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| Name | | SSN  | Date of birth | Date of death | Lived | State | Zip Code (Last Residence) | Zip Code (Lump Tax payment) |
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| PETER INFRANCA | | 115-28-4760 | October 5, 1889 | August 1, 1965 | 75 years | | | |
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| LEONARDO INFRANCA | | 053-01-3300 | April 3, 1881 | May 1, 1969 | 88 years | | 11414 | |
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| ANTONINA INFRANCA | | 061-03-8417 | July 12, 1895 | December 1, 1971 | 76 years | | 11223 | |
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| FRANK INFRANCA | | 568-12-2523 | April 22, 1911 | February 1, 1974 | 62 years | CA | 91706 (Baldwin Park, Los Angeles County) | |
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| PETER INFRANCA | | 565-14-1183 | August 16, 1914 | March 1, 1976 | 61 years | | | |
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| SALVATORE INFRANCA | | 097-18-5295 | December 19, 1886 | August 1, 1976 | 89 years | | 11208 | |
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| JENNIE INFRANCA | | 098-09-5181 | September 5, 1889 | December 1, 1979 | 90 years | | 11227 | 11419 |
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| J INFRANCA | | 108-20-0087 | January 5, 1928 | December 15, 1980 | 52 years | | | |
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| FRANK INFRANCA | | 091-32-2608 | November 24, 1910 | January 1, 1982 | 71 years | | 11379 | 11379 |
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| CONSTANCE INFRANCA | | 497-14-0043 | June 28, 1914 | December 1, 1983 | 69 years | MO | 64124 (Kansas City, Jackson County) | |
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| ANTONINA INFRANCA | | 099-03-7293 | May 7, 1892 | March 1, 1984 | 91 years | | 11208 | |
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| FRANK INFRANCA | | 495-09-5528 | November 9, 1911 | March 1, 1985 | 73 years | MO | 64124 (Kansas City, Jackson County) | |
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| MICHAEL INFRANCA | | 492-14-6376 | January 6, 1914 | June 1, 1987 | 73 years | MO | 64015 (Blue Springs, Jackson County) | |
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| FRANK INFRANCA | | 133-03-9869 | January 27, 1911 | March 17, 1988 | 77 years | FL | 34652 (New Port Richey, Pasco County) | |
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| JOSEPH INFRANCA | | 568-01-0761 | July 9, 1912 | July 4, 1988 | 75 years | CA | 90041 (Los Angeles, Los Angeles County) | |
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| GRACE INFRANCA | | 051-01-4597 | February 8, 1918 | July 12, 1990 | 72 years | | | |
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| FRANK INFRANCA | | 052-03-1713 | September 27, 1918 | July 12, 1992 | 73 years | | 11385 | |
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| ANTHONY D INFRANCA | | 553-14-4290 | August 24, 1920 | December 16, 1992 | 72 years | CA | 91030 (South Pasadena, Los Angeles County) | |
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| VIRGINIA INFRANCA | | 551-12-9264 | February 7, 1915 | September 1, 1993 | 78 years | CA | 90041 (Los Angeles, Los Angeles County) | |
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| LENA A INFRANCA | | 050-07-9180 | October 15, 1911 | June 1, 1995 | 83 years | NY | 11040 (New Hyde Park, Nassau County) | |
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| ANHTONY INFRANCA | | 088-01-5105 | August 18, 1916 | December 19, 1995 | 79 years | NY | 11758 (Massapequa, Nassau County) | |
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| PATSY M INFRANCA | | 550-07-1812 | January 28, 1911 | April 20, 1998 | 87 years | CA | 91030 (South Pasadena, Los Angeles County) | 91030 (South Pasadena, Los Angeles County) |
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| TESSIE INFRANCA | | 133-03-6475 | August 8, 1908 | March 11, 2000 | 91 years | FL | 34655 (New Port Richey, Pasco County) | |
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| FLORENCE INFRANCA | | 100-07-7958 | April 7, 1919 | November 7, 2000 | 81 years | NY | 11787 (Smithtown, Suffolk County) | |
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| MARK A INFRANCA | | 551-97-2830 | April 19, 1973 | July 16, 2004 | 31 years | | 91042 | |
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| LEONARDO J INFRANCA | | 102-32-6529 | November 21, 1942 | October 5, 2005 | 62 years | | 11379 | |
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| JACK J INFRANCA | | 050-07-9181 | January 18, 1914 | November 6, 2005 | 91 years | NY | 11040 (New Hyde Park, Nassau County) | |
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Jack J. Infranca, 91, founder of Infranca Realtors of New Hyde Park, died on Nov. 6, 2005, at Winthrop University Hospital in Mineola.
Infranca was born in Brooklyn, NY in 1911 and after marrying, moved to the new suburban community of Cambria Heights, Queens, in 1942. After entering the field of real estate brokerage, he moved his family to the Lakeville Estates area of New Hyde Park in 1959.
He started his career in 1928 as an upholsterer with the Built-Rite Baby Carriage and High Chair Company of Brooklyn where he rose to the position of upholstery foreman, and met his future wife, Lena Accardi.. The couple eloped and married in 1934, during the Great Depression. Further daring, they took a risk with borrowed family money and opened their own Baby High Chair and Juvenile Furniture Business, known as Well-Made Baby Products Co, in 1935 on Varrit St. in Brooklyn. In the early 1940s the business was moved to larger quarters on the corner of Bedford and Atlantic Avenues and finally to Sacket Street in Brooklyn. With the move to Bedford Ave., Lena left the business to devote full time to raising their two sons.
Well-Made Baby Products grew, took in two partners and successfully filled the needs of the baby-boom generation after World War II. Holding a patent on a convertible chrome baby high chair, which converted into a baby tender table and chair set, the business was sold to Infranca's former employer, Built-Rite in 1952. He then entered into a career as a real estate broker in association with John P. Bianca Real Estate of Queens Village. In 1953 he joined Vigilant Real Estate in Wantagh and in 1955 left for Bocar Real Estate on Hillside Avenue in Floral Park, Queens.
Ever the entrepreneur, in 1960, Infranca along with Bill Williams of New Hyde Park, who was also associated with Bocar Real Estate, then opened Infranca & Williams Real Estate at 926 Hillside Avenue.
After Bill Williams left real estate in 1967, Infranca established his own firm. The new firm, known as Infranca Realtors, started at 2022 Hillside Avenue. In 1971 the office was moved to 416 Hillside Avenue and Infranca turned the running of the business over to his son, John. He then retired in 1978
John Infranca later moved Infranca Realtors to 401 Jericho Turnpike in 1991 and in 1999 moved it to its current location at 1603 Hillside Avenue in association with Fanny Soisson Real Estate.
Jack and Lena Infranca were married for 62 years before Lena died in 1995. They were a devoted and inseparable couple who, when not working, enjoyed their family, church, business and community activities along with Thoroughbred horse racing, casino gaming, dining out and traveling. They celebrated their 40th and 50th Wedding Anniversaries at surprise parties given by their children and graciously catered by Willy, Rita and Karl Ruek's New Hyde Park Inn.
Infranca was a member of the Long Island Board of Realtors, the Greater New Hyde Park Chamber of Commerce and the Greater New Hyde Park Republican Club. Both Jack and Lena were active members of New Hyde Park's Cellini Lodge #2206, Order Son's of Italy in America (Jack was a charter member in 1968). Jack was also a 3rd Degree Knight in New Hyde Park Council # 2852 of the Knights of Columbus.
Remaining family members include: son, Dr. Leonard J. Infranca of Garden City; son, John J. Infranca and his wife Rosemarie of New Hyde Park; sister, Grace deNeufeld and her husband, Fred, of Howard Beach, and six grandchildren; five great grandchildren and numerous cousins, nephews and nieces. Infranca's brother Frank, an attorney, died in 1982.
Mass of the Resurrection was celebrated on Nov. 10, 2005 at Notre Dame R.C. Church in New Hyde Park. Internment was at Holy Rood Cemetery in Westbury.
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| ANNE INFRANCA | | 057-10-5201 | September 15, 1910 | July 11, 2006 | 95 years | | 11354 | |
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| PHILLIP M INFRANCA | | 497-36-3488 | December 16, 1937 | July 23, 2006 | 68 years | MO | 64118 (Gladstone, Clay County) | |
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| JOSEPHINE INFRANCA | | 552-28-2854 | February 22, 1917 | December 14, 2006 | 89 years | CA | 91384 (Val Verde, Riverside County) | |
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| LEONARD J INFRANCA | | 128-26-4798 | January 3, 1934 | April 20, 2007 | 73 years | NY | 11530 (Garden City, Nassau County) | |
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Dr. Leonard Joseph Infranca, 73, of Garden City died on April 20th, 2007 at Winthrop University Hospital. Dr. Infranca worked his entire career as an orthopedic surgeon on Long Island, first in private practice in Mineola and later as a staff surgeon for the Nassau County Police Department.
Leonard Infranca was born at home in Williamsburg, Brooklyn on January 3, 1934, the child of Jack J. Infranca and Lena (Accardi) Infranca . His family moved to Cambria Heights, Queens, in 1942, where he attended Andrew Jackson High School, graduating in 1952. He entered Queens College, and after transferring, graduated early from Hofstra University in 1955.
While attending high school and college, Infranca worked in a variety of positions, including as a Good Humor Ice Cream man on the Boardwalk in Long Beach; a clerk at Smiling Brothers Produce Stores in St. Albans, Queens and Hempstead Village; an attendant at the original Theater at Jones Beach State Park; as a Krugs' Bakery home delivery driver; and as an aide at a New York City detention center for troubled youth.
After college he moved to Chicago to attend medical school at Loyola University's Stritch School of Medicine, graduating in 1959. He completed his internship and surgical residency at Meadowbrook Hospital (now the Nassau County Medical Center) and pursued his orthopedic residency through a combined program at Meadowbrook Hospital, Nassau Hospital (now Winthrop University Hospital) and St. Charles Hospital in Port Jefferson. Infranca entered the Medical Corps of the United State Army Reserve in 1961, rising to the rank of Captain before receiving an honorable discharge in 1967.
A Diplomat of the American Board of Orthopedic Surgery and a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, Dr. Infranca was an attending physician at the Winthrop University Hospital and the Mercy Medical Center in Rockville Centre. In 1975 he invented and patented a pediatric corrective device to treat children with turned-in feet. He maintained a private practice in Mineola from 1966 until 2004 and continued to work as a full-time staff surgeon for the Nassau County Police Department until his death.
In 1966 Infranca married Lea Ann Trentalange of Garden City, New York, who at the time was a nurse at Nassau Hospital. They purchased the Garden City home of Lea Ann's parents, James T. and Ellen Trentalange, where Infranca lived until his passing. They had three children together: Leonard John, born in 1967, Lea Ellen Marie, born in 1969, and John James, born in 1977. Leonard and Lea Ann separated in 1993.
Leonard enjoyed regular vacations with family and friends at Woodloch Pines Resort in Hawley, Pennsylvania and at a summer home in Cutchogue, on the North Fork of Long Island. He was a long-time New York Islanders season ticket holder and enjoyed attending games with his two sons. He was also a fan of thoroughbred racing and an active member of the New York Racing Association's Turf and Field Club, as well as a partial owner of a thoroughbred horse named "The Dell."
Remaining family members include: son, Leonard J. Infranca and daughter-in-law Amy Elias of Plainsboro, New Jersey; daughter Lea Ellen Collins, son-in-law Kevin and grandsons Brandon and Trent also of Plainsboro, New Jersey; son John J. Infranca of Manhattan; brother John J. Infranca and wife Rosemarie of New Hyde Park; aunt, Grace deNeufeld and her husband, Fred, of Howard Beach, his long-time companion Barbara Eddington of Manhasset, and numerous cousins, nephews and nieces.
Mass of the Resurrection was celebrated on April 25, 2007 at St. Joseph's Church in Garden City. Dr. Infranca was honored by pall bearers, a color guard, bagpipers, and numerous officers from the Nassau County Police Department. The wake was held at Fairchild and Sons Funeral Home in Garden City and internment was at Holy Rood Cemetery in Westbury, where Leonard was buried with his parents.
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| JOSEPH INFRANCA | | 065-18-3790 | July 11, 1923 | January 2, 2008 | 84 years | | 11357 | |
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| TINA INFRANCA | | 555-62-6433 | November 19, 1944 | September 26, 2008 | 63 years | CA | 90041 (Los Angeles, Los Angeles County) | |
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| ANN M INFRANCA | | 052-32-5382 | November 11, 1940 | July 15, 2009 | 68 years | | 32162 | |
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| MOLLIE INFRANCA | | 565-14-8193 | June 17, 1912 | August 8, 2009 | 97 years | CA | 92057 (Oceanside, San Diego County) | |
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