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<p> <strong>PATRICIA AND ANTHONY ALESSI</strong> of West Islip were wed July 28, 1973, at Saints&nbsp;Cyril and Methodius Roman Catholic Church in Deer Park. They met in Deer Park, where they became high school sweethearts, graduating with the&nbsp;class of 1970. They have two sons. They enjoy camping, fishing and cruises. They celebrated with an Alaskan cruise. </p>

50th PATRICIA AND ANTHONY ALESSI of West Islip were wed July 28, 1973, at Saints Cyril and Methodius Roman Catholic Church in Deer Park. They met in Deer Park, where they became high school sweethearts, graduating with the class of 1970. They have two sons. They enjoy camping, fishing and cruises. They celebrated with an Alaskan cruise.

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