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Anthony "Nino" Parrino
May 8, 1936 - November 3, 2014
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Parrino, Anthony M. "Nino", passed away Monday, November 3, 2014. Loving husband of Joanne Parrino; dear father of Maria (Scott) Huelsmann; grandfather of Christina (Johnny Swayne) Creamer, Tony (Lacey) Creamer, Michael Huelsmann and Erika Huelsmann; great-grandfather of Gioanna, Michael, Ryan, Kylie, Ashlyn, Giovanni, Ava and Giulianna; dear brother, brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend to many.


A Funeral Service will be held at Hoffmeister South County Chapel, 1515 Lemay Ferry Rd. on Monday, November 10th at 9:30 AM. Interment at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. Visitation Sunday from 4-8 PM.
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Is the mafia out there still active?

Not from there pal, Tony G would be best to answer that. From what I heard there was about 5 or 6 made guys out there.

I don't think it's even that. You have Fernando "Nondo" Bartolotta and Frank Palazollo. Other possible members include Vincent Cammarata, Vincent Giordano, Jack Parrino and Joseph Pisciotta.

Is Pisciotta still alive I thought he passed away last year, and also Giordano it has been said may not even be made, so there may only be around 3.

I heard about Nino's passing last week while visiting relatives in St Louis. I forgot to come on and post. Nino was one of Vitale's guys.

I am pretty sure that Piscciotta died in 2012. Cammarata died last year.

Not many guys left - Nando and Palazollo are publicly named in newspaper and court proceedings. I think Vince Giordano was named in the 70's, but I would have to check, and he may be dead also. There are some other guys that have been rumored to be made, but never with any certainty.

People in St Louis, in particular on the Hill, say they are "still around". No one will tell me what that means. It may mean they show up and have a meal and play some bocce, it may mean they still run a book or shylock. The last thing I heard about any of them was that Nando was banned from Missouri casinos a few years ago and that Palazollo was arrested, but not charged, for fencing stolen jewelry about 10 years ago. I would be stunned if there is any formal structure left.

Thanks Tony G appreciate the info I know you are the best man on this board to speak on that family or whatever remains of it. I heard Giordano was still alive and in Vegas but was never formally made but who knows.

There's pieces left, nothing formal from what I've heard. Look to the local car lots and restaurants, quasi-legit now. I used to work for an Italian-American restaurant, family owned....

This is a sad day, he will be greatly missed,

This guy...