Centenarian: Caroline Milone Giaquinto
CAROLINE MILONE
GIAQUINTO was born Dec. 1, 1909, in Rockville Centre, the second of eight children of Dominick and Elisa Coppola Milone. In 1951, Caroline married Biagio F. Giaquinto, now deceased, and had a daughter, Caterina. They live in Rockville Centre. In World War II, Caroline was a Red Cross driver. She was a member of Mercy League, Altar Rosary Society at St. Agnes, Night of Song at Molloy College, AHRC, and the Rockville Centre Republican Club. She was honored as Woman of the Year by Molloy and a Lady of the Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem. She received a blessing from Pope Benedict XVI and commendations from Nassau County and Rockville Centre officials on her birthday.
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