Mine is only an amateur attempt to obtain a charts, more accurate as possible on the small families over new york. So if can help me instead of insulting me, I don't pretend to make charts best of pogo,ivy league or Mükremin, just to satisfy my curiosity.Thanks.

MILWAUKEE FAMILY

Boss: Peter "Pitch" Picciurro
Underboss: Salvatore "Sal Al" Alioto
Consigliere: John "Johnny Bal" Balistrieri


Captain: Dennis "Libby" Librizzi
Captain: Ricco "The Killer" Bono

Soldiers:

Frank Alioto
Carlo "Connie" Balistrieri
Joseph "Baby Joe" Balistrieri
John Basile
Joseph "Joey V." Basile
Walter Brocca
Ralph 'Junnie" Brocca
Michael Brieno
George Busateri
Thomas "Big Tom" Cannizarro
Anthony "Tony" Cimino
Michael "Dr. Mike" Dentice
Paul M. "Paul Dennis" Dentice
Joseph "Joe E." Enea
Mike Enea
Joseph "JoJo" Fugarino
Dominic Gaudesi
Andrew "Andy" Marconi
John "Giovanni" Safina
Nick "Nick the sp*c" Sansone
Richard Sansone
Jack "Jackie" Turrene
Joseph "Joe Vali" Volpe


Imprisoned Members: ???

Members died from 2000

Angelo "Fat Ange" Alioto
Joseph "Joey Bal" Balistrieri
Joseph.P. Caminiti
John Candella
Harry De Angelo
Frank Dentice
Benjamin DiSalvo
Frank Fortino
Dominic Frinzi
Joseph "Jo-Jo" Fugarino
James "Jimmy" Gennaro
Anthony "Tony Pipes" Pipito

TAMPA LCN FAMILY

Boss: Vincent LoScalzo

Soldiers:

Philip Alessi
Antonio Amorelli
Giuseppe "Joe Baldy" Belitto
Salvatore "Sam" Carollo
Julius Chiusano
Joseph DiGerlando
John Mamone (flipped)
Michael Napoli

Members died from 2000

Albano-Frank
Ciro Bedami
Ciro "Spoto"Bellucia
Joseph Camero
Anthony "Big Tony" Esperti-
Jackb"Pote"Ferrara
Paul Ferraro
Frank"Cowboy"Ippolito
Philip "Felix" LoCicero
Joseph Provenzano
Salvatore "Sam" Pupello
Stephen "Uncle"Raffa (Suicide)
Enrico "Henry"Trafficante
Jose "Santo" Trafficante
Salvatore "Totò" Trafficante
James "Jack" Valenti

Furio furio furio.....

The milwaukee family does not exist , it hasnt since probably the 1980s or 90s at the latest. Youve been told this multiple times but for some reason continue to ignore the fact that this milwaukee chart is bullshit, and all your accomplishing by posting it is giving some poor young shmucks who stumble on to this place after googling the word mafia the wrong idea.

Huh? LOL

I don't believe the Milwaukee family exists, haven't for a long time.

Yeah fellas I must pay for my mistekes,say that defunct families is still alive is a gret sin,I have only one thing to do:

Now theres a good idea...

Regarding Milwaukee, some of those guys are still around. Not sure I'd call it 'organized' though.

Furio will post another thread similar to this in a month or two, very strange.

Vending machines, especially the old cigarette ones, were locked up pretty tight for a lot of years here. Now its like everything else.

Haha Furio your a good sport man.

Rico Bono, doesn't exist, Librizzi does, has a pretty good pub actually.

Stay Calm fellas I learned the lesson.

http://aboutthemafia.com/tag/milwaukee-mafia#

Frank Balistrieri died back in 1993 and his son Joseph in 2010. John Balistrieri has been fighting since his release to regain his law license but was ONCE again turned down by the Wisconsin Supreme court. They noted answers given back during a 2002 deposition by John which they described as flippant and said he was not accepting responsibility for his previous crimes. He is now willing to admit there was a conviction but still maintains that he did nothing wrong according to court documents.

The Milwaukee mafia today is all but extinct since the DEATH of its long time boss Frank back in 93. The Milwaukee mob family was always CONSIDERED to be a branch of the Chicago Outfit and it is believed that once Frank passed The Outfit moved back in and CONTROLS what is left of the local rackets. Peter “Pitch” Picciurro is considered to be the “boss” of what is left of the Milwaukee crime family keeping what remains in LINE for the Chicago Mafia leadership.

John Balistrieri was believed to have held rank of consigliere for the Milwaukee mob and may still but THOSE claims are unsubstantiated and he maintains he has no ties to the mafia.

Midwest Mafia on last leg with passing of Jospeh Caminiti
July 1, 2014 By TheBoss 5 Comments

A Midwest mafia kingfish died recently, as longtime Milwaukee mob POWER, Joseph (Joe Camel) Caminiti, 88, was laid to rest in a quiet ceremony in his hometown back in EARLY February.

Over the past 17 years, Joe Camel had been the titular figure head or “boss” if you had to label him, for a Wisconsin crime family that appears to be on its last legs. BEFORE that Caminiti served as the organization’s consigliere for close to four decades.

He was the son-in-law of one-time Milwaukee don John Alioto and the brother-in-law of legendary Wisconsin Godfather Frank (Frankie Bal) Balistreiri. Known for being well-liked, wise and understated, Caminiti yielded influence on the STREET and in labor union politics, acting as the syndicate’s liaison to the Teamsters.





Joseph Caminiti

“Joseph Caminiti”





When Balistreiri went to prison BETWEEN 1967 and 1971, he tapped Caminiti, “made” by Alioto in a 1953 ceremony, as acting boss of the-then highly-profitable Borgata.

Joe Camel could often BE seen by Balistreiri’s side as the menacing Milwaukee mafia chieftain held court almost every day from the Shorecrest HOTEL ON Prospect Avenue (today the Savoy), throughout most of the 1960s, 70s and early 80s.

Balistreiri, with the heavy BACKING of the Chicago mob, was iron-fisted in his leadership, utilizing the CAR bomb as a sinister calling-card.

Milwaukee gangster Augustino (Augie Palms) Palmisano disrespected Frankie Bal at a card game in 1978 and was car-bombed to DEATH in the fallout from the matter.

“That guy (Palmisano) insulted me, to my face, now they can’t find his skin,” Balistreiri infamously uttered to companions at a dinner MEETING.

Palmisano, 49 at the TIME of his murder, had risen through the ranks of the Milwaukee underworld working under Caminiti.

Following the imprisonment and eventual death of Balistreiri (1983 and 1993, respectively), Joe Camel was relied on to keep the Family afloat. It stayed stable for a bit, but attrition and the seizing of territory by the Chicago mob severely weakened the organization to the point today where it’s BASICALLY a small crew, operating under the auspice of the Windy City.

FBI FILES from the 1990s, indicate that Chicago Outfit brass assigned Southside capo and eventual overall syndicate street boss John (Johnny Apes) Montelone, to “push hard” into Wisconsin in response to the depletion in the Milwaukee Family’s strength.

Retired FBI agent Mike Russo KNOWS that Joe Camel Caminiti is part of a dying breed of mobsters and one of the final links to the golden era of the American mafia in the mid-to-early-late Twentieth Century.

“Wiseguys like him (Caminiti) are few and far between these days,” he said. “He was a gentleman gangster, spoke quietly, but everyone knew he possessed a lot of sway. The name of the game was MAKING MONEY, not waves. That mindset served him well.”

Furio,

The links that you are copy and pasting on these defunct families are giving you the wrong information. Wikipedia, aboutthemafia etc are not in the least bit credible. You should be looking for government reports, FBI files and Wisconsin crime reports from the attorney general. Most of the websites online about mafia families are wrong and not researched. I applaud your effort to uncover information, but Tampa, New Orleans, Milwaukee and ALL small families are dead and never coming back.

I'm sure if there's any LCN action in Milwaukee, I would assume it would have been at least partially absorbed by Chicago, no? But agree it would only be a handful of guys at best.

Like most other cities who had mob families, probably some remnants and aging made guys who have a little action but no formal mafia hierarchy. In most cases, age & attrition did them in.

Milwaukee? Ha

It's hard enough for Chicago to survive...

Some Chicago people go to Milwaukee that's about it from what I hear from Friends in Chicago.

Forget about Milwaukee "Mob"

IMO, Milwaukee died with Frank Balistrieri

Milwaukee family is dead, you still have a few made doing things, but it is no longer a family. John Balistrieri is legit and still trying to get his Law license again. If there is a head of that group, it would be Librizzi but his health is not so good I heard, the other one who is said to take overy a few things is little Dom, but as far as I know, he is with the Camorra.

Pittsburgh Crime Family

Made Men

Thomas "Sonny" Ciancutti b.1929
Robert "Bobby I" Iannelli b.1930
Mauro P. Matone b.1943

Associates

John Francis "Duffy" Conley Jr.
Ralph "Big Head" Maselli
John V. "Johnny A" Adams
Christopher Paul Hankish
William R. "Billy" Spina Jr
Salvatore A. "Sonny" Williams
Eugene "Nick the Blade" Gesuale

Members that flipped

Charles "Chuckie" Porter b.1933
Dante Strollo b.1927
Lenny Strollo b.1930

Associates or made men died since 2000

Adragna-Vito*
Amato-Frank Jnr.
Bazzano-John Jnr.
Capizzi-Anthony
Chiarelli-Eugene
Ferruccio-Pasquale
Genovese-Michael
Imburgia-Charles
Leone-John
Martrano-Anthony*
Romeo-Michael*


???

Imburgia-Anthony* Murgie
Romeo-Paul Jnr.*

http://aboutthemafia.com/st-louis-mafia-on-last-leg-after-death-of-boss-anthony-parrino

St Louis mafia on last leg after death of boss Anthony Parrino

December 9, 2014 By TheBoss

Anthony “Nino” Parrino died November 3rd of natural causes dealing what could be one of the last blows to the already shaky St Louis mafia. The mob family in St Louis has been on the ropes for years and now is said to contain less then 10 made members according to reports. Parrino is believed to have taken over as the boss of the St Louis mob back in 1997 and held rank of consigliere before that going back to the early 80’s.

Parrino succeeded former St Louis mob boss Mike Trupiano a former Detroit mobster. He did so with the blessing of former Chicago mob boss John DiFronzo and former Detroit mob boss Giacomo Tocco. The mob family has stayed out of the head lines for the most part and operated in a low key style under Nino’s guidance.

The St Louis LCN family has been under the control of factions of both the Chicago mafia and the Detroit mafia for years now. The family controls few mob rackets these days and it seems that with the death of the boss now it may be something the organization may not recover from. It is believed that Jack Parrino may take over as boss after death of his brother Anthony since he was his consigliere. But it is not believed that there is much left to take over as the family dwindles down.

San Jose Crime Family = defunt since the 90s

America-Carlo* b.1937- BORN in Sicily retired
Bracco-Larry* b.1947- retired
Ditri-Donato* b.1932 born in Campobasso,Sic.
Marino-Salvatore Jnr. b.1948
Novello-Thomas* b.1951- born in PALERMO Sic. retired

Mmbers or Associates died since 2000

Adragna-Vito 2008
Chiana-Joseph Jnr. 2007
Ditri-Anthony 2006
Figlia-Emanuele 2009
Guttadauro-Mariano 2001
Maestri-Frank 2008
Piazza-Joseph 2005
Vaccaro-Girolamo John 2006

San Francisco Family 25 made men at it's peak defunct from the 80s

No made men is alive today

Last boss was James "The Hat" Lanza (1902-2006) born in Palermo,Sic.

Made Men or Associates died since the 80s

Amarena-Salvatore* Sammy Paxton 1986
Balistrieri-Gaetano* Tom 2007
Barrisa-Vincenzo 1982
Billeci-Salvatore* 1981
Bruno-Vito 1985
Castro-Angelo 1983
Cataldo-Giuseppe* 1997
Ferrari-Renaldo* 1984
Franzone-James 1980
Garioto-Robert 1982
Genovese-Frank 1995
Lanza-Anthony* 1986
LaRocca-Leo* 2006
aRocca-Luciano* 1993*
LaRocca-Pasquale 1988
Lima-Anthony Jnr. 1993
Lima-Anthony Snr. 1986
Lima-Domenico 1993
Maita-Filippo 1984
Paoli-Joseph* 1996
Paredi-Giovanni Nino 1980
Romano-Anthony 1991
Sciortino-Gaspare1990
Trifiro-Stephen*2001
Velotta-Frank Skinny 2005

as i read that it was in Chris Moltisanti voice

http://mafiamembershipcharts.blogspot.it/search/label/Rochester

As of today, the Rochester mob is considered gone, having slowly ceased to exist after the successful convictions in the 1980s. Those few members and associates still alive and not in prison are reported to be either retired or inactive. Federal investigations point out that traditional organized crime is still active in the area, but no longer controlled by a local Mafia organization. Unconfirmed reports claim there are currently some members and associates of the Buffalo Mafia Family active within the city, but it remains unclear in what kind of operations they are involved in.

Celestino, Dominic “Sonny” b.1931
*member
*arrested on gambling charges in October 1972
*arrested on gambling charges in November 1972
*indicted in July 1975 for Columbus Day bombings of 1970, charges dismissed in January 1978
*arrested in March 1977 after a 15 month investigation into gambling
*aligned with so called B-Team in underworld struggle of late 1970s
*arrested in June 1978 with Frank Frasetto, and charged with having in his possession a dangerous weapon (switchblade)
*indicted in connection with mob war in April 1979, sentenced to 30 years in March 1980
*indicted in plot to steal 90 million dollars in April 2004

Frasetto, Francesco “Frank” -
*alleged member
*during late 1970s struggle among two factions of Rochester Mafia, Frasetto acted as spy for so called B-Team until his cover was blown in June 1978, when he was arrested with Dominic Celestino after a high speed car chase. Both were charged with weapon charges. The attempted escape, it was learned, was to try to keep Frassetto’s ties to the B-Team unknown to their rivals
*indicted in November 1978 in connection with ongoing mob war, sentenced to 30 years in March 1980
*indicted with his wife on charges of insurance fraud in February 1980, sentenced in June 1980 to 10 years running concurrently with bombing conviction, and 5 years to serve after bombing sentence had been completed
*indicted in plot to steal 90 million dollars in April 2004
*indicted on charges of distributing cocaine, heroine and marijuana in June 2004, sentenced to ten years in prison in September 2006

Marterano, Reigo J. -
*alleged member

Monachino, Angelo -
*born approx. 1929
*member
*indicted in connection with Constable murder in April 1975
*indicted in connection with arson in June 1975, started to cooperate with authorities that same month
*based upon information provided by Monachino, 7 were charged with the 1973 Massaro murder in June 1975
*provided information about a plot of Rochester Mafiosi, including lawyer Samuel DiGaetano, to murder Monroe County Sheriff William Lombard and his chief of detectives William Mahoney
*provided the information that lead to indictments in connection with the 1970 Columbus Day bombings, as well as several others, which until then had been a mystery
*received a one year suspended sentence in July 1978 in tax case brought to him while already cooperating

Paone, Donald -
*alleged member
*son of Orlando Paone
*arrested in February 1970 GAMBLING raid netting a total of 16 Rochester gambling figures
*arrested on gambling charges in April 1971
*arrested on gambling charges in October 1972
*arrested on gambling charges in November 1972
*arrested on gambling charges in November 1974
*arrested in March 1977 after a 15 month investigation into gambling
*aligned with so called A-Team during late 1970s underworld war
*operator of Social Club of Monroe, gambling joint bombed in May 1978 during so called Alphabet War. An unexploded pipe bomb had been found in front of the club in January that same year
*Club bombed again in June 1978, while Paone, his father and Edward Downing were inside the building
*arrested on GAMBLING charges in December 1978, with Edward Downey and Frank Pagelli
*arrested in January 1982 on weapon charges, together with Joseph Rossi, sentenced to 1 year in September 1983
*arrested in March 1982 for hindering police officers making arrests in social club
*indicted in new Massaro murder case and slaying of Thomas Didio in November 1982, sentenced to 20 years in prison in December 1984
*indicted on racketeering charges in October 1987, in January 1988 sentenced to 3 more years after pleading guilty


Piccarreto, Loren - b.1951
*member
*son of Rene
*stewart in Local 435
*indicted on assault charges in December 1982, after having slapped, chocked and threatened a union member who spoke out against mob involvement in the union, no verdict reached in March 1983
*arrested on charges of illegal liquor sales in February 1983
*indicted on racketeering charges in October 1987, sentenced to seven years in prison in June 1989

Rossi, Joseph “The Hop” -b.1951
*member
*arrested in July 1969 on GAMBLING charges with among others Salvatore Gingello
*arrested in gambling bust in May 1970, together with nine others
*subpoenaed before 1970 Grand Jury investigating gambling
*indicted in connection with credit card fraud case in October 1971
*subpoenaed before Grand Jury investigating Rochester organized crime in August 1977
*target of assassination in 1978, when attempt was made by B-Team to bomb his car
*arrested in January 1982 on weapon charges, together with Donald Paone, sentenced to 1 year in September 1983
*indicted in new Massaro murder case and slaying of Thomas Didio in November 1982, sentenced to 40 years in prison in December 1984


Silveri, Robert -
*alleged member
*subpoenaed before Grand Jury investigating Rochester organized crime in August 1977
*arrested in January 1931 on charges of assault
*owner of The Fernwood, a gambling joint
*building seized in May 1987
*arrested in connection with gambling operation in which Tony Gingello Jr., among others, figured, in December 1993

Trieste, Joseph J -b.1946
*alleged member
*subpoenaed before Grand Jury investigating Rochester organized crime in August 1977
*arrested in June 1978 with Robert Palmiere Trivigno and John Trivigno on weapon charges
*indicted in new Massaro murder case and slaying of Thomas Didio in November 1982
*at the time of indictment, business agent for Local 435
*indicted on assault charges in December 1982, after having slapped, chocked and threatened a union member who spoke out against mob involvement in the union, acquited on one charge, no verdict reached on another in March 1983

Trivigno, John “Flap” -b.1945
*member
*aligned with A-Team during late 1970s mob war
*arrested in June 1978 with Robert Palmieri and Joseph Trieste on weapon charges
*indicted in new Massaro murder case and slaying of Thomas Didio in November 1982
*at the time of indictment, stewart of Local 435
*found guilty of attempted assault charges in April 1983, after having punched a cameraman covering the 1982 racketeering trial of Trivigno and his confederates


Made men died since 2000

Amico-Angelo
Campanella-Salvatore Sammy Camps
DeFrancesco-Eugene Gene D
Geniola-Joseph
Indovino-Charles
LaDolce-Joseph
Marino-Richard
Marotta-Thomas
Piccarreto-Rene
Silveri-Robert
Taddeo-Dominic
Vaccaro-Angelo*
Valenti-Costenze Stanley
Valenti-Frank

DeCavalcante crime family


Boss: Giovanni "John the Eagle" Riggi
Underboss: Joseph Miranda
Consigliere: Stefano "Steve the Truck Driver" Vitabile

Captains:

Philip Abramo
Giuseppe "Pino" Schifilliti
Louis "Louie Eggs" Consalvo

Soldiers:

Gaetano Alessi b.1939
Daniel "Danny" Annunziata
Rosario “Russell” Cocchiaro b.1942
Joseph Collina b.1946
Carl Corsentino b.1936
Nicholas “Nick” Cottone 1937
Paul Cuamo
Frank D'Amato b.1948
Charles DiMaria
James Gallo b.1945
Francesco “Joe” Gatto b.1941
Joseph "Uncle Joe" Giaccobe b.1969
Leonardo “Larry” Giacobbe
Girolamo Guarraggi b.1949
Michael Lombardo
Charles "Fat Charlie" Majuri b.1942
Anthony "Marshmallow" Mannarino b.1948
Joseph Merlo b.1940
Michael Merlo b.1952
Joseph Miglorato
Frank Nigro b.1942
Girolamo "Jimmy Gumps" Palermo b.1938
Francesco Paparatto b.1940
Salvatore “Sal” Polizzi
Gregory Rago b.1959
Emmanuel "Manny" Riggi b.1947
John "Junior" Riggi b.1954
Vincent Riggi
Joseph "Tin Ear" Sclafani b.1937
Charles “Charlie” Stango b.1944
Nicholas Tozzie
Gaetano "Corky" Vastola b.1928 maybe retired
Joseph Venditti


Members that flipped

Scarabino-Frank The Beast b.1956
Capo-Anthony died 2012
Palermo-Vincent Vinnie Ocean b.1944
Rotondo-Anthony b.1957

Members died since 2000

Cocchiaro-Charles
DeMaio-Anthony Snr.
Micale-Ralph
Palermo-Simone Daddy
Abruzzo-Joseph*
Caruano-Joseph Joe C
Cocchiaro-Carmelo Amelio
Coletti-Joseph
Davanzo-Vito
Ferrara-Joseph Jo Jo
Polizzi-Frank
Telese-Louis
Timpani-Salvatore

Administration
• Boss Jack "Jackie the Kid" Giacalone
• Underboss Anthony "Chicago Tony" Lapiana
• Consigliere Anthony "Tony Pal" Palazzola
• Street Boss Peter "Specs" Tocco
Capos
• Joseph "Joey Jack" Giacalone
• Joseph "Joe the Hood" D'Anna
• David "Davey the Donut" Aceto
• Vincent "Delivery Man" Signorelli
• Paul "Big Paulie" Corrado


Soldiers:

1. Eugene "Genie Boy" Baratta
2. Dominic Bommarito
3. John "J.P" Bommarito
4. Matthew Bommarito
5. Vincenzo "Vinnie Bro" Brozino
6. Pat Carlini
7. Anthony LITTLE Tony Long" Cimini
8. Dominic "Chicago Dom" Corrado
9. Paul "Cousin Paulie" Corrado
10. Peter FAT Pete" Corrado
11. Peter "Baby Bull" Corrado
12. John D'intino
13. Don Fragale
14. Antonio "Tony the Barber" Foglia
15. Michael Galardi
16. Patrick "Pat the Pimp" Gatt
17. Anthony "Fat Tony" Giacalone, Jr.
18. Joseph "Joey Jack" Giacalone
19. Joseph "Little Joey Jack" Giacalone
20. Jack "Jackie the Nose/Jackie Jacks" Giacalone
21. Robert "Bobby the Animal" La Puma
22. William "Billy Lee" Loiacano
23. Jack "Little Jack" Lucido
24. Sebastian "Buster" Lucido
25. Isodoro "Teddy SAN Diego" Matranga
26. Joe Messina
27. Pete Messina
28. Salvatore "Little Sammy Pal" Palazzola
29. Antonio "Toto" Ruggirello
30. John Sciarotta
31. Anthony "Little Tony" Tocco, Jr.
32. Jack "Little Jackie" Tocco, Jr.
33. Joe Tocco
34. Paul Tocco
35. Peter "Little Pete" Tocco, Jr.
36. Salvatore "Mops" Tocco
37. Danny Triglia
38. Danny Tringale
39. Joey Tringale
40. Sam Ventamillia
41. Joe Vicarri
42. Dominic "Fat Dom" Vivio
43. Phillip Zerilli

Boss:Peter J. "Chief Crazy Horse" Limone
Acting Boss: Antonio L. “Spucky” Spagnolo
Underboss: Carmen S. "the Cheese Man" DiNunzio
Consigliere: Carmen FAT Carmen/The Cheese Man" DiNunzio/55 or Anthony "Ponytail Tony" Parillo

Captains:
1. Joseph “Joe the Bishop” Achille Sr/77/Prov - ID as captain in 2005/2009 articles
2. Anthony DiNunzio/53/Bos (IP/12/21/2017) - said to have been a captain when indicted as acting boss in 2012
3. Edward "Eddie" Lato/66/Prov (IP/7/25/2019) - ID as captain in 2011 indictment

Matthew Guglielmetti's crew? - ID as captain in 1999/2006 articles
Anthony "The Saint" St. Laurent's crew? - ID as captain in 2009 FBI PRESS release


Boston:
1. William Angelesco/41
2. Darin Bufalino/52 (IP)
3. Robert “Bobby” Carrozza/73
4. John Cincotti/73
5. Biagio “Benny” DiGiacomo/67
6. VINCENT Federico/53 (IP/L)
7. Vincent “The Animal” Ferrara/64
8. Richard “Richie the Pig” Gambale/70
9. Vincent “Dee Dee” Gioacchini/60
10. Frank Imbruglia/81
11. Ralph “Ralphie Chong” Lamattina/90
12. Dennis “Champagne” LePore/66
13. Peter Limone/79
14. James “Jimmy” Martorano/71
15. Joseph “Junior” Pingaro/57
16. Michael “Mike” Prochillo/43 (UI/IP)
17. Pryce "Stretch" Quintina/73
18. Stephen Rossetti/54 (IP/4/4/2044)
19. John “Jackie” Salemme/70
20. Frederick “Freddie the Neighbor” Simone/63
21. Anthony "Spucky" Spagnolo/69
22. Carmen Tortora/66

Providence:
1. William "Billy BLACKJACK" Delsanto/70/
2. Vito “The Ox” DeLuca/69
3. Rocco "Rocky" Folco/66 (UI)
4. Pasquel “Patsy” Galea/70
5. Matthew "Matty Gugs" Guglielmetti Jr/63 (IP/3/31/2016)
6. Louis “Luigi/Baby Shanks” Manocchio/86
7. Frank “BoBo” Marrapese/70 (IP)
8. Raymond “Junior” Patriarca/68
9. Joseph Ruggiero/63
10. Alfred "Chippy" Scivola/72 (IP/1/24/2015)
11. Anthony "The Saint" St. Laurent/72 (IP/7/27/2016)

Connecticut:
1. Anthony “Tony the Beaver” Ascenzia Jr/ 54
2. Salvatore “Butch” D'Aquila/73
3. Americo “The Cigar” Petrillo/79

Members Who Have Died Since 2000:
Donato “Danny” Angiulo (2009)
Frank "The Cat" Anguilo (2012)
Gennaro “Jerry” Anguilo (2009)
Michele “Mike” Anguilo
Rocco Argenti (2002)
Philip "Sonny'' Baiona (2007)
Frederick “Fred” Champa (2007)
Dominic Isabella
Richard “Richie” Floramo (2009)
Cono “Connie” Frizzi Sr. (2000)
Cono “Connie” Frizzi Jr. (2011)
Charles "Q-Ball" Quintina
Alexander “Sonny Boy" Rizzo (2005)
Anthony Rizzo (2004)
Rudolph “Rudy Earl” Sciarra (2012)

Members that flipped

Joseph Barboza
Vincent Flemmi
Stephen Flemmi
Kevin Hanrahan
John Kelley
Angelo Mercurio
Mark Rosetti
Frank Salemme
Vincent Teresa
John “Sonny” Castagna
John “Jackie” Johns