Notable Brothers
- Steve Rogers, Captain, U.S. Army during WW II.
- Harvey Golub, Former CEO of American Express, Current CEO of the American International Group
- John A. Notte, Jr., Governor of Rhode Island, 1961–63
- Ralph Penza, NBC News Anchor
- Alfred Edward Santangelo, U.S. Representative from New York 18th District, 1957–63
- Al DeMao, Professional football player, Washington Redskins
- Ben Ciccone, Professional football player, Pittsburgh Steelers
- Nicholas DeCarbo, Professional football player, Pittsburgh Steelers, Head Coach Duquesne and Columbia University
- Aldo Donelli, Professional football player, Pittsburgh Steelers
- Armand Niccolai, Professional football player, Pittsburgh Steelers
- George Rado, Professional football player, Pittsburgh Steelers
- Mark Rodak, Professional football player, Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Rams, 1939-1942. Case Western University.
- Silvio Zaninelli, Professional football player, Pittsburgh Steelers
- Joe DeNardo, Emmy-winning Pittsburgh Meteorologist
- Orlando DiGirolamo, Jazz Musician
- Joey Powers, Composer / Musician, Top 10 1964 Hit "Midnight Mary"
- John Cerbone, Professional Hypnotist / Author
- Henry Mancini, Academy Award, (Honorary Member) winning musician
- Frank Sinatra, (Honorary Member), American singer and actor, from New Jersey.
- Ray Mancini, (Honorary Member) Two-time World Boxing Lightweight Champion
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