Italian Civic League - Founded 1932 Rochester, NY

Sons of Italy


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Founding Date: 1905 in NYC
Number of Members: 80+
Purpose: The Order of the Sons of Italy in America is a fraternal organization of men and women. Nationally, it's one-half million family membership represent a very broad cross-section of the Italian American population. A large organization with an excellent community system, it strongly respects God, country and family values. Its activities show a deep respect and regard for Italian heritage and culture, while concentrating on the richness of life in America.

The goal of OSIA, as originally conceived by its founders, was to unite in one organization, all people of Italian heritage regardless of their religious, political or personal opinions.

They sought to preserve and disseminate the rich cultural heritage and language of Italy; and to promote and advance a positive image role model within the framework of American society.

We invite you to join us as we work to continue the efforts of the founders of this organization.
Officers: Joseph A. Rubé, Jr. MD - President
Jennie Gugino - First Vice President
Antonio Palucci - Second Vice President
Jennifer Rubé - Recording Secretary
Ann Vazzanna - Corresponding Secretary
Nancy Rubé - Financial Secretary
Susan Berta - Treasurer
Louis Giambra - Orator & Bene Emeritus
Mary Delman - Mistress of Ceremony
Shirley Sculli - Mistress of Ceremony
Dr. Russell Gugino - Sentinel
Louis DeCarolis - Trustee
Joseph Galante - Trustee
Patricia Galante - Trustee
Angela Parise - Trustee
Mary Ricci - Trustee
Delegates: Emma Ferlise - Chaplain
Sister Carole Prioia - Chaplain Emeritus
Joseph Berta - District VIII State Trustee
Website: http://www.sonsofitalyrochester.com
Phone: 585-461-1181
Meeting Place: Casa Italiana, Nazareth College
Membership Information: Membership is $60 the first year (with $10 going to the national grand lodge for registration) and $50 each year thereafter.
Membership Application: Application.doc
Upcoming Events - Sons of Italy
October 15, 2010 6:30 pm Christopher Columbus Dinner Dance Sons of Italy