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Gargano
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Brother of Peppino and Gino Gargano, who also owned Italian restaurants in Madison.
Property / research note: Brother of Peppino and Gino Gargano, who also owned Italian restaurants in Madison. / rank
 
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Property / research note: Brother of Peppino and Gino Gargano, who also owned Italian restaurants in Madison. / reference
 
reference URL: https://www.cressfuneralservice.com/obituary/Biagio-Gargano
retrieved: 3 January 2021
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Came to Madison in 1960; by 1962 had a pizzeria, Guiseppe's, near the corner of Randall and University avenues, which he soon moved to State Street as Gargano's.
Property / research note: Came to Madison in 1960; by 1962 had a pizzeria, Guiseppe's, near the corner of Randall and University avenues, which he soon moved to State Street as Gargano's. / rank
 
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Property / research note: Came to Madison in 1960; by 1962 had a pizzeria, Guiseppe's, near the corner of Randall and University avenues, which he soon moved to State Street as Gargano's. / reference
 
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Ran Gargano's on State Street 'for years', opened the Monastery at 401 E. Washington Ave. in 1980 and ran it until he fell seriously ill in 1994; recovered by Nov. 1996 and, 'sick and tired of retirement', planned Pizzeria Bellini for early 1998.
Property / research note: Ran Gargano's on State Street 'for years', opened the Monastery at 401 E. Washington Ave. in 1980 and ran it until he fell seriously ill in 1994; recovered by Nov. 1996 and, 'sick and tired of retirement', planned Pizzeria Bellini for early 1998. / rank
 
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Property / research note: Ran Gargano's on State Street 'for years', opened the Monastery at 401 E. Washington Ave. in 1980 and ran it until he fell seriously ill in 1994; recovered by Nov. 1996 and, 'sick and tired of retirement', planned Pizzeria Bellini for early 1998. / reference
 
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Born in Sicily; became a U.S. citizen in April 1965, when he lived at 2934 Milwaukee St. and ran a pizza shop at 435 State St.
Property / research note: Born in Sicily; became a U.S. citizen in April 1965, when he lived at 2934 Milwaukee St. and ran a pizza shop at 435 State St. / rank
 
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December 2012
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Latest revision as of 18:27, 26 October 2026

owner of Gargano's Pizzeria, The Monastery and Bellini, Madison
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Biagio Gargano
owner of Gargano's Pizzeria, The Monastery and Bellini, Madison

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    Gargano
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    Brother of Peppino and Gino Gargano, who also owned Italian restaurants in Madison.
    2 references
    stated in
    Gargano's Pizzeria (madpizza.wiki, 5 Oct 2021)
    reference URL
    https://www.cressfuneralservice.com/obituary/Biagio-Gargano
    retrieved
    3 January 2021
    Came to Madison in 1960; by 1962 had a pizzeria, Guiseppe's, near the corner of Randall and University avenues, which he soon moved to State Street as Gargano's.
    1 reference
    stated in
    Doug Moe: Gino's at 50 (madison.com, 5 Jul 2013)
    Ran Gargano's on State Street 'for years', opened the Monastery at 401 E. Washington Ave. in 1980 and ran it until he fell seriously ill in 1994; recovered by Nov. 1996 and, 'sick and tired of retirement', planned Pizzeria Bellini for early 1998.
    1 reference
    stated in
    Gargano revives pizza business (WSJ, 17 Dec 1997, p. 19)
    Born in Sicily; became a U.S. citizen in April 1965, when he lived at 2934 Milwaukee St. and ran a pizza shop at 435 State St.
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