Victor Anfuso

1905–1966 (age 61)

Politician

Biography

Victor Anfuso served the public as a dedicated politician, advocating for the needs of his constituents and bringing practical attention to community concerns.

He rests at St. John Cemetery, where his commitment to civic duty is still recalled with admiration.

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