Congratulations: Long Time Eastchester Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary

Lucille [Mastrobuono] and Tony Nunno celebrated their 50^th wedding anniversary at Ciao’s Restaurant this weekend with their three children George, Anthony [AJ], Andrea, their son-in-law Art Nigro and grand child Madeline. Also in attendance were close relatives and intimate family friends. 

The Nunno’s were born and raised in Eastchester, attended the local schools and met in May 1960. They were married in the Assumption Church on September 2, 1961 by Father Anthony Maltese. Both Lucille and Tony are life long residents of Eastchester and, after a 2 year military stint in Fischbach, Germany, settled and still reside in the same house on Alkamont Avenue in the north end of Eastchester. 

Lucille was an executive secretary with the Johns Manville Corporation in New York City and has been the Office Manager for the Police Tutorial Service in Eastchester for the past 28 years. While her children were in school, she was a member of the Greenvale PTA [Co-President for 2 years] and held several executive positions as a member of the Eastchester High School Home School Association. Lucille is involved with several community organizations and is a District Leader for the Eastchester Republican Party. She was presented with the distinguished Frank McGinnis award at last year’s annual dinner dance for her diligence, conscientiousness work ethic and dedication to the Party. 

Tony and his brother, Angelo, owned and successfully operated the Leewood Service Station in Eastchester for 35 years and is now a Garage Foreman with the Eastchester Highway Department. He is a member and Corresponding Secretary for the Eastchester Italian American Citizens Club and was honored by receiving the first Ambasciatore award for his hard work and dedication in promoting the Italian culture and heritage within the community and surrounding areas. Tony is an avid golfer, platform tennis enthusiast, enjoys traveling, restaurant hopping and card playing with his family and friends. 

Lucille and Tony are looking forward to their “eventual” retirement and “golden years.” They will be celebrating their anniversary with a cruise to the New England and Canadian area and look forward to more extensive traveling in the future and spending more time with their granddaughter.