1990 was one of the Outfit's last years as a powerhouse. The next couple years would see them smashed by indictments and considerably weakened. Below is a the organizational structure of the Outfit at this time period:

Boss
Sam Carlisi, 69

Underboss
John DiFronzo, 62

Senior Advisor
Tony Accardo, 84 (Palm Springs)

Capos
Elmwood Park: Joe Andriacchi, 58
Grand Avenue: Vincent Cozzo, 54
Cicero: Rocky Infelise, 66
Melrose Park: James Marcello, 49
26th Street/South Side: James LaPietra, 63
Chicago Heights: Dominick Palermo, 72
North Side: Vince Solano, 71

First Ward
Pat Marcy, 77
Romie Nappi, 70
Fred Roti, 70

Direct with Bosses
Gus Alex, 74
Dominic Cortina, 65 (Gambling crew)
Willie Messino, 73
Lenny Patrick, 77
Chris Petti, 63 (Las Vegas)
Al Tornabene, 67

Street Crews

Cicero/Melrose Park
Made Men (Estimated)
Donald Angelini, 64 (Cortina)
Carmen Bastone, 59
Sal Bastone, 55
Anthony Chiaramonti, 56 (Melrose Park)
Sal DeLaurentis, 52
Joe Grieco, 63 (Cortina)
Louis Marino, 58
Robert Salerno, 56
Joe Spadavecchio, 62 (Cortina)
Michael Spano, Sr., 50
Anthony Zizzo, 55 (Melrose Park)

Soldier-Associates
Harry Aleman, 51
Robert Bellavia, 51
Frank Bonavolante, 44
Mike Carioscia, 57
Virgil Cimino, 47
Frank DeRosa, 47
James Inendino, 48
James LaValley, 46
Mike Posner, 48

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Elmwood Park
Made Men (Estimated)
Dom Basso, 52
Mike Castaldo, 61
Marco D'Amico, 54
Joe DiFronzo, 56
Peter DiFronzo, 57

Soldier-Associates
Mike Biancofiore, 65
Gene Cacciatore, 60
Mike Caracci, 52
Gary Gagliano, 47
Joe Lombardi, 54
Carmen Migliore, 54

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26th Street/South Side/Chicago Hts.
Made Men (Estimated)
Frank Calabrese, Sr., 56
Nick Calabrese, 48
Jim DiForti, 46
Nick Guzzino, 49 (Chicago Hts.)
Joe LaMantia, 56
John Monteleone, 66
Bernard Morgano, 54 (Chicago Hts.)

Soldier-Associates
Sam Bills, 46
Wayne Bock, 55
Frank Caruso, 45
Mike Gurgone, 53
Gino Martin, 68
Joe Pascucci, 58
Ray Tominello, 50

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Grand Avenue
Made Men (Estimated)
Anthony Centracchio, 61
James D'Antonio, 62

Soldier-Associates
Tom Forliano, 41
Mike Malmenato, 59
Frank Panno, 57
Charles Parrilli, 62
Louis Parrilli, 77
Frank Schweihs, 60
Chris Spina, 38
Albert Vena, 42

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North Side
Made Men (Estimated)
Frank DeMonte, 63
John Matassa, Jr., 39

Soldier-Associates
Ronald Ignoffo, 41
Joe Pettit, 66
Larry Pettit, 62
Mario Rainone, 38

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Imprisoned Members
Joey Aiuppa, 83 (Former Boss)
Jack Cerone, 76 (Former Underboss)
Angelo LaPietra, 70 (Former South Side Capo)
Joey Lombardo, 61 (Former Grand Ave. Capo)
Al Pilotto, 79 (Former Chicago Hts. Capo)
Jerry Scalise, 53 (Chicago Heights)
Al Tocco, 61 (Former Chicago Heights Capo)

Retired/Inactive/Shelved
Joe Amato, 82
Joe Arnold, 79
Butch Blasi, 79
Frank Buccieri, 71
Marshall Caifano, 79 (Imprisoned)
Hy Larner, 77
Phillip Mesi, 81
Dominic Senese, 74

I used some discretion when categorizing made men. Some I wasn't sure about (the Parrillis, Biancofiore) and others I believe were either made this year or very shortly after (Vena, Toots Caruso, Inendino).

I combined the Cicero and Melrose Park crews and made Marcello direct with Carlisi. Zizzo and Chiaramonti reported to Carlisi through Marcello but I tossed them into the Cicero/Melrose Park stew because I don't think it's ever been definitely established that they were completely separate. I also made Palermo a standalone capo but combined the Heights with the South Side crew as they may have been reporting to them by this point in time.

A lot of the guys under Cicero were potentially direct with the bosses. I believe Cortina and Angelini ran their own gambling enterprise and reported straight to the top. The Bastones may have done the same with their video gambling machines.

Roland*** Ignoffo, not Ronald.

Could ChiTown or someone else let me know if I'm thinking of the same guy? Did Roland Ignoffo live for years with his alcoholic wife & twin sons in Rogers Park?

Superb chart snakes , great effort thanks for sharing

Nice post.

I recently started reading some of the old FBI files on these guys.

I'm sure many others regularly peruse the FBI vault.

It's great reading.

I could have sworn it was "Ronald" and the CCC always put out "Roland". I could be wrong, though.

I just double checked and I think "Roland" was the older guy. I am almost positive that "Ronald" is the younger one who was arrested with DiVarco in 1985.

Speaking of Andriacchi...
http://my.chicagotribune.com/#section/545/article/p2p-81197922/

Just saw that. Funny.

Good chart.

Mike Magnafichi was with Elmwood Park at that time, so I would add him.

Joe "Joe Spa" Spadevecchio was with the Elmwood Park Crew and direct with Dom Cortina.

Wasn't Cortina part of the Cicero crew? Or did he run his own semi-independent gambling crew that reported to the boss?

Great chart Snakes!

Chitown no comment on Roland Ignoffo?

Very good chart. I know a lot of these names as I am from the north end of Chicago Heights. There has been a lot of consolidations among the various crews, so I'm not really sure who is with who anymore. All I know is: Al Tocco was a pretty scary guy. Folks in my neighborhood referred to him as "Caesar".

As always nice chart snakes. Do you think Gary Gags ever got made. I always thought with the relationship alot of people had with his uncle he would have at least been brought in, kinda like Pudgy.

My unqualified opinion is that he is made now.

I also believe by this time Toots and maybe Michael Gurgone were probably made. Toots for alot of reasons, and Gurgone was close with the Rotis', Carusos' and the Lapietras.