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Date Posted: 18:40:21 06/12/09 Fri
Author: Eddie Neas
Author Host/IP: c-68-37-41-89.hsd1.nj.comcast.net / 68.37.41.89
Subject: Re: Looking for a Few Friends
In reply to: Christine Gilliam 's message, "Re: Looking for a Few Friends" on 10:22:09 11/18/08 Tue

>My mom moved to 106-12 in 1957 and is still there. My
>dad was Charlie the NYPD cop. We lived on the second
>floor.
>
>>I lived at 106-22 Farragut Road in the 50's and early
>>60'S. Looking for Eileen Cappetta, Mariam Tortorella,
>>Richie Ahern, Joe Lewis, Marvin and Kenny Markman to
>>name a few.
>>I remember Curly's barber shop, Charlie the ice cream
>>man, Charlie the housing cop and hanging out in the
>>community center on Glenwood Road. To me it was a
>>great place to grow up.
>>Anyone that has information on these good friends
>>would like to hear from you or them.

Christine,
Nice to hear from you, not sure if I knew you, but your father kind of kept me out of trouble in the projects.
We lived right over the police department location. Still rememebr playing on the grass, but as soon as your dad walked arond the corner, we had to jump over the chains......and make like we were doing nothing, Yea right.......
I took my kids to the projects a few years ago to show them where I grew up......I loved growing up there.
Take care, Eddie

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