Members of the Gallo crew, where are they now?

Joe Gallo - murdered in 1972 by Colombo gunmen

Albert "Kid Blast" Gallo - transferred to Genovese family in 1975 became a Co-Capo with Illiano and is still active today

Larry Gallo - died of cancer in 1968

Frank "Punchy" Illiano - transferred to Genovese family in 1975, became Co-Capo with Albert Gallo but died on January 6th 2014

Nicholas Bianco - transferred to Patriarca family in 1963, died of natural causes in 1994

Vic Amuso - transferred to Lucchese family and became Boss from 1986 till 2012 (or 2009), serving life in prison.

Joseph "Joe Pesh" Luparelli - entered witness protection program in 1972, current location unknown

Joe Gioelli - murdered in 1961 by Profaci gunmen

Carmine Persico - Became Colombo family boss, serving life in prison and is still the Boss today

John Cutrone - led breakaway faction from Gallo crew, murdered in 1976 by unknown gunmen

Gerry Basciano - seceded from Gallo crew, murdered in 1976 by unknown gunmen

Steve Cirrilo - murdered in 1974 by Cutrone gunmen.

Joseph Cardiello - defected to Profaci, murdered by Gallo gunmen on December 10, 1963

Louis Mariani - murdered by Profaci gunmen on December 10, 1963

Leonard Dello, Killed 2009

John Commarato, Unknown

Alfonso Serantonio, Unknown

Joseph Yancone, Unknown

Eugene LaGana, Unknown

Frank Balzano, Unknown


Some referencing regarding Dello: http://www.gangsterbb.net/threads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=620100

So 3 people A.Gallo, Amuso and Persicio are confirmed to be alive add information if you know of anybody else

Also if Joe Gallo had managed to become Boss by the skin of his ass I reckon things would've looked like (if it had happened before 1968)

Administration
Boss-Joe Gallo
Underboss-Frank Illiano
Consigliere-Frank Gallo (up till his death)

Capo of the Gallo crew: Albert Gallo (If applicable)

Interesting post thank you my friend.

I think I'm right in saying Bobbie Boriello was with the Gallo's. He ended up with the Gambino's. Also wasn't Mike Rizzitelo with them at some time. He ended up in LA.

These guys were really up shits creek then if they had to flee to other families surprised the other families took guys with rebellious tendencies in

Yeah, I didn't even know that was a possibility in LCN.

In the book The Last Mafioso, Jimmy Fratiano states that he went to New York in 1976 to meet with members of the Colombo family to find out if there would be any problem with LA Making Mike Rizitello into their family.
Incidently he also states that another reason for the trip was to see people from the Gambino's about some dispute with Tony Plate. And that was how he came to be on the famous picture with Frank Sinatra Carlo Gambino and Paul Castalano.