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September 9, 2022: All obituaries found on the Memorial page have been updated with many new ones added, dating back to 1928.
September 3, 2022: Three new stories added to the Family Stories page.
September 2, 2022: The pages for Family Stories and Memorials have been added to the main menu for easier access.
August 27, 2022: New story added to the Family Stories page: The Myths and Facts about Barbara Libener Inama.
September 26, 2021: A memorial has been added to our Tribute page for Bernard Kenneth Genetti who passed away on Sept. 16th.
July 1, 2021: A memorial has been added to our Tribute page for William J. Genetti who passed away April 28, 2020.
May 24, 2021: The Genetti Family Shop adds new products!
May 10, 2021: The passing of Gary Wayne Genetti
May 8, 2021: The passing of William "Bill" Genetti
December 22, 2020: The passing of Valeria Yacksaw Genetti
November 2020: Lots of new products and designs added to The Genetti Family Shop!
May 23, 2020: New "Military" page added to our Gallery section, honoring those who have served.
May 10, 2020: New photos added to our Reunion page under the Gallery section.
April 3, 2020: New page added to our main menu: Collezione - a collection of resources to help you through this time of self-isolation.
January 2, 2020: Our first photo for the Michigan Genetti family added under Photo Gallery - Michigan.
October 1, 2019: The passing of Regina "Jeanne" Genetti Murphy
August 28, 2019: 1902 School Journal by Tillie Genetti added to our "Biographies by Members of the Genetti Family."
August 14, 2019: We have a new and improved Photo Gallery with many new photographs. Find the link in the top Main Menu.
June 25, 2019: Our Family Bookstore has been updated and greatly expanded with many new titles!
The Genetti Family Genealogy Project 
Thanks for posting the clip, I loved watching it. Many memories of stories came flooding back to me as told by my grandparents Dominic and Maria Niederjaufer Genetti.
Thanks Linda. It sparked many memories for me too! I was quite surprised to stumble upon it. Glad you enjoyed it.
Your timing is ironic, Louise! I came across the same YouTube video two days ago.
Best regards,
John N Fellin
Friday Morning Good Morning, Louise, Thank you so much for sending the link. It brought back so many memories. As you probably know, my parents had a Tavern in Weston, Pa. My father had worked in the mines for 25 years, (starting at age 12 as a ‘Breaker Boy’) before he started the business which he and my mother ran. I can remember when the men came in from the ‘grave yard’ shift from the mines. They would have their ‘Tyrolean highball’ to get the coal dust out of their lungs. (Coffee with a shot of whiskey). Even though they had been to the wash room, coal dust around the eyes, fingernails, crevices couldn’t be washed out. My father died at age 63 from cancer of the lung. They had done surgery on him, and even though he had been out of the mines for 25 years, the coal dust was still there. When I think of how hard they worked and under what conditions, I cry. I will be sending the link to every one in my family. I appreciate all the work you do. Hope all is well with you. Love, Helene
Thank you Helene for sharing your precious memories with our readers. Glad you enjoyed the video. I was completely surprised to see Bill being interviewed!
but your villa at Castelfondo is always closed ?
Giuliano – I don’t understand your comment. What “villa” are you referencing?