Are there any mobsters still living who were Made in the 1960's or before? A few i can think of are.

Carmine Persico - 1950's
Frank Locascio - 1950's
John Franzese - 1940's?
Anthony Scotto - 1960's?
Pasquale Conte? - Late 1940's
Christopher Furnari - 1960's?

If there are more or my dates are wrong. Please respond. Thanks!

Benny Eggs and Quiet Dom maybe? Not sure when they were made but it wouldn't surprise if it was during that time.

Mario Gigante - Late 1950's, Early 1960's?
Lawrence Dentico - Late 50s, Early 1960's?
Stephen Grammauta - Late 1940's - Still Alive?

Benny Eggs and Quiet Dom are two guys who most likely were made during the late 50's or 60's. Thanks for the response!

Neil Migliore and Bobby Manna were both potentially made in the 1950's

I believe Benny Eggs and Quiet Dom were both inducted in the 1970s.

Do u have a direct source for this?

Nick Scarfo was made in the mid 50's as a young man

John Riggi from The Decalvacantes is a possibility

I was made in 1959 .

Seems impossible that Benny Eggs wasn't made before the books reopened in the 70s...

He had his club on Thompson Street WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY before that. His button, too .

Those were the days

Yeah, I was trying to say it as nicely as possible lol

If you want Google buster ardito a westside capo who has legendary stories and was active in his mid 80tys having the feds follow him everywhere for yrs only to die before trial. Anyway he gets caught I think talking in 04 how he was made in 1958 by Vito and how when they open the books again in 74 they let all the rats in. I think I read at one point he was acting consig in the late 60tys or 70tys but he kept going to jail in the 80tys that probably messed up his stock probably when chin took over. Scarpa had a a conversation with Colombo at a 1964 Christmas party's for the capos of that family scarpa was one at the time Joe tells him the commission is only allowing the new Orleans family to induct new guys cause they were the oldest family and needed new blood.

Bronx guy. He was put under Larry Black when Big Mike got forced into retirement. He eventually took over that crew. But you can't find THAT on Google .

I wonder how many made guys that were made b4 1960 in NYC are still alive. The over under 100. That's a milestone for some old mobsters. Buster has the best capecis gangland articles I think the hunt for the bugs at all his food spots the fight over the table at raos.there a thread about who was the last most interesting mafia guy I voted him. He faked a heart attack in federal court by bringing his buddy some pill or somewhat but in the early 2000s he wanted ct. Some of the old old guys wanted young guys whacked but the new bosses told them to calm down. In the 70 tys even 80 tys they would have gotten there way.

I doubt it's even close to 100, pmac.

Do the math: 1959 was 55 years ago (and coincidentally the year I was born). So if the average guy got made at 35 (and that's VERY young, even for back then), that would make him 90 today.

No way there's a hundred of them left.

/me chuckles.

Oh wordplay....

I'm here to fuckin' amuse you?

Hey you wanna hear a funny story?

Last week this prick asked me to christen his kid!

Yeah, five thousand I charge!


(Never gets old)

In Boston I say it is peter Limone, The Lammatina brothers and probably and I say probably Mannachio, Biago, and Bobo Marrapese.

For Chicago, I'd say Lombardo and probably DiFronzo are the only guys made in the sixties that are still alive. New York there are so many still kicking around that it would take too long to list.

Mickey Dimino, Larry Fab, and Mario have been with the westside since forever ago, probably all made around the 60's

Patsy Conte got his button real early, late 40's. Migliore got made aged 20 in 55/56 I believe, guy is still active and has been a powerhouse for about 50 years lol, good job he stayed under the radar and never wanted to be boss or he'd be doing life.

Yea, Patsy Conte had to have had his button in the late 40's. He became a captain in 1957 sometime under the reign of Anastasia or Gambino.

Migliore is definately a legend. Tommy Lucchese thought alot of him.

Does anyone know wen john barbeto got his button ??

Don't know exact year but it was 70's.

So pretty much John Franzese, Pasquale Conte and Stephen Grammauta (If still living) are the only guys still living who were made in the 1940's?

Honestly, I don't think any of those three were made in the 40's.

I think i'v read somewhere where Grammauta was Made in the late 1940's by Vincent Mangano.

I'm not too sure about Conte though, He was made a captain in 1957 by Carlo Gambino, however.

John Franzese, I'm not too sure, but he was a Captain in the early 50's, so it's possible he was made in the late 40's.