LCN 'No show/cover' Jobs

[SonnyBlackstein]

I'm interested in compiling a listing of what LCN members used as their 'no show/cover' jobs.

IE what jobs they masqueraded as holding down for the benefit of public/Tax/Fed appearance.

Think Tony Soprano waste management consultant.

I'm particularly interested in what upper management 'use/d'. EG Bellamo, Cali, Crea etc

Massino: 'Caterer/Chef' J&J Catering
DAmico: Salesman Bottled water company.
Ligambi: Waste management
Merlino: Restaurant host
Parello/Federici/D'Arco/Ianello: Restauranteurs
Riggi/Scoppo/Barone/Hot Dogs Battaglia: Union Reps.
Sciandra: Groceries
Profaci: Olive Oil
John Gotti: Plumbing supplies sales
Carmen DiNunzio: Cheese shop
Frank Guarraci: Union rep
Vinny Basciano: Beauty parlor
Peter Gotti: Pension as a garbage man
Accardo: Foxhead beer salesman
Jo Jo Pecora: Las Vegas junket sales
Angelo Bruno: Vending machine sales
John DiFronzo: real estate/car dealerships
Pete DiFronzo and Joe Andriacchi: construction
Anthony Capo: Union rep
Michael Virtuoso: Butcher
Vito grimaldi: Bakery
Perry Criscitelli: restauranteur
Frank Cali: produce markets
Gravano: construction company
Sal Catalano: bakery
Narducci: charters/fishing boats
Johnny Chang: news stand
Vincent Esposito: waste trade associations.
Sam DeCavalcante: Plumbing business
Domineco Cefalu: Bakery
Dominick Cefalu: construction
Anthony Seccafico: Union construction worker
John Roseatti: auto dealerships
Tommy Gambino: trucking/garment industry
Andrew Gigante: Union/cargo/port industry
Crea: construction
Castellano: Poultry/meat distribution. Butcher.
Mazzone: Gym trainer
Vincent Badalamenti: Electronics store
Ronald Carlucci: Mozzarella importation
Sal Montagna: metalworking company
Leonardo Rizzuto: Lawyer
Richard Canterella: Parking lots
Louis Daidone: Bagel store/Bakery.
Michael Genovese: Car Salesman
Junior Pingaro: sheet metal company
Ralphie lamatinna: Bar owner
Ralph Balsamo - Funeral Homes, owner painting company, restaurant host
John Scalish buckeye cigarette service
Maishe rockman buckeye cigarette service
Anthony MIlano mayfield import co (olive oil imports) , brotherhood loan company , richmond country club
Alfred Polizzi: Tip top brewery , buckeye catering compnay
John Demarco: Ohio Pizza company , MIceli dairy products (salesman still in business), dlb cigarette vending
Frank Brancato: Cardinal tire company
Tony Delsanter: operated the log cabin inn (bar) , national cigarette service company
Angelo lonardo: restaurateur
Jack licavoli: Construction
Victor Colletti - car service industry
Salvester (Sal) Zarzana: Carpeters union
Anthony Scotto: port electrical contractor





Who else past and present can people think of?

Thanks in advance.

EDIT: Feel free to include 'actual/real' occupations

[willychichi]

John Gotti was a plumber

[SonnyBlackstein]

I'll update my list as people post to consolidate all information.

Thanks again.

[cavita]

I think Accardo was a "salesman" for Foxhead beer

[FriendofHenry]

When Jo Jo Pecora came home from his stretch in Lexington, he was employed by Wango Caprizzi as a Las Vegas Junket sales man.
However he couldn't go to Vegas as a convicted felon. Henry also ran junkets to Vegas, but he went with his junkets

[Pogo The Clown]

Carmen DiNunzio: Cheese shop
Frank Guarraci: Union rep
Vinny Basciano: Beauty parlor
Peter Gotti: Pension as a garbage man


Pogo

[Pogo The Clown]

Angelo Bruno: Vending machine salesman (I believe that was what he was).


Pogo

[Snakes]

John DiFronzo owns a lot of real estate and had/has a lot of car dealerships. Pete DiFronzo and Joe Andriacchi have been involved in construction for year and years.

[SluggerBrawler]

I thought Gotti was a Plumbing Supplies Sales or a Plumbing Merchant rather than a Plumber.

[Rocco]

And the best on yet: Anthony Capo under testimony on his no show union job and having someone take a test for him: "I wouldn't know asbestos if I was sitting on it. lol

[FriendofHenry]

And the best on yet: Anthony Capo under testimony on his no show union job and having someone take a test for him: "I wouldn't know asbestos if I was sitting on it. lol

That is the best yet. Maybe the best ever

[Wiseguy]

Andrew Gigante had pieces of some waterfront companies but I don't recall him being a union rep. Chin's other son, Vincent Esposito, worked at one of the waste trade associations.

[santos]

Sam DeCavalcante was in the plumbing business too I believe

[TommyGambino]

Domenico Cefalu- Bakery

His cousin Dominik is with that big Montreal construction company

[Doobeez]

Frank Cali-- produce markets
Gravano was a construction company, iirc
Sal Catalano had a bakery
Narducci charters fishing boats and etc..
Johnny Chang still own that news stand?