Suffolk County anniversaries

65th

MARIE AND JOSEPH

SACCENTE of West Sayville, formerly of Farmingdale, were wed Jan. 13, 1946. Joe owned and operated the Farmingdale Fish Market on Main Street for many years. He also worked as a driver training instructor for Fitzgerald Driving School in Deer Park. They have four sons, 12 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and five step-grandchildren.

50th

CHRISTINE AND ROBERT

CABRERA of Amityville were wed Oct. 29, 1960. They celebrated with a family vacation on the Outer Banks of North Carolina and recently renewed their vows at St. Frances de Chantal Church in Wantagh. Bob is a retired shipping executive. Chris is in her 24th year as an ophthalmic technician. They have five children and eight grandchildren.

50th

GENIE AND CHARLIE COROLLA of Port Jefferson Station celebrated Oct. 1 with a blessing from the Rev. Francis Lasrado at Infant Jesus Church in Port Jefferson. Dinner with friends and family followed at Danfords Inn in Port Jefferson Harbor hosted by their three children and six grandchildren. The celebration continued with a three-week Hawaiian vacation.

50th

DIANE AND EDWARD ETHERIDGE of Farmingville were wed Nov. 5, 1960. They celebrated with family and friends at South Shore Restaurant in Patchogue. Ed retired from Con Edison. Diane retired from Maryhaven Adult Services Center in Yaphank. They have five children and eight grandchildren.

50th

CYNTHIA AND JOHN OMASTA of West Islip were wed Nov. 20, 1960, at Sacred Heart Church in North Merrick. They celebrated with a party at The Irish Coffee Pub in Islip with family and friends. John is a retired foreman with New York Telephone Co. in Manhattan and an Air Force veteran. Cynthia retired from Underwriters Laboratories in Melville. They have two children, three grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

40th

MARILYN AND MATT

FAUVELL of West Islip celebrated Sept. 12 with a trip to Walt Disney World with their three children, their spouses and seven grandchildren. Matt is a retired teacher at the Brentwood School District. Marilyn retired from the Town of Islip.

Compiled by Patricia Sollitto