Members of the recently disbanded Sicilian-American Society gathered outside the Foley Cancer Center to present a check for $38,150 to benefit cancer patients at Rutland Regional Medical Center.
Founded in 1927, the Sicilian-American Society was a formal way for Italian immigrants to provide support to those who recently immigrated to the United States. Long-time member of the club, Guido Rotella, 97 explained, "The first members of the Sicilian-American Society... came to America, a few at a time seeking a better life for themselves and future generations.
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