Interview with Carmen Corvino by D.M. Norrod.

:lol: okay, I got ya now. :lol: BTW FYI, Dan's girl friend was born there too.
Okay how about this>

 

I noticed there never was named a source of where this so called information came from you were supplied with.
You ever heard the saying, "A picture is worth a thousand words."?

How would you like to see a picture of Joe conditioning Corvino's Tip in Keep for a match on a Corvino Mill?

 

I'd like to see it!!!

 

You got it!
Just give a few days to post it to the site.
I wanted to stay off the Net.
I'm still dealing with my sister Diane's death 6-30-12.
They haven't had the services yet.
So if you don't read anything from me, you know why...

 

Sorry about the loss of your sister IM and god bless you and your family. RIP Diane.

 

My sincerest condolences. May God comfort you and your family in your time of bereavement.

 

Sorry for you loss IM. Hope to see you back soon.

 

Damn man sorry to hear it. Give me a call if you need anything.

 

I lost my brother last year, I know what you must be going through. Sorry for your loss.

 

My condolences to you IM & your family.

 

That's pretty neat SOS. I've never seen that pic.

 

Sorry for your loss Iron Mike, our prayers are with you and your family.

 

Very sorry for your loss Mike RIP Diane.

 

So sorry to hear about your sister's passing Mike & may the Lord bring comfort to yur family.

 

http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/2200/56483741729789163105814.jpg

NGK

 

Great picture NGK,thanks for sharing.Thats one I never saw.

 

That's the picture. Thanks. I been busy and will be for next 2 days or more.
Thanks NGK,
so much for the BS about Joe did not condition dogs.

Thanks everyone for your condolences.
Services will be here finally tomorrow.

Oh BTW Joe did register with AKC & UKC in the start, when both could be.
Tacoma, Charlie Doyle and Storklind Kennels pedigrees are loaded with Corvino dogs.
Bugsy, the dog in picture with Tony, myself, Dan and Carmen is a heavy Corvino registered AKC dog.

NGK I know by the quality of the picture where you got it from.
There was only 500 available.
Show the picture of Joe in it, when he had dogs in 1930 in the Blacksmith shop.
He had dogs a lot longer then people realize.
BTW this is long before he got a kid to handle his suit cases and dogs when he traveled after he became ill.
The kid hadn't even been born yet. He was less the a dozen years older then me.
Even fewer then Dan and Carmen for others information.

 

Pretty much

 

Dear Everyone,

I am sorry. I logged in, said something, and failed to follow up. I am sorry about that. Let me go back and find questions, and try to answer them.

Red Dog...Mr. Bass....I have a photo from my grandfather of a dog, with a note that says FOR BASS on the back. The writing is probably my grandmas.

Iron Mike, thanks for the kind words about my dad. Uncle Tony was my favorite uncle. He used to give me cork guns for Xmas.

Another red dog...all of the photos I have are black and white, but I have some what I would call ledgers. They smell pretty bad, so I tend not to bring them out. There might be something in there. Or it might honestly be my dads records for Arlington and betting on horses.

I want to be clear and direct here. My name is Dino. Joe was my father. His father was Joe. My father and my Uncle came to Wisconsin to help their Uncle Carmie. They came with their best friend Angelo Volpe.



I know quite a bit about my family history. You all seem very specific in your desire for dog knowledge. I confess to not being nearly as into it as you all are. I have my dog, which is shall we say, OUR DOG. At this point though, my dog is just a dog. She is sound asleep in bed right now, and monday has cancer surgery.

I have attended some dog events over the years, but have not traded on my dad or grandpa. I do not think that is right for me to do. I am a full generation removed from the dog business. I think it would be disrespectful to you all.

Someone told a story about a dog being stolen while my Dad was out with another dog. That is true. To say that my Uncle Jack used that to rib my dad would be an understatement.

I am honestly not a big forum guy. But, I was googling my last name, in regards to my cousins work (not dogs), and this came up in google.

If you google my name, I am not that hard to find, and will gladly help you with anything you might need.

Until then, if I may suggest someone to read, my man Sam Sheridan is a writer who has written extensively about gameness. I am proud of how Sam sees the concept, because it applies outside of my dog (who I think is game as hell), and to a lot of things.

Thank you all for caring about my family. Like I said, if there is anything I can do.

I am sorry I did not follow through.