The Sacrifices They Made

October 28, 2024

About the author:
Celine Rose Mariotti is an accomplished writer whose work has appeared in magazines all over the USA, Canada, England, Scotland, Australia and India. Some of those magazines include: Night Roses, Green’s Magazine, Poet’s Review, Poet’s Art, Tombigbee, Offerings, Poets at Work, Hindu Young World, Magnolia Quarterly, Lone Stars Magazine, Poetsespresso, Artifacts, Quantum Leap, Frost Fire Worlds, Children’s Magazine of India, Tigershark Publishing, Atlantean Publishing, Pink Chameleon, FreeXpression, Northern Stars Magazine, Creative Inspirations, Utopia Science Fiction Magazine, Poesis, Rainy Day Poems and many more. Bewildering Stories has published some of her poems and excerpts from some of her books. Shemom has published some of her poems. Altered Reality Magazine has published several of her poems as well as an ongoing serial “Snow Monster From Uranus.” She has had several books published: “Olivia MacAllister, Who Are You?”. Another book is “I’m Too Young to be President” published by Clayborn Press of Arizona. “Leapy the Frog” was published by Magbooks of HongKong. WriteWords.com published “I Have a Friend on Jupiter”; “Minister’s Shoes” and “Minister’s Corporate Escapades.” And some other books she self-published: “Through Celine’s Eyes”, “Words of Inspiration” “Red, White and Blue”, all poetry books and a nonfiction book, “What Corporate America is Really All About.” She has also self-published “I Hear The Banjo Playing,” a ghost story. Her newest book is “The Return of George Bowman,” sequel to “I Hear the Banjo Playing.” Hierath Publishing has published her book “Atomic Soldiers.” She has two new books she has self-published: “Razzle Dazzle” and “We Have Liftoff!” Her poetry has appeared in Goose River Press Anthology and now is also published in “For Many, Not the Few”- Volume 32. She also has poems published in “For Many, Not the Few”, Volume 35. Celine has a BS in business administration with a minor in English from Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Conn. She plays the guitar and banjo; has her own home business, CRM Enterprises, and her own online newsletter she publishes. She lives with her family in Shelton, Conn. She loves Las Vegas and to watch soap operas. My dad, Peter J. Mariotti, was a Korean War veteran and a member of The American Legion. He was in the 1st Cavalry, 7th Regiment, and he fought in Puson and Taegu. He was wounded outside Taegu and received the Purple Heart. My uncle, Dominic Louis Iannotti, was in World War II with the 612th Tank Destroyer Outfit. He was captured at the Battle of the Bulge and after six months escaped the prison camp, followed the sound of the American artillery and got back to the American lines. My uncle, Tony Iannotti, was with the Ordnance in World War II and was there when the Army was freeing the Jewish people from the camps. He said he would never forget what he saw - the horror of those camps.

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