PANTO, Anthony M. - Revision history

Randylyon at 22:34, 14 December 2015

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	Telegraph Herald, Sept. 16, 2011, p. 6A		Obituaries. ''Telegraph Herald'', Sept. 16, 2011, p. 6A


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Randylyon at 23:55, 14 October 2011

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	He served several terms as president of the Key City Coin Club, with which he became associated in 1958 and was president of the Dubuque Bowling Association. He coached the American Trust's women's softball team and the men's basketball team. He was also affiliated with [[MARIO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE]] for thirty years and created the Sicilian Salad which proved to be a best seller.		He served several terms as president of the Key City Coin Club, with which he became associated in 1958 and was president of the Dubuque Bowling Association. He coached the American Trust's women's softball team and the men's basketball team. He was also affiliated with [[MARIO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE]] for thirty years and created the Sicilian Salad which proved to be a best seller.

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			Telegraph Herald, Sept. 16, 2011, p. 6A


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Randylyon at 23:54, 14 October 2011

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	PANTO, Anthony M. (Dec. 5, 1923, Palermo, Italy--Dubuque, IA, Sept. 14, 2011). Vice-president, Operational Services-[[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. In 1991 Panto completed thirty-two years of employment with American Trust.		[[Image:Panto.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|]]PANTO, Anthony M. (Dec. 5, 1923, Palermo, Italy--Dubuque, IA, Sept. 14, 2011). Vice-president, Operational Services-[[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. In 1991 Panto completed thirty-two years of employment with American Trust.

	During [[WORLD WAR II]], Panto served in the Italian army until captured by the American Fifth Army under General George Patton. After the armistice, Panto joined the American army as a doctor's aide. He later served with the English 8th Army and received a commendation from Field Marshall Montgomery before being dispatched to assist Polish forces. After the war, Panto rejoined the Italian army and served with its Alpine troops. He moved to Dubuque in 1951.		During [[WORLD WAR II]], Panto served in the Italian army until captured by the American Fifth Army under General George Patton. After the armistice, Panto joined the American army as a doctor's aide. He later served with the English 8th Army and received a commendation from Field Marshall Montgomery before being dispatched to assist Polish forces. After the war, Panto rejoined the Italian army and served with its Alpine troops. He moved to Dubuque in 1951.

Randylyon at 23:49, 14 October 2011

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	During [[WORLD WAR II]], Panto served in the Italian army until captured by the American Fifth Army under General George Patton. After the armistice, Panto joined the American army as a doctor's aide. He later served with the English 8th Army and received a commendation from Field Marshall Montgomery before being dispatched to assist Polish forces. After the war, Panto rejoined the Italian army and served with its Alpine troops. He moved to Dubuque in 1951.		During [[WORLD WAR II]], Panto served in the Italian army until captured by the American Fifth Army under General George Patton. After the armistice, Panto joined the American army as a doctor's aide. He later served with the English 8th Army and received a commendation from Field Marshall Montgomery before being dispatched to assist Polish forces. After the war, Panto rejoined the Italian army and served with its Alpine troops. He moved to Dubuque in 1951.

	He served several terms as president of the Key City Coin Club, with which he became associated in 1958 and was president of the Dubuque Bowling Association. He coached the American Trust's women's softball team and the men's basketball team. He was also affiliated with [[MARIO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT]] for thirty years and created the Sicilian Salad which proved to be a best seller.		He served several terms as president of the Key City Coin Club, with which he became associated in 1958 and was president of the Dubuque Bowling Association. He coached the American Trust's women's softball team and the men's basketball team. He was also affiliated with [[MARIO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE]] for thirty years and created the Sicilian Salad which proved to be a best seller.


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Randylyon at 23:49, 14 October 2011

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	PANTO, Anthony M. (~~Palenno~~, Italy- ). Vice-president, Operational Services-[[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. In 1991 Panto completed thirty-two years of employment with American Trust~~. He served several terms as president of the Key City Coin Club, with which he became associated in 1958 and was president of the Dubuque Bowling Association~~.		PANTO, Anthony M. (Dec. 5, 1923, Palermo, Italy--Dubuque, IA, Sept. 14, 2011). Vice-president, Operational Services-[[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. In 1991 Panto completed thirty-two years of employment with American Trust.

	During [[WORLD WAR II]], Panto served in the Italian army until captured by the American Fifth Army under General George Patton. After the armistice, Panto joined the American army as a doctor's aide. He later served with the English 8th Army and received a commendation from Field Marshall Montgomery before being dispatched to assist Polish forces. After the war, Panto rejoined the Italian army and served with its Alpine troops. He moved to Dubuque in 1951.		During [[WORLD WAR II]], Panto served in the Italian army until captured by the American Fifth Army under General George Patton. After the armistice, Panto joined the American army as a doctor's aide. He later served with the English 8th Army and received a commendation from Field Marshall Montgomery before being dispatched to assist Polish forces. After the war, Panto rejoined the Italian army and served with its Alpine troops. He moved to Dubuque in 1951.

			He served several terms as president of the Key City Coin Club, with which he became associated in 1958 and was president of the Dubuque Bowling Association. He coached the American Trust's women's softball team and the men's basketball team. He was also affiliated with [[MARIO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT]] for thirty years and created the Sicilian Salad which proved to be a best seller.


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Randylyon at 01:45, 17 March 2010

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	PANTO, Anthony M. (Palenno, Italy- ). Vice-president, Operational Services-[[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. In 1991 Panto completed thirty-two years of employment with American Trust. He ~~has~~ served several terms as president of the Key City Coin Club, with which he became associated in 1958, and ~~had been~~ president of the Dubuque Bowling Association.		PANTO, Anthony M. (Palenno, Italy- ). Vice-president, Operational Services-[[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. In 1991 Panto completed thirty-two years of employment with American Trust. He served several terms as president of the Key City Coin Club, with which he became associated in 1958 and was president of the Dubuque Bowling Association.

	During ~~World War~~ II Panto served in the Italian army until captured by the American Fifth Army under General George Patton. After the armistice, Panto joined the American army as a doctor's aide. He later served with the English 8th Army and received a commendation from Field Marshall Montgomery before being dispatched to assist Polish forces. After the war, Panto rejoined the Italian army and served with its Alpine troops. He moved to Dubuque in 1951.		During [[WORLD WAR II]], Panto served in the Italian army until captured by the American Fifth Army under General George Patton. After the armistice, Panto joined the American army as a doctor's aide. He later served with the English 8th Army and received a commendation from Field Marshall Montgomery before being dispatched to assist Polish forces. After the war, Panto rejoined the Italian army and served with its Alpine troops. He moved to Dubuque in 1951.

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Randylyon at 21:55, 23 December 2009

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	During World War II Panto served in the Italian army until captured by the American Fifth Army under General George Patton. After the armistice, Panto joined the American army as a doctor's aide. He later served with the English 8th Army and received a commendation from Field Marshall Montgomery before being dispatched to assist Polish forces. After the war, Panto rejoined the Italian army and served with its Alpine troops. He moved to Dubuque in 1951.		During World War II Panto served in the Italian army until captured by the American Fifth Army under General George Patton. After the armistice, Panto joined the American army as a doctor's aide. He later served with the English 8th Army and received a commendation from Field Marshall Montgomery before being dispatched to assist Polish forces. After the war, Panto rejoined the Italian army and served with its Alpine troops. He moved to Dubuque in 1951.

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Randylyon at 04:13, 24 December 2008

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	During World War II Panto served in the Italian army until captured by the American Fifth Army under General George Patton. After the armistice, Panto joined the American army as a doctor's aide. He later served with the English 8th Army and received a commendation from Field Marshall Montgomery before being dispatched to assist Polish forces. After the war, Panto rejoined the Italian army and served with its Alpine troops. He moved to Dubuque in 1951.		During World War II Panto served in the Italian army until captured by the American Fifth Army under General George Patton. After the armistice, Panto joined the American army as a doctor's aide. He later served with the English 8th Army and received a commendation from Field Marshall Montgomery before being dispatched to assist Polish forces. After the war, Panto rejoined the Italian army and served with its Alpine troops. He moved to Dubuque in 1951.

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PANTO, Anthony M. (Palenno, Italy- ). Vice-president, Operational Services-[[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. In 1991 Panto completed thirty-two years of employment with American Trust. He has served several terms as president of the Key City Coin Club, with which he became associated in 1958, and had been president of the Dubuque Bowling Association.

During World War II Panto served in the Italian army until captured by the American Fifth Army under General George Patton. After the armistice, Panto joined the American army as a doctor's aide. He later served with the English 8th Army and received a commendation from Field Marshall Montgomery before being dispatched to assist Polish forces. After the war, Panto rejoined the Italian army and served with its Alpine troops. He moved to Dubuque in 1951.