In June 2023, on St. Mark's Square in Venice, 74-year-old Tony Smarrelli and his wife Francine, 75, celebrate their 50th anniversary of marriage. When a quartet sings "Malafemmina", Tony tears: "My father put his Italian records every Sunday for dinner and sang this song to my mother," he says. On that day, these two former Syracuse teachers decided to turn a simple journey into a retirement project in Italy. A few months later, they moved to Sc…
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In June 2023, on St. Mark's Square in Venice, 74-year-old Tony Smarrelli and his wife Francine, 75, celebrate their 50th anniversary of marriage. When a quartet sings "Malafemmina", Tony tears: "My father put his Italian records every Sunday for dinner and sang this song to my mother," he says. On that day, these two former Syracuse teachers decided to turn a simple journey into a retirement project in Italy. A few months later, they moved to Sc…