Joe Gallo

1929–1972 (age 43)

Mobster

Biography

Joe Gallo was a notable figure whose life intersected with significant events of the twentieth century. His story is part of the complex history of organized crime in America, a subject of historical interest and study.

He is buried at Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, where his grave remains a point of historical reference for those interested in this era of American history.

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