to hold that position.
Lodge Calendar of Events
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July, 2014
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Upcoming Dates for Lodge Events
Luglio/July, 201410 Officers’ Meeting, 1st Pres, Orange, 7 pm16 General Meeting, 1st Pres, Orange, 7 pm22 Street Fair Meeting, 7 pm, Dessert29 Trustee Meeting, Marie Callendars, 6 pm
Agosto/August, 201414 Officers’ Meeting, 1st Pres, Orange, 7 pm19 Street Fair Meeting, 7 pm, Dessert20 General Meeting, 1st Pres, Orange, 7 pm29-31 Orange International Street Fair
Settembre/September, 201411 Officers’ Meeting, 1st Pres, Orange, 7 pm17 General Meeting, 1st Pres, Orange, 7 pm21 Lodge Picnic, TBA
Grand Lodge/United Lodges/Other Event DatesJul 20 Italian Movie, Bowers Museum, 1:30 pmAug 3 United Lodges meeting,
Joanne Coccia Lodge Hall, 12 noonAug 17 Italian Movie, Bowers Museum, 1:30 pmSep 21 Italian Movie, Bowers Museum, 1:30 pm
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July
Birthdays
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LodgeGeneralMeeting7:00 pm
LodgeGeneralMeeting7:00 pm
LodgeGeneralMeeting7:00 pm
John Aschieris 5thJames Mongell 7thGwen Ginocchio 9thStan Chiarenza 13thRobert Di Domenico 20thKathy De Santis 24thRosario Occhipinti 24thAndy Pampuro 28thAgnes Rocco 28th
Street Fair Meeting 7 pm
Street Fair Meeting 7 pm
TrusteeMeeting6 pm
Italian Movie @ Bowers
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*****Orange Int’l*****Street Fair
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United Lodges
meeting, 12 pm
Italian Movie @ Bowers
Italian Movie @ Bowers
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September, 2014
Lodge picnic
Labor Day
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Sunshine Lady Newsby Sunshine Lady Lillian Rossi
Mary Jane Cambria's nephew passed away. Mary Ann Valenzuela has not been feeling
well, we hope she is on the mend real soon. Happy 4th of July to all of our members and their families. Enjoy our American Holiday and, most of all, be safe. If you know of anyone who is ill or hospitalized, please contact me at 1-949-916-0761 or e-mail [email protected].
Orange International Street Fair(Submitted by Al Rossi, Chair )
It is that time of year again, the Street Fair is fast approaching!!!! Please see attached in this issue of the La Campana the Volunteer Sign Up Sheet. If you haven't already signed up, please do so. The Street Fair Committee is working very hard to make this year's Street Fair a huge success but we can't do it alone. We need your help. This is your lodge!!! It is the Volunteers who will make this year's Street Fair a success. Please mail the sign up sheet to Al Rossi at the address listed on the form or it can be e-mailed to me at [email protected].
Grazie to all the wonderful women who brought awesome dishes to the “Father's Day Dinner” and
volunteers! Neither the lodge nor I could have done it without you, plus it made the night a great success. Look for Hank's call near the first of July regarding bringing “Deviled Eggs” to the July 16th dinner in honor of Independence Day.
Quarterly Trustee MeetingTuesday July 29th, 2014 - 6:00 PM
Marie Callendars Restaurant307 E. Katella Ave, Orange, CA
Cross streets: Katella and Glassell
Beautiful New Lodge Website Up and Running!
We now have a public website to let the public know of our contributions to our community:
renaissancelodge2259.com.
Our sonsofitalyca.org/renaissance website is still being used, but it's more for internal information, i.e. sign up sheets and
internal information.
There are currently six pages to our new website:1. Our Mission Statement with pictures.2. Community involvement: This is where we can post articles regarding our involvement in our community.3. Contact Information: This is a form for prospective members who have no affiliation from anyone within the lodge to get information. This information is then directed to the email address 4. Newsletters: This is for the posting of our monthly La Campana. This link redirects users to a website called “issuu” that also has other publications listed below ours. Allowing that website to do this makes it free for us to post our newsletter there.5. Events: This is for any events such as Columbus Day to be publicized or past events to be archived. 6. Lodge Election Information: Any information having to do with lodge elections will be placed here.Going forward, additional pages may be added as needed.
My involvement with the Renaissance Lodge has been a crash course in interpersonal interaction. (Way too much in some instances.) I've always felt a bond towards my Italian heritage. In High School I had a friend who was full blooded Italian and he said to me, “Either you are Italian or you want to be.” This new website is catered towards letting our community know our beliefs, our contributions and our love of all things Italian. I will gladly place information onto the website, but I will not be able to place everything we do. Send any correspondence regarding the new website to
dissemination of
A Night at the Races Los Alamitos Race Track
Vessels Club Saturday, August 2nd 5:00 pm No Host Cocktails
6:00 pm Dinner
$43.00 per person (Does not cover your bets! )
Includes dinner and entry into the Vessels Club. We have a race run in our honor and are invited to
take a picture with the winning jockey.
Join in our annual event and see the races from yourchair or from the outside balcony.
(Dress code for Vessels Club is casual, but dressy. Collared shirts for men, dresses or slacks for ladies. No
tennis shoes, shorts or t-shirts.)
Remember: Los Alamitos is the home of CALIFORNIA CHROME,
the winner of the Kentucky Derby & Preakness!
Please send your money to: Renaissance Lodge #2259Sons of Italy
3024 E. Chapman Ave.Orange, CA 92869
Please send your reservations ASAP so we can guarantee our spot.
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Bowers Museum PresentsCINEMA ITALIANO
Offered by Italian Cultural Arts Council & Orange County Italian Cultural Association
Bowers Museum of Cultural Art2002 N. Main Street
Santa Ana, CA 92706
Come and enjoy a Sunday afternoon movie!Bring your friends!
Reception at 1:30pmSeating at 1:45 pmMovie at 2:00 pm
July 20, 2014August 17, 2014September 21, 2014
Still $10.00 per person!$5.00 for students
July 20, 2014 Nessuno Mi Può Giudicare (Escort in Love)Directed by: Massimiliano Bruno2011, Comedy, 95 minutes
Thirty-five year old Alice lives in a nice house in Rome. She has a husband, a nine year old son and three immigrant housekeepers. Her life seems a beautiful dream, but it soon turns out to be a nightmare. Her husband, an entrepreneur in the field of bathroom fittings, dies in a car accident and her lawyer tells her that she is on her uppers. She now has to figure out something for saving her son's and her own lives. The only way she finds to earn money in short time is to do the oldest job in history. She searches for information on the Internet and finds someone who's been doing this job for years: Eva. Eva is a beautiful woman in her thirties apparently superficial and cynical. A lighthearted farce with thought-provoking deeper meaning.
August 17, 2014 Benvenuto, Presidente! (Welcome, Mr. President!)Directed by: Riccardo Milani2013, Comedy, 100 minutes
In a small mountain village lives a man with the famous name of Giuseppe Garibaldi, known by everybody as Peppino. Through a series of missteps and coincidences, Peppinoi, the local librarian and fisherman, has been elected president of Italy. Having agreed to renounce the post, he changes his mind once he sees how things really operate. He is an “everyman” thrust
into a powerful position, making changes he has only dreamed of.
Benvenuto, Presidente is a hilarious combination of Mr. Smith Goes to Washington meets the Keystone cops with an homage to anarchy and Janis Joplin. A new comedy by Riccardo Milani, the film unmasks corruption in the Italian government and offers the country an education in personal responsibility. The film calls the citizens of Italy to civic accountability through the metaphor of an ordinary man forced to grapple with the difficult and overwhelming task of being a responsible citizen.
September 21, 2014 L’Aria Salata (The Salty Air)Directed by: Alessandro Angelini2006, Drama, 87 minutes
An embittered penitentiary social worker receives an unwelcome blast from the past when the case file of his father, a convicted murderer who has been emotionally broken by prison life, lands on his desk in director Alessandro Angelini's tense family drama. As a child, Fabio (Giorgio Pasotti) was abandoned by his father when the man was found guilty of murder and locked away on an extended sentence. Now a passionate social worker whose job it is to monitor prisoners and recommend them for day leaves of probation when he sees fit, Fabio nevertheless remains extremely hardened by his fatherless youth. Soon after Fabio callously rejects an offer for a better paying job by the well-off father of his girlfriend Emily (Katy Saunders), he notices a familiar face in his latest batch of assignments. Despite the fact that it has been two decades since Fabio has seen his father Sparti (Giorgio Colangeli), he instantly recognizes the photograph in the file as his long-lost dad and soon commences to torment the man - who remains clueless that Fabio is, in fact, his son - with a vicious torrent of verbal and psychological abuse. Later, when the pair ventures into the suburbs on a day leave, the details of the long ago murder gradually begins to bubble to the surface as Fabio takes his father to visit their family, who still harbor deep-seeded feelings of resentment and anger towards the now-remorseful convict.
All films in Italian with English Subtitles
Other Orange County Events
July 9 - August 17 - My Mother’s Italian, My Father’s Jewish and I’m in Therapy - Huntington Beach Library Playhouse - One of the logest-running one-man shows in Broadway history! Steve Solomon's 80 minute smash hit comedy is inspired by his hilarious and dysfunctional family and all the people in his life whose sole purpose is to drive him into therapy! One part lasagna, one part kreplach, two parts Prozac, you don't have to be Jewish OR Italian to love this show. All you need is to know what it feels like to leave a family dinner with heartburn and a headache!
Location: 7111 Talbert Ave, Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Box Office: 855-448-7469 (Individual Tickets)Group Tickets 888-264-1788 (Discount for groups of 12 or more.)
Show Times: Wed. 2pm & 7pm, Thu. 7pm, Fri. 8pm, Sat. 2pm & 8pm, Sun. 2pm CALL MARLA WALLACH AT 888-264-1788 or email [email protected] for more information or to book seats.
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Joshua A. Nuzzo was awarded the $2,500 Henry Salvatori Foundation Scholarship by Past State President Frank J. DeSantis at the June 18th meeting of the Renaissance Lodge #2259 in Orange. Frank made the presentation on behalf of the Grand Lodge Western Foundation Scholarship Chairperson Linda DePalma. Joshua will attend Chapman University as his choice for a college education. He plans to become an attorney, representing those less fortunate than himself. To pursue his leadership goals, he was able to intern with local California State Senator Mimi Walters, where he was able to learn about the intricacies of the legislative system. Joshua is also a recipient of the Renaissance Lodges $1,000 scholarship. Joshua, a Junior member of the lodge, resides in Rancho Santa Margarita, California and attended Trabuco Hills High School in Mission Viejo. Frank DeSantis is in the photo presenting Joshua his award.
Renaissance Lodge 2014 College Scholarships go to Three Deserving
Graduates(Submitted by John Russo, Scholarship Chair)
Alex Perez, the son of our La Campana Editor, Nina LoMonaco-Perez, received his $1000 Scholarship award from Dr. John Russo, Chairman of the Scholarship Committee. Alex attended Mission Viejo High School and attained a 3.9 GPA. He will be attending Franciscan University of Steubenville, in Ohio, and will major in Mathematical Science. He will also play goalie on the Baron’s NCAA Division III Lacrosse team. He hopes to use his Mathematical knowledge to assist in creating technologies that would help better the quality of life. Alex would also like to assist in the furthering of scientific exploration to help physicists to answer questions or discover ideas that may previously been unknown. Dr. Russo introduced Alex and his family to the Lodge membership.
Angelica De Angelo was awarded a $1000 Scholarship from Dr. John Russo, Chairman of the Scholarship Committee, and Uncle Alfieri. Angelic attended Canyon High School, in Anaheim
Hills, and attained a 3.8 GPA, and is matriculating to The University of La Vern to purse a degree in Physical Therapy. She is an outstanding Athlete and is a catcher on the Canyon High School Softball team. Angelica’s family and her 156 cousins are proud of her. Dr. Russo introduced Angelic and her family to the Lodge membership.
Joshua Nuzzo was presented his $1000 Scholarship by Mrs. Bernadine Liuzzi-Neil, Recording Secretary of the
Lodge. Joshua attended Trabuco Hills High School and earned a 4.1 GPA. Joshua will attend Chapman University in Orange and pursue a Law Degree. He aspires to be a corporate attorney, helping others in is community understand and utilize their full rights under the law. Joshua is currently President of the South Coast Symphony Volunteer Association. He directs his ushers and volunteers to ensure a smooth operation of the concerts, Joshua and his family were presented to the Lodge membership
Grand Lodge Scholarship Awarded to Joshua Nuzzo
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RENAISSANCE LODGE #2259ORDER SONS OF ITALY IN AMERICA
GENERAL ASSEMBLY MEETING MINUTESJune 18, 2014
Submitted by Bernadine Liuzzi-Neil, Recording Secretary
CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by President David Prisco at 6:35 pm. Officers present were: President David Prisco; Vice President Al Rossi; Immediate Past President Andy Pampuro; Recording Secretary Bernadine Liuzzi-Neil; Treasurer Michelle Lowinger; Financial Secretary Pat Dito; Trustees: Paul Licata, Steve Tomeo, Mary Lou Jeffries, and Hank Lowinger; Orator Tony Coco; Sentinel John Alfieri. Mistress of Ceremonies Marilyn Vecchio and Trustee Mary Jane Cambria were excused. Frank DeSantis and John Russo represented the OCAIRF and the Italian Arts Council. Chaplain John Alfieri gave the invocation. Immediate Past President Andy Pampuro led the Pledge of Allegiance. A moment of silence was observed for our sick and departed members and for the members of our armed services. A motion was made and seconded to approve the minutes from the May meeting as they appeared in La Campana. The motion carried unanimously.
NIGHT AT THE RACES: Pat Dito announced that the event will be held on Friday, August 2nd. The cost is $43 per person and includes free parking. Dinner is at 6:00 p.m. We will have a race dedicated to our Lodge and be able to take photos with the winning horse and jockey.
TUSTIN BOCCE COURTS: At long last, four years after Tony Coco first delivered his petition to the Tustin City Council, the foundation for two courts has been poured, the surface of the courts and surrounding pavers are in place, and a grand opening is scheduled for 30 days after completion. That would put it some time in mid- or late July. The City is asking for representation from the Renaissance Lodge at that opening, specifically a couple of good players who would be willing and articulate enough to give a short demonstration of a game to the attending crowd. Tony would like to hear from at least two, maybe four, members who fit that description. He is willing to give the crowd a short history of bocce and a brief explanation of the rules while the players are demonstrating. Tony will keep us all informed as the date is set. He and Steve Tomeo are preparing a Power Point show displaying the construction photos from groundbreaking to completion. Please email Tony at [email protected] and let him know you will try to be there. The more members we can turn out in the audience the more likely the City will be inclined to give us preference in scheduling play dates and other privileges
STREET FAIR: Al Rossi reported that the Street Fair Committee is working hard to make certain we are in compliance with all the regulations. Booths will be decorated and awarded prizes and Al said “they will know we are Italians and Sons of Italy.” We need a lot of volunteers to make this a success. Please recruit as many people as possible to help out. Sign up sheets are in La Campana.
GRAND LODGE 365 RAFFLE: Andy Pampuro explained the 365 raffle. There is a $25 winner every day and a $50 winner on the last day of the month. On holidays, the winner gets $200; except for Columbus Day, which is a $500 award. Andy announced that his wife Louise just won $200. Tickets are $30 and winning tickets are put back so that even the past winners have more chances to win. Andy has the ticket books. Checks are sent directly to the Grand Lodge.
INITIATION OF NEW MEMBERS: Lead by our Membership Chair Tom Rizzo, we initiated ten new members into our Lodge. Tom was supported by Herald Frank De Santis, Andy Pampuro who read the definition of Liberty, Al Rossi who read the
definition of Equality and Tony Coco who read the definition of Fraternity. Mistress of Ceremonies Lucy Gallo led the candidates to the podium for the formal initiation. The following new members were present for the ceremony: Andy and Gwen Ginocchio, Dorothy Caruso, Charles Celano, Jr., Alan Schlappy, Tom Stroud, Santo Zito, Angel Valenzuela, Ron Einwick and Gaylene Lowinger. After the “swearing in” ceremony, new members were presented with their certificates, pins, and name badges. During our dinner, each new member addressed the audience with a few words about him/herself.
PRESENTATION OF SCHOLARSHIPS: Scholarship Committee Chair John Russo, Committee member Bernadine Liuzzi-Neil and Commendatore Frank DeSantis presented the scholarships. The three recipients of the Reaissance Lodge's $1000 Scholarship Awards for 2014 are: (Noel) Alex Perez (Franciscan University at Steubenville), Angelica De Angelo (University of La Verne) and Joshua Nuzzo (Chapman University). Frank DeSantis also presented the $2500 Henry Salvatori Scholarship from the Grand Lodge of California to Joshua Nuzzo.
BIRTHDAYS: Lillian Rossi announced the June Birthdays: Gaylene Lowinger, Carol Licata, Guy Floridia, and Alex Perez. We sang Happy Birthday in Italian to all the “birthday people.”
The formal meeting was adjourned by President David Prisco at 7:30 p.m.
New Members, L-R: Angel Valenzuela,
Gaylene Lowinger, Santo Zito, Dorothy
Caruso, Gwen Ginocchio, Andy
Ginocchio, Charles Celano, Jr., Alan
Schlappy, Ron Einwick and Tom Stroud.
Our three wonderful scholarship recipients: Joshua Nuzzo, Angelica DeAngelo and Alex Perez.
Luciano Principato (Right) and Tony
Coco (Left) receiving their
Length of Service Awards from
President David Prisco (Center).
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in advertising, there is still space available!
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Mistresses of CeremonyLucy Gallo 949-472-8218Marilyn Vecchio949-716-5201
Sentinel: John Alfieri714-615-6487
OFFICIALSState Deputy:Charles Aita
Lodge Queen:
Chaplains:
Ann Paparella
NAT’L/STATE OFFICERS
Past National President/Past State President:Frank J. DeSantis714-550-9155
Past State President:David Prisco
Chair, Media CommitteeAndy Pampuro949-855-4279
United Lodges Delegates:David PriscoAndy PampuroLouise PampuroHank Lowinger
Erial Engel
John Alfieri
Arbitrators:Peter DitoLuciano PrincipatoBarbara Rizzo
Italian Language Liaison, Long Beach StateChapman UniversityPaul Licata, Chair
OCAIRFPresident: David PriscoCAO: Frank J. DeSantis
COMMITTEESHistorianVacant
Budget & Finance
Culture & LanguageFrank J. DeSantis, Chair714-550-9155 Paul Licata, Co-chair
BowlingVacant
David Prisco, Chair 714-532-6522Paul Licata, Co-chair714-827-2743
AuditPaul Licata, Chair714-827-2743
Social and EntertainmentBernadine Neil, Chair714-979-2996
Hospitality/RefreshmentsLillian Rossi, Chair949-916-0761Barbara Rizzo, Co-chair714-534-6674Bernadine Neil, Co-chair714-979-2996
OSIA History
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The Order Sons of Italy in
America (OSIA) is the
oldest, largest and most
geographically represented
organization of Americans of
Italian heritage in the North
American continent.
Founded in New York City
by Dr. Vincent Sellaro in
1905, OSIA today
encompasses more than a
half million active family
members and countless
thousands of social
members in some 750
lodges throughout 35 states,
the District of Columbia and
two provinces in Canada
2014 Renaissance Lodge Officers and CommitteesOFFICERSPresident: David Prisco1801 E Collins Ave. #12Orange, CA [email protected]
Vice President: Al Rossi949-916-0761
Immediate Past President:Andy Pampuro949-855-4279
Orator: Tony Coco714-730-3663
Recording Secretary:Bernadine Neil714-979-2996
Financial Secretary:
Treasurer: Michelle Lowinger714-287-9471
TRUSTEESPaul Licata, Head Trustee714-827-2743
Patricia Dito714-532-2350
Mary Lou Jeffries, 714-538-1533Mary Jane Cambria714-749-7777Steve Tomeo714-343-7734Hank Lowinger909-557-4585
BocceSteve Tomeo, Chair714-343-7734Tony Coco, Co-Chair714-730-3663
News ReleasesDavid Prisco, Chair714-292-1038
PhotographySteve Tomeo, Chair714-343-7734
Membership/RetentionTom Rizzo714-296-1020
Scholarship
Street Fair
Pizza BoothPete Dito, Chair
YouthPete Dito, Chair 714-532-2350Patricia Dito, Co-chair714-532-2350
John Russo, Sr., Chair714-633-2408Mary Jane Cambria, Co-chair
714-749-7777
Building CommitteeDavid Prisco, Chair714-383-1038
Al Rossi, Chair949-916-0761Hank Lowinger, Co-Chair909-557-4585Tim Hanneman, Chair, Setup714-633-4220
Italian Ice BoothMichelle Lowinger, Chair
Beer BoothSteve Tomeo, ChairSausage/MeatballsMichelle Lowinger, Chair
FinancePat Dito, ChairBernie NeilMichelle LowingerDecorationsAlbert Rossi, ChairOther CommitteeMembersAl SchlappyLillian RossiDenise Meinhardt
Holiday Hope
Anna GiebeDavid Prisco, Advisor
Sunshine LadyLillian [email protected]
TelephoneAJ Coco, Chair714-730-3663
Michelle Lowinger, Chair714-287-9471
Monthly Dinner MeetingHank Lowinger, Chair909-557-4585
Newsletter EditorNina [email protected]
Editor: Nina LoMonaco-Perez13 HillriseDove Canyon, CA 92679www.sonsofitalyca.org/Renaissance
Grand Lodge DelegatesAndy PampuroAl RossiMary Jane CambriaDavid Prisco, Past State PresidentFrank J. DeSantis, Past State President
