[Family Reunion, Part 2 Full Movie In Italian 720p
Melvin Amey
It was the early 1900s and the railroad had come to this part of Minnesota and Dilworth was a hub. They needed workers, so the Italians came. Hundreds of families built homes on the south side of the tracks, known as Little Italy.
"The family is really unbelievable, I mean, the way they stuck together. (...) All of us. Everybody here. Every family. The Olivieris, the Perzichillis, the DeBritos, the Varrianos, (...) the Verdis, we all stuck together," Oliviere Hough said.
Names that are familiar around town. DeBrito, Costello, Oliveri and more. This weekend, families from around the United States are driving or flying in, and turning Dilworth green, white and red for days.
"We don't do this enough. We don't get together to celebrate life and families. These are really good families. They built strong communities and then we build a big economy and everyone benefits from strong families," DiBrito said.
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After hearing their story, we designed a two-week-long trip down the Adriatic coast, spanning the regions of Abruzzo and Puglia, and concluding near the town of Bari, where we hoped to help Joseph discover pieces of his ancestry.
We continued our research and met with more and more local residents in Toritto. Toritto is the kind of small Italian town where everyone knows everyone, and we were amazed to witness the whole town start to become abuzz with news of Joseph and Irene and their planned visit mere months away in the early fall.
October finally arrived, and Joseph and Irene set off on their journey to southern Italy. After a number of days relaxing and exploring different coastal and countryside towns, they spent two days at a local masseria, a farmhouse, near the historic center of Toritto. It was here that their Italian family would come to meet Joseph and Irene for the very first time.
I had the incredible fortune to be part of this meeting at the masseria. I arrived with our local partner Max to assist with translation and logistics and photographer Ksenija to document the reunion. We were incredibly honored to be included in such a special experience and were, of course, delighted to continue to help.
On the day of the event, something amazing happened. Not one, not two, but 27 family members would show up at the masseria throughout the course of the evening, in what would turn into a beautiful six-hour-long reunion full of hugs and stories, laughter and emotion.
Since we had never imagined that so many people would be joining, the owners of the small masseria were only prepared for a dinner of 5-8 people. But when you invite guests over in southern Italy, you invite them, and we would need to find a way to pull together enough food and wine to accommodate a celebration for over 20 guests.
I am so incredibly grateful that I had the chance to lend a hand in writing such a beautiful story of Italian family, and to help create an experience that a teary-eyed Joseph told me he will always remember. I know I certainly will.
The traditional Italian party is always an emotion-packed afternoon, and this year it was even more so. In April, Flaherty, the oldest surviving child of Mary and Antonio DiTocco, learned she had pancreatic cancer.
"The elder family members, especially, are so, so proud that we do this and like to see the younger generation continue this tradition," said Debbie Boddie, of Duxbury, who planned the event with Barbara Becker, of Hingham, and their husbands, Jim Boddie and Bill Becker. Debbie Boddie was married to the late Robert DiTocco; Barbara DiTocco Becker, 72, is Robert's sister.
They grilled 120 hamburgers, 120 hot dogs and dozens of chicken breasts and served catered chicken ziti broccoli alfredo; sausage, peppers and onions; salads; and fruit from Gennaro's Eatery. Four generations filled 20 picnic tables.
There were several spirited rounds of the egg toss line. Then, they gathered around to slice the sheet cake with its reproduction of the 1945 photograph of Antonio and Mary DiTocco and all 11 children. Moments later, a surprise: the Smiles by the Mile ice cream truck arrived.
He described family life with two parents "who were always working, always cooking. We had amazing meals. On Sundays, our father would make the pasta, our mother the roast, all the kids had to do something. Our father was very strict, he always provided for his family, and our mother was very short, very strong. She would sing on her hands and knees as she washed the floors."
Antonio DiTocco was born in Benevento, Italy, in 1898 and came to America at age 13. Mary (Chella) DiTocco was born in Torre de' Passeri, Italy, in 1902 and immigrated when she was 5. They met in Quincy, married in 1918 and had seven girls and four boys, one almost every year or other year, from 1920 to 1938.
A bricklayer, Antonio built a two-family house at 24 Lancaster St. and rented out the first floor. The family of 11 lived on the second floor with two bedrooms, also using the sunporch and dining room for sleeping.
One of the late DiTocco family members was Grace (Doherty) DiTocco, who was married to John and was the Rockland news correspondent for The Patriot Ledger for many years. Four of her five children -- John, Karen, Darlene and Mark -- were at the reunion.
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EU/EEA citizens family members benefit of a privileged treatment accorded by law (Directive 2004/38/CE and Italian Legislative Decree 30/2007). Please find here the documents you must submit for family reunion.
2) the partner who has contracted a registered partnership with the Union citizen on the basis of the legislation of a Member State, if the legislation of the host Member State equates the registered partnership to marriage and in compliance with the conditions laid down by the relevant legislation of the host Member State;
The visa request must be submitted directly to the Italian Embassy/Consulate General, referring to the consular district to which it belongs and the appointment must be requested via the appropriate Prenot@mi platform.
family members who accompany or join the Italian/EU citizen for periods of less than 3 months must instead request a Schengen visa for tourism/visit to family member, through the IVAC Visa Centers/IVAC Satellites or also at the Visa Desk of the diplomatic representation, referring to the consular district of belonging.
Other family members (art.3 of Legislative Decree 30/2007) who accompany or join the Italian/EU citizen for periods of less than 3 months will also have to request a visa for tourism/family visit, in this case exclusively through the IVAC Visa Centres/ IVAC satellites, referring to the consular district to which they belong.
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