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Curriculum Vitae

From:    "c.dicianno" <c.diciannotin.it> Subject:    notizie Date:    Fri, 27 Nov 2009 14:59:56 +0100 gentile Mark non so se possono interessarti queste notizie. queste pagine sono il curriculum del Dottor Giovanni Perilli  pubblicato sul libro : Per una Vita più sana, più efficiente più gaia.... possibilmente più lunga, Edizioni Difesa Sociale Roma anno 1942. un saluto Concetta diCianno

Rough computer translation: I don't know if you have an interest in this:  these pages are the resume of Doctor Giovanni Perilli published on the book: "For a healthier Life, more efficient, more cheerful.... maybe longer" "Edizioni Difesa Sociale Roma" year 1942.

• 1902-1915
• 1916-1924
• 1925-1934
• 1935-1940
• 1941-1948

1883 - Birth in San Pietro Avellana

Date sent:         Sat, 13 Dec 2003 19:33:16 +0100 From:               alfonso di sanza  <alfonsodisanzadalenayahoo.it> Subject:            Mariani Mark On your family tree on the Internet I've found Agata d'Alena and her mother Aurora Mariani. This summer I found in the ecclesiastical records in S.Pietro:  Aurora Mariani (b. S. Pietro Avellana 1827) to be the daughter of D. Giuseppe and D. Concetta di Cianno. She had three brothers and two sisters: Giovanni Battista (b. 1825), Clorinda Eugenia (b. 1830), Berardino Antonio (b. 1832), Gennaro Antonio (b. 1834), Sofia Antonia (b. 1837). I hope this information will be helpful to you. Alfonso

1880 ca Dr. Perilli's father - Dr. Eugenio Perillli

Dott. Eugenio Perilli (1840-1895)
father of Dott. Giovanni Perilli
Frontspiece from the book Vita più Sana
Scans of part of the book sent to me in Aug 2012 by great-granddaughter, Daniela Badiali.

1915 - Prisoner of War in Slovenia during WWI

Date:            Wed, 10 Jan 2007 15:55:08 +0100 From:            Blaz Vurnik <Blaz.Vurnikmm-lj.si> Subject:         dr. Giovanni Perilli Dear Mark, I found your interesting page about Dr. Giovanni Perilli and I have some information you might find interesting and of course I also have some questions. I am a curator at the City Museum of Ljubljana in Slovenia. Perilli appeared in my research of Italian POW's in Ljubljana (Italian name Lubiana) during the First World War. He was a military medical doctor on the Isonzo front and when he was captured by Austrian forces, he was sent to Ljubljana, where he spent most of the war taking care for wounded and sick Italian POW's. After the war he wrote an article about his experience in Ljubljana and published it in the newspaper Il Giornale dei Ragazzi. Unfortunately I do not have information when it was published. I only have the Slovenian translation of this article which was published in 1941 when Italian forces occupied Ljubljana (1941-1943). At that time Perilli was a lieutenant colonel and health inspector in Rome. In his article he mentions unpublished memoirs of Maria Bonnini Rossi. My question is if you have any contact with Perilli's descendants who might have an archive with date of his original mentioned article, copy of M.B. Rossi's memoirs and possible any photographs of Perilli in Ljubljana during the great war. Or maybe you have any photos of him? Attached is a photo of a part of an article because there is a photo in it. Article is bad photographed; I took it in a library just to have it for a reference.   Kind regards Blaz   Bla  Vurnik M.A. Senior curator City Museum of Ljubljana Gosposka 15 1000 Ljubljana Slovenia e-mail: blaz.vurnikmm-lj.si www.mm-lj.si

Blaz, You wrote me the email below two years ago asking about Dr. Giovanni Perilli. Our family group has continued our research and we have found some additional information about Dr. Perilli. This is the only new information that we found since our earlier emails. A cousin in Rome, Concetta diCianno, found a book that Perilli wrote in 1942. In that book, there is a Curriculum Vitae of Perilli. We have just started to study the information to see if it helps us locate any descendants of Perilli. Mark DiVecchio

Subject:         RE: dr. Giovanni Perilli Date:            Mon, 30 Nov 2009 09:28:16 +0100 From:            Blaž Vurnik <Blaz.Vurnikmestnimuzej.si> Dear Mark, Thank you a lot for this information. The CV says that Perilli was in Ljubljana (Lubiana) only in 1915. Next record for 1916 sets him to Mauthausen, which makes logic, because most POW's were sent from Ljubljana's quarantine to bigger camp in Mauthausen. I am not sure because the second part of the word in the last row of the first page is blurred, but I think it says that he treated >dei colerosi< - those who fell sick with cholera. Cholera was a common thing at Ljubljana's castle at that time because there was not enough fresh water for all the prisioners. Actually the year after he left Ljubljana, Italian POW's built the entire infrastructure for pipelines from the city to the castle hill which is (part of it and modernized) still in use today at the castle. Kind regards Blaz blaz.vurnikmestnimuzej.si

1919 - Arrival

1919 - Marriage to Lina Frazzini

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1919 - Arrival

30 Dec 1919 arrival via New York on the Pesaro, travelling with his wife Lina Frazzini. Both lines are stamped "DIPLOMAT". He was 36y, she was 23y. Destination was the Italian Embassy in Washington, D.C.

1922 July

1922 Aug

19??

Giovanni Alessandro Luigi Perilli Dottor Perilli, fratello del Giudice. Faceva il Medico di bordo sulle navi. Foto spedita da lui al Barone D'Alena. Doctor Perilli, brother of the judge. He was a ship's Doctor. Photo sent by him to the Baroness D'Alena. A comment on the d'Alena family : they were a very wealthy family in San Pietro. Before the destruction of 1943, they had a very big house near the church. Giovanni's brother was a judge.. The reference to the Baroness D'Alena may be to their mother. Their father, Eugenio, was a medical doctor.

1922 - Denver, CO

Prospero Frazzini, Dr. Giovanni Perilli, Noce diGiacomo Original photo ©Franklin Smith, used with permission Date:            Fri, 14 Jan 2005 19:22:47 -0800 From:            Franklin Smith <photojournalistmalibuonline.com> Subject:         Lost and found Hello everyone I was going through some pictures an hour ago, and came across some shots I knew I had but had misplaced. Here is one of my favorites, but I need to work on it when I have time. It should be alot more clear. Here we have Prospero with the usual cigar on the left, Major and Doctor Perilli in the middle, and I think its Cesare on the right. Notice Prospero's medal, and Cesare's has a similar type ribbon. You can't see it very well in the shot, but Prospero has some serious heels on his shoes. The house behind could be Prospero's, but not the front.  There is brickwork along the bottom that should help identify it. My guess is that this shot is around 1922. If I could find Lina's descendents you can imagine the pictures she would have. Maybe some that include the King. Who knows. As with all the pictures I send out they are for family private use only, and anybody looking for a commercial application should contact me. Happy New Year . Franklin Date:            Sat, 15 Jan 2005 07:43:24 -0800 From:            Franklin Smith <photojournalistmalibuonline.com> Subject:         Fw: Lost and found Just woke-up, and have come to the startling conclusion that the third man in the picture I just sent was not Cesare, but Noce DiGiacomo. The Italian historian, and publisher of La Stella, a Italian paper he started in Denver around 1885 before the Frazzini Brothers arrived. He also started Columbus day in the US, was active in Denver politics, and a friend of Dr Perilli who wrote about him in his book. The medal cross Prospero is wearing could possibly be a symbol of his knighthood which as you can see Dr Perilli has possibly the same one (he was also knighted) in the huge display he is wearing. Many of those medals were probably acquired during WW1 when it is rumored he attended to Mussolini who spent a lot of time in the hospital. I hope you are all enjoying this. I do some of my best detective work when I sleep.  Ciao   Franklin

1924 - Daughter Ines Perilli

1930's - Son Eugenio Perilli

Eugenio Perilli Original photo ©Franklin Smith, used with permission From Franklin Smith The following picture is of Eugene Perilli, the son of Lina and Giovanni. I would guess that it was taken just before his death at the hands of the Nazi's while trying to escape German occupied Italy during WW2. This story comes from my aunt Julia. Eugene appears to be in his middle twenties which would coincide with when his parents where married. Eugene had at least one other sibling, a sister, but it's possible there were more children.  It is unknown if Eugene was married, or had any children of his own. He looks a lot like his father.

We have learned a little bit more about Eugenio Perilli with the help of Concetta diCianno. Read about it below where I talk about the quest to find Giovanni's grave.

1930's - Denver

I don't have a date or newspaper  for this clipping. Notice that it mentions his time as a POW. At this point, he was a Major in the Italian Army.

1930's - Photo of Lina Frazzini Perilli

Lina Frazzini
1903 ca
Photo © Copyright by Franklin Smith. Used with permission.

1938 - Ship's Doctor

1940-44 - Italy

1946 Dr. Perilli and his daughter, Ines, Roma, Italia

Dr. Giovanni Perilli and daughter Ines
Photo sent to me in Jul 2012 by granddaughter, Daniela Badiali.

1950 Dr. Giovanni Perilli

Dott. Giovanni Perilli
Photo sent to me in Aug 2012 by granddaughter, Daniela Badiali

Dr. Giovanni Perilli and wife, Lina Frazzini, Roma, Italia
Photo sent to me in Jul 2012 by granddaughter, Daniela Badiali.

1951 - Newspaper Article

Until I found this article, we had not known if Dr. Perilli had even survived WWII. More about the Andrea Gritti.

Frankin Smith wrote in Oct of 2006:

Giovanni would have been 69 years old in 51, and his home was in Rome where Lina still lived with their daughter. He may have been in the Army medical corps in WW2? But certainly a doctor with a Rome residence. I would guess he is burried in Rome where Lina later died.

1952-53 - Andrea Gritti

1956 - Death of Dr. Perilli

1978 - Death of Lina Frazzini

2009 Research help from Concetta diCianno

Cara Concetta,  Mio cugino, Franklin Smith, che è il grande-nipote di Prospero Frazzini  sta tentando di trovare sua grande-zia, Lina Frazzini.  Lina Frazzini, la figlia di Prospero Frazzini, sposato Dott. Giovanni Perilli e si trasferì ad Italia. Loro vissero a Roma.  Franklin sta tentando di trovare i bambini di Lina e Giovanni. Lui è cercando il suo luogo di sepoltura.  Lei sa di alcun modo di scoprire informazioni su Lina Frazzini e Giovanni Perilli? ciao. Marco	To:    "c.dicianno" <c.diciannotin.it> Subject:    Dott Giovanni Perilli e Lina Frazzini Date:    Tue, 15 Dec 2009 18:54:01 -0800 Dear Concetta, My cousin, Franklin Smith, who is the great-grandson of Prospero Frazzini,  is trying to find his grand-aunt, Lina Frazzini.  Lina Frazzini, the daughter of Prospero Frazzini, married Dr. Giovanni Perilli and moved to Italy. They lived in Rome.  Franklin has been trying to find the children of Lina and Giovanni. He is looking for her place of burial.  Do you know of any way to find out information about Lina Frazzini and Giovanni  Perilli? ciao. Mark
From:    "c.dicianno" <c.diciannotin.it> Subject:    Re: Dott Giovanni Perilli e Lina Frazzini Date:    Wed, 16 Dec 2009 19:08:16 +0100 gentile mark a Natale vado  a San Pietro spero di poter contattare qualcuno che ne può sapere qualcosa di Frazzini Lina e figli , anch'io mi sono incuriosita a cercare un pò di storia su di loro, ti farò sapere. un saluto e auguri per le feste natalizie conci	Dear Mark, Over Christmas I will go to San Pietro. I hope to be able to contact someone that might know something of  Frazzini Lina and children, also I am curious to look for a little of history on them, I will let you know. Regards and wishes for the Christmas holidays Conci
From:    "c.dicianno" <c.diciannotin.it> Subject:    perilli g. e lina frazzini Date:    Thu, 14 Jan 2010 18:48:09 +0100 gentile mark. ti invio risposta  dal cimitero verano di Roma  circa i perilli e G. e Frazzini Lina ---- Gent.ma Sig.ra Di Cianno, da ricerche effettuate nei Registri Cimiteriali le salme del Sig.Perilli Giovanni e della Sig.ra Frazzini Nicolina sono tumulate presso il Cimitero Verano: - Loculo adulti interno, Riquadro 69, piano primo, passaggio 2, fila 05, n°16. Mentre per quello che concerne la salma della Sig.ra Perilli non disponendo di riferimenti, è più difficoltoso individuarla. Comunque una Salma che potrebbe corrispondere (nata il 02/04/'24- dec. il 18/07/'94) si trova tumulata nel medesimo Cimitero, in Tomba intestata BADIALI - Zona Vecchio Reparto a Sinistra dell'ingresso Repositorio, n° 6.	Dear Mark, I send you the answer from the Cimitero Monumentale del Verano in Roma about Perilli Giovanni and Frazzini Lina --- Dear Mrs. DiCianno, From searches done in the Cemetery Registers, the bodies of  Sig. Perilli Giovanni and of Mrs. Frazzini Nicolina are buried in the Cemetery Verano: - Loculo Adulti Interno, Riquadro 69, first area,  passage 2, row 05, number 16. While for what pertains to the grave of Mrs. Perilli not having references, it is more difficult to locate her. However a body that could correspond (born 02/04 / 1924 - Dec. 18/07 / 1994) to it is found buried in the same Cemetery,  in a grave labeled BADIALI - Zona Vecchio Reparto to the left of the entry Repositorio, number 6.
cara Concetta, Grazie. Chi è Nicolina Frazzini? Anche Lina Frazzini nacque giugno 1897. ciao. Mark	To:    "c.dicianno" <c.diciannotin.it> Subject:    Re: perilli g. e lina frazzini Date:    Thu, 14 Jan 2010 20:44:40 -0800 dear Concetta, Thanks. Who is Nicolina Frazzii? Also, Lina Frazzini was born in 1897. ciao. Mark
cara Concetta. È possibile quel Nicolina Frazzini = Lina Frazzini (moglie di Giovanni Perilli)? ciao. Marco	To:    "c.dicianno" <c.diciannotin.it> Subject:    Re: Fw: perilli g. e lina frazzini Date:    Fri, 15 Jan 2010 09:18:10 -0800 Dear Concetta, It is possible that Nicolina Frazzini is the same person as Lina Frazzini (wife of Giovanni Perilli)? ciao. Mark
Marco. francamenete non lo so se sono la stessa persona , proverò a chiedere ciao conci	Mark, Frankly, I don't know if it is the same person, I will try to ask ciao. Conci.
È possibile che la tomba di BIDIALI  è un figlio / figlia di Giovanni e Lina?	To:    "c.dicianno" <c.diciannotin.it> Subject:    Re: perilli g. e lina frazzini Date:    Fri, 15 Jan 2010 09:23:59 -0800 Is is possible that the grave of BIDIALE is a son/daughter of Giovanni and Lina?
From:    "c.dicianno" <c.diciannotin.it> Subject:    Re: perilli g. e lina frazzini Date:    Fri, 15 Jan 2010 22:41:39 +0100 secondo me dovrebbe essere la tomba di Ines frazzini  figlia di Lina per la quale avevo chiesto informazioni , ma non sapevo la data di nascita, forse sposata con un Badiali ?	Concetta wrote: I believe it should be the grave of Ines Frazzini, daughter of Lina, for whom I had asked information, but I didn't know the date of birth, perhaps she married a Badiali?
From:    "c.dicianno" <c.diciannotin.it> Subject:    Re: perilli ines Date:    Sat, 16 Jan 2010 11:55:33 +0100 da ulteriori informazioni ho saputo che lina era conosciuta solo con il nome di Lina, che la Figlia Ines Perilli avrebbe sposato forse un Badiali che corrisponderebbe  quindi alla tomba di cui si parla precedentemente e che la signora Ines ha avuo una figlia di cui non si ricordano il nome e che forse potrebbe essere vivente. un saluto ciao	Concetta wrote: from further information I have known that Lina was known only by the name of Lina, that her daughter Ines Perilli would perhaps have married a Badiali that it would correspond therefore to the grave of which we previously spoke and that Mrs Ines has had a daughter of whom the name is not remembered and that might be still alive. Regards, bye.
cara Concetta, Lei chiede del Cimitero la data di morte e data di sepoltura per Giovanni Perilli e Lina Frazzini? È esso possibile che le informazioni su Ines Perilli Badiali contiene il nome di un figlio o figlia di Badiali? ciao. Mark	To: "c.dicianno" <c.diciannotin.it> Sent: Friday, February 05, 2010 12:16 AM Subject: Re: Dott Giovanni Perilli e Lina Frazzini Can you ask of the Cemetery for the date of death and date of burial for Giovanni Perilli and Lina Frazzini? Is it possible that the information about Ines Perilli Badiali contains the name of a son or daughter of Badiali?
From:    "c.dicianno" <c.diciannotin.it> Subject:    Re: Dott Giovanni Perilli e Lina Frazzini Date:    Fri, 12 Feb 2010 11:40:00 +0100 gentile mark ho fatto richiesta al cimitero verano di roma ma  ancora non mi rispondono, comunque sono riuscita a contattare una signora che ha conosciuto  Ines Perilli e mi ha detto che aveva una figlia che si chiama BADIALI DANIELA però non sa se questa è ancora viva , dovrebbe avere tra i 50 o 60 anni, ora questa signora ha perso i contatti. un saluto concetta	Dear Mark, I have made application to the cimitero Verano in Roma but they have not yet answered me. However I have succeeded in contacting a lady that knew Ines Perilli and she has told me that she had a daughter named BADIALI DANIELA, however she doesn't know if DANIELA is still living, she would be between 50 or 60 years old.  This lady has now lost contact with DANIELA. Regards, Concetta

From:    "c.dicianno" <c.diciannotin.it> Subject:    Re: Dott Giovanni Perilli e Lina Frazzini Date:    Mon, 8 Mar 2010 15:15:22 +0100 gentile mark ti allego foto delle tombe di Perilli -Frazzini e Ines Badiali, un saluto conceta

gentile mark ti do le ultime notizie riferite a Eugenio perilli Notizie PERILLI Eugenio : nato 1920  dec.1953 . Si trova sepolto nel Cimitero Verano di Roma,  Ubicato al  Riquadro 60 - Primo Piano Balconata 1 n. 28 Fila 02 saluti concetta di cianno	Dear Mark, I give you the last reported news about Eugenio Perilli    PERILLI Eugenio: born 1920 died.1953. He is found buried in the Cimitero Verano di Roma,  Ubicato al  Riquadro 60 - Primo Piano Balconata 1 n. 28 Fila 02 Regards, Concetta

Information from Granddaughter, Daniela Badiali

Badiali, Daniela 00199 Roma ITALY Dear Daniela; I received your name and address from my cousin Concetta diCianno. She called you on the telephone in March. First, I must apologize for this poor translation into Italian. I do not speak Italian and I use a computer program to perform the translation. About me - my mother, Benilda Frazzini, is from the town of San Pietro Avellana. She was born in 1912 and came to the United States in 1926. She died in 2007. I started my genealogy research about 9 years ago. I learned about my family and then I learned more about other families from San Pietro Avellana. Here in the United States, in the state of Colorado, Prospero Frazzini was a famous banker. He owned the Italian-American Bank. He was married three times, to Julia Rollins, to Eugenia Milano, and to Emma Nestor. With Julia Rollins, he had three daughters - Lina, Antonia, and Teresa. Antonia died as a baby. Teresa married Amedo Jacovetta and they had three daughters - Julia, Marie and Antonetta. Antonetta married Franklin E. Smith II. The son of Franklin E. Smith and Antonetta, also has the name Franklin E. Smith III. I met Franklin about 8 years ago. He was searching for information about Lina, the daughter of Prospero. He was told by his aunt Julia that Lina married Giovanni Perilli and moved to Italy. They lived in Roma. That is all that Franklin knew about Lina. Perilli was famous. He was a doctor and he wrote a book about the Italians in Colorado. Franklin knew that Giovanni and Lina had one son, Eugenio. Franklin also knew that they had one daughter but he did not know her name. My cousin, Concetta diCianno, helped me search in Roma for Perilli and found their grave in the Cimitero del Verano di Roma. At the same location, Concetta found the grave of Ines Perilli and Valerio Badiali. Franklin and I know nothing about the life of Giovanni and Lina after the time that they moved to Italy. We would like to learn about them, their children and see photographs. grazie e ciao.  Mark25 May 2010 Mark DiVecchio Badiali, Daniela 00199 Roma ITALY Cara Daniela.    Io ricevetti il Suo nome ed indirizzo dal mio cugino Concetta diCianno. Lei La chiamò sul telefono a marzo.    Prima, io devo scusarmi per questa traduzione povera nell'italiano. Io non parlo italiano ed io uso un programma di computer per compiere la traduzione.    Circa me - mia madre, Benilda Frazzini è dalla città di San Pietro Avellana. Lei nacque nel 1912 e venne agli Stati Uniti nel 1926. Lei morì nel 2007. Io avviai approssimativamente 9 anni fa la mia ricerca di genealogia. Io imparai su famiglia mia e poi io imparai più sulle altre famiglie da San Pietro Avellana.   Qui negli Stati Uniti, nello stato di Colorado, Prospero Frazzini era banchiere famoso. Lui possedette la Banca Italiano-Americana. Lui si sposò tre volte, a Julia Rollins, ad Eugenia Milano ed ad Emma Nestor.    Con Julia Rollins, lui aveva tre figlie - Lina, Antonia, e Teresa. Antonia morì come un bambino.    Teresa si sposò Amedo Jacovetta e loro avevano tre figlie - Julia, Marie ed Antonetta. Antonetta si sposò Franklin E. Smith II.    Il figlio di Franklin E. Smith ed Antonetta, anche ha il nome Franklin E. Smith III.     Io incontrai approssimativamente 8 anni fa Franklin. Lui stava cercando informazioni su Lina, la figlia di Prospero. Lui fu detto dalla sua zia Julia che Lina si sposò Giovanni Perilli e si trasferì ad Italia. Loro vissero in Roma. Quello è tutto quello Franklin conobbe Lina.    Perilli era famoso. Lui era un dottore e lui scrisse un libro sugli italiani in Colorado.    Franklin seppe che Giovanni e Lina avevano un figlio, Eugenio. Franklin seppe anche che loro avevano una figlia ma lui non conobbe il suo nome.    Mio cugino, Concetta il diCianno, mi aiutò a percorrere in Roma per Perilli e trovò la loro tomba nel Cimitero del Verano di Roma. Alla stessa ubicazione, Concetta trovò la tomba di Ines Perilli e Valerio Badiali.    Lei può leggere le lettere che Concetta mi ha spedito sulla mia pagina web su Perilli.    Franklin ed io non sappiamo niente la vita di Giovanni e Lina dopo la durata che loro si trasferirono ad Italia. Gradiremmo imparare circa loro, i loro bambini e vede fotografie.    grazie e ciao.  Mark

In Jun of 2012, I got a reply from Daniela: 21 Jun 2012 Dear Mark, I'm sorry but last year I was very, very ill. Now I feel a little better. I'm ready for you. Please write to me Thanks, Daniela. In the letter, she sent me several photos. A 1946 and 1950 photos of Dr. Perilli are earlier on this page. Right below is another photo.

Badiali Family in 1968 1968 Lina Frazzini Perilli Ines Perilli Badiali Valerio Badiali Daniela Badiali Photo sent to me in Jul 2012 by Dr. Perilli's granddaughter, Daniela Badiali.

Badiali Daniela 00139 ROMA ITALY cara Daniela, I received your letters with the photos of your grandfather Giovanni Perilli. I have scanned them into my computer and am returning them to you. I will add the photos to my web page. I hope that your health is very much improved since last year. I am very happy that we can write to each other. I have a special place in my heart for San Pietro Avellana and the history of the town. Giovanni Perilli and Prospero Frazzini were two of the most important Italians in Denver in the early 1900's. When I started my genealogy research, I did not know of them. I first learned about Prospero Frazzini and then I learned about Giovanni Perilli. Franklin Smith, is the grandson of Teresa Frazzini, the sister of Lina. Franklin did not know anything about what happened to Lina and Giovanni. With the help that I received from Concetta diCianno, she sent me photos of the tombstone of Giovanni and Lina Perilli and of your mother and father. I am interested in learning about the life of Giovanni Perilli and Lina Frazzini in Italy.  With information that you can send to me, we can make my Internet web page a special monument to Giovanni Perilli. Do you have email?  My email is markd@silogic.com I am happy that you know English. My mother and father came to USA when they were children. They learned English but they only spoke Italian to their parents - to the children (me and my two sisters) they spoke English. Where did you learn English? ciao. Mark

Date:    Fri, 10 Aug 2012 20:28:36 +0200 Dear Mark, I’d like very much that you write in your internet website about my Doctor Surgeon (specialized in general pathology) Claudio Gabrielli to do a comparison and a parallelism with my Grandfather Giovanni Perilli. I’d like you write how my doctor is a stakhanovite as Giovanni Perilli was. Please tell how the doctor Gabrielli save my life for three times. He is DOCTOR of 4° and 5° floor of “Casa di Cura” of “Policlinico Italia”. This is my “THANKYOU” to the Doctor who saved my life. He is, as my loved Grand Father, of whom I’m sending to you some pages of his curriculum vitae and a picture. I hope you understand that I am proud that my Grandfather was in love with his mission of Doctor as I’m proud of my doctor Claudio Gabrielli that gave me and he is giving right now the most precious gift: MY LIFE. Thank you Mark, bye bye, in september with other news Kisses Donna Daniela Badiali She included two more photos and scans of part a book by Dr. Perilli titled "Vita più Sana", in English "A Healthier Life".