Vito Bonventre

1875–1930 (age 55)

Biography

Vito Bonventre’s life, though not widely documented, is marked by the quiet dignity of those who sought a better future in the ever-changing landscape of New York.

He rests today among others at Calvary Cemetery, his memory living on through the loved ones and communities who remember him with respect.

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