October 16th – October 18th, 2026 at Genetti Best Western Plus, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
- Saturday afternoon group photo of cousins and spouses in attendance.
2. Saturday evening group photo of cousins and spouses in attendance.
Friday Evening Meet-and-Greet
3. Alex Genetti, Cathy Genetti, Catherine Calvin, ?, Maria Genetti, Valeria Bozek, Christopher Genetti, Travis Genetti, Patricia Genetti
4. Seated: Marti Mallmann Kelly, Pat Memhardt. Standing: Anne and Jeff Luner, Lisa and Ferdi Lychock, Louise Genetti Roach, Joe Genetti, John Kelly, Patricia Genetti, Lyn Reeves, Blair Reeves
5. Patricia Genetti, ?, Ferdi Lychock, Cathy Genetti, ?, Rob Lychock
6. Lisa Lychock, Catherine Calvin, Maria Genetti, Ferdi Lychock, Cathy Genetti, Patricia Genetti
7. Pierce Reeves family: front row – Quinn, Porter, Blair. Back Row – Colleen and Pierce Reeves, Bailey Mount
8. Lyn Genetti Reeves family: seated – ?, Quinn, Blair, Porter. Standing – Preston, Bailey, Lynn, Colleen and Pierce Reeves.
9. Preston, Lyn, Pierce and Bailey Reeves.
10. Christine ?, Robert Genetti
11. Seated: Valeria Bozek, Judy Malloy, Anne Marie Shelby. Standing: Jaclyn and Joe Genetti, Mary Bielman, Rob Lychock, Ferdi Lychock.
12. Christopher and Alex Genetti, Morgan MacDonald, William Genetti, Michelle Minnick, Gus Genetti.
Saturday Afternoon
13. Holiday tree with Genetti crest ornaments – gifted by Gus Genetti.
14. Reunion gifts of mugs, Christmas ornament and magnets – from Gus Genetti.
15. The Mallmann gang: Sheri Sego, Pat Memhardt, Marti Kelly.
16. Jaclyn and Joe Genetti
17. Patrick, Gavin and Pat Genetti.
18. Seated: Gus Genetti. Standing: Valeria Bozek, Patricia Genetti, Cathy Genetti.
19. Joe Genetti, Louise Genetti Roach.
20. Patricia Genetti, Christopher and Alex Genetti, Gus Genetti.
21. Vintage Portrait: Father Damiano Genetti with sons. Top left: Stanley Genetti, top right: August Genetti, bottom left: Albino Genetti, bottom right: Leon Genetti
22. Commemorative certificate for Damiano Genetti marking the honorable completion of his mandatory active military service as an Unterjäger: a non-commissioned officer rank equivalent to a Corporal.
23. Memories from the descendants of Raffaele Genetti.
24. Custom tree print created by Joe Genetti for the Wyoming Genetti branch of our tree.
25. Afternoon presentation by Louise Genetti Roach: The Genetti Family Genealogy Project.
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28. Andrew and Mark Lingousky, Cassie Poorman, Joyce and Don Lingousky.
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31. Anne and Jeff Luner with Michael Roach.
32. Rob Zambotti and Louise Genetti Roach.
33. Afternoon presentation of historic videos, Q and A with Louise Genetti Roach.
34. Anne Marie Shelby and Joe Genetti.
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Saturday Evening
39. Genetti Coat-of-Arms.
40. Saturday evening banquet.
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54. Tim Genetti, William Genetti, Morgan MacDonald.
55. Seated: Arthur Young Sr, Arthur Young Jr., Erica Young, ?. Standing: Rob Genetti, Ferdi Genetti, Catherine Calvin.
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58. Seated: Lisa Lychock, Louise Genetti Roach, Anne Marie Shelby. Standing: Michael Roach, Joe Genetti, Tim Genetti, Doug Genetti, Michelle Genetti, Ferdi Genetti.
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63. Master of ceremonies, Gus Genetti, told us stories about his grandfather Damiano.
64. Maureen Donovan presented our Tyrolean menu for the evening banquet and explained each special dish.
65. Mary Bielman lead us in prayer.
66. Tim Genetti spoke about his grandfather Stanley Genetti and growing up in the family business.
67. Jeff Luner gave us an historical presentation about the Illinois Genetti family.
Remembering those who have passed: 2016-2026
Sunday Morning Breakfast
68. Gus Genetti and Mary Bielman.
69. Seat: Lisa Lychock and Louise Genetti Roach. Standing: Rob and Ferdi Lychock.
70. Anne and Jeff Luner.
Sunday at Anthracite Heritage Museum – Scranton
71. Louise Genetti Roach with the original meat wagon owned by Damiano Genetti.
72. Cousins meet-up at the museum!
73. Originally owned by Raffaele Genetti, his brother Damiano purchased it from his in 1904 and so began the Genetti businesses.
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75. The wagon was donated by Stanley Genetti, son of Daminao.
76. In honor of our Tyrolean ancestors who worked in the mines.
77. Many Tyroleans came to Pennsylvania already experienced in rock tunneling.
