New York, NY | Brooklyn, NY | Staten Island, NY
Also known as: vcalderone
Victor Calderone lives in New York, NY. Other places in which he has lived are Brooklyn, NY; Staten Island, NY; New York Mills, NY and Farmingdale, NY. Companies in which he has a work history include Resonate, Evolve, Dance Musicians, House Musicians, Vol. 1, Vol. 2, Sex And The City, Electronic Musician Stubs and House Musician Stubs. He's a big fan of House. Some of Victor relatives are Cecilia M Proanocortes, Sandra C Calderone, Phyllis Yannucci, Giovanna R Calderone, Athena Avella-calderone, Frank Calderone, Paul Calderone, Athena A Calderone, Victor Cal Derone, Consuelo P Proano, Janet G Proano, Carmen C Proano, Monica A Proano, Cesar Carmen Proano and Lupe F Proano.
Richmond, ME | Farmingdale, ME | New York, NY
Also known as: anthom
I am not a photographer. The pictures themselves should make that abundantly clear. So, why am I here? Well, free server space for the glaringly hideous photos I take is a plus, and I like to look at other peoples' stuff too.
Also known as: fearenloathing
Bill Roche lives in Farmingdale, NY. He went to school at the Hofstra University and Polytechnic University.
Farmingdale, NY | Coram, NY | Poughkeepsie, NY
Also known as: mdbphillips
Brett Phillips lives in Farmingdale, NY. Other places in which he has lived are Coram, NY; Poughkeepsie, NY and Ronkonkoma, NY. He is an alumnus of the New York University, Arlington High School, Biology, Stony Brook School Of Medicine and Suny Hlth Sci College Medical. He has worked for Medical Student, Md, Stony Brook University Hospital, Surgical Resident and Doctor Of Medicine. Jobs he has held in the past include Doctor, Surgeon and Medical Doctor. Among his favorite TV shows are Television, Er, Lost, Scrubs, Numb3rs, The Sopranos, Law & Order, Da Ali G Show, Third Watch and Prison Break. Braveheart, The Godfather, Office Space, Rescue Me, Van Wilder, Angels & Demons and The Shawshank Redemption are among his all-time favorite movies. Duane M Phillips is in Brett family.
