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To order an autographed copy of my book "MY FATHER MY DON" with an autographed picture of me send a check
or money order for $25.00 with your return address to Tony Napoli, PO. Box 754009, Forest Hills, NY 11375
What I do Now L-R in picture is Tony (tony nap) Napoli with his writer, Charles Messina
Besides the Volunteer work I do for Verterans and Indigent
Fighter's I enjoy putting together my Autobiography with a very passionate and dedicated writer named, Charles Messina.
When you read my story you will find that I started it 47 years ago when I was 26 years old. It's been in the past 5 years
that I've been trying to get a writer who shows me the respect, Humility, compassion, dedication and integrity, to publish
a true story without too much Creativity. 2 years ago in 2006 I met with a young man who helped me write two Screenplays
and the Book. That writer is Charles Messina.
This is the page where I'll describe myself in more detail.
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My name is Tony Napoli aka Tony Nap and TN I'm an ex-fighter, I fought on
the USAF Boxing Team when I was on active duty in Japan, 1956 and I belong to an organization that my Father founded
in April, 1954 called "Ring 8" Veteran Boxers Association of NY. We help indigent fighter's who need financial
help, as well as health care.We hold our meetings the third Tuesday of every month at the Waterfront Crabhouse,
in Long Island City. I'm also a recovering alcoholic since July 11 1994 and I'm making amends
for those I have harmed in the past, by doing Volunteer work for Veterans who need my help. I do the form # 526
showing their Service-Connected injuries, and the appeals process free of charge. I'm with all VA Hospitals in the
NY area, helping war time and peace time Veterans, These Veterans need someone like myself with the knowledge that I have
in accounting. When you read my story you'll find that I did jail time when I took the law into my own hands and defended
my Family. I have four daughter's and one son. My wife, Laura is something special, she also went to classes for
one year, with two of my children, one hour a week at the VA Hospital in Fort Hamilton, to learn how to live with a
Recovering alcoholic. She showed me love, strength and a determination to keep the family together. She also, worked as a
chef 8 to 10 hours a day in her own small catering business. She helped support the family. Two of my daughters
graduated college, one with 2 masters and is a schoolteacher, the other with a Bachelor Degree and works for Merrill Lynch
in private clients accounts. My youngest daughter is getting ready to graduate from computer technology college. I have another
daughter who is a supervisor in Child protective Services in Alb. NM and my Son is a contractor in Las Vegas
Nevada.
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Here's a list of some of my favored Movies
Godfather 1 Goodfellas Casino Streetcar named Desire
On the Waterfront
Here's a list of my favored Music
Songs by Sinatra Music with Roselli The Big
Band Era
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The most interesting part of my life is when I was a young teenager and started
on my Boxing career. I played baseball for my High school team at Grover Cleveland HS in Ridgewood, Brooklyn NY. during
the years, 1951-1955. I played football and soccer, but Boxing was my favored. I was in the Golden Gloves and boxed in the
CYO and PAL leagues. At 20 years old I joined the United States Air Force and was assigned to (SAC) and represented the
1956 Air Force Boxing Team in Japan.
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The above translates as: "At
the end of the year 1200 was a house founded in the province of Salerno, derived of the Nobles of Benevento and Brindisi and
assigned to the Nobility of Capaccio. It was represented by the Lord Vincenzo Napoli, formerly Antonio, who reesides in America."
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My Father and Me
My First
Holy Confirmation with MY Father,My Don The year 1947
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To order an autographed copy of my book title "MY FATHER MY DON" a true story with an autographed
picture of myself send a check or money order for $25.00 to: Tony Napoli, PO Box # 754009, Forest Hills NY 11375
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Anna Vitaco Napoli Mother of Jimmy(jimmy nap)Napoli picture
taken in 1944
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