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Hey Nicola - you are my cousin.. My mother maiden name was RICCA. She married Giovanni Colalillo. I live in Belleville close to aunt Mary.
I recently got reaquantend with your brother John and I gave him a lot information on the Ricca side of the family to him. Mark Ricca has a lot information on the Ricca side as well. If you wish I can get you in contact with Mark and Rip Ricca
REgards,
Nicola (Ricca) Colalillo
PS: I am not sure if you are aware but Victor Aliotta (Aunt Mary Husband passed away)
Holy Crap !!!!!
I havent been on this site in months and then said, let me see if there's anything new. Then, I see your reply. I am so excited to see this Nick. But, Im not the Felon/Convict Father of mine Nick Ricca Sr. I'm his Son Nicky Jr. I spend alot of time with my Uncle John (Ricca) gathering info about our family. Please send me your email at your soonest possible time. I am really looking forward to speaking with you. I'm wondering if we met at my Grand Mother's (Elaine Russoniello) Funeral years ago. I'm 43 yrs old now, cant remember how old I was at that time. So grateful for your reply.
Nicky Ricca Jr.
56 Hazen ct
Wayne Nj 07470
862-250-0359
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