Jun 04, 2014
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by Valeria Fanelli
Barbara Cattabriga lived in Italy her entire life. She traveled the word, but didn't experience a life abroad. Not until July 2012.
It was an ordinary day in Modena, when she received the news that her husband Roberto Rossi was offered a job position in the U.S. and the family would have moved to Chicago, for a new exciting experience.
Source: http://italiansinchicago.com
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