PARSIPPANY — The Sons of Italy Lodge 2561 and Parsippany-Troy Hills Fire District 5 is hosting a Spaghetti and Meatball Dinner Fundraiser to benefit the family of Noah Lorencovitz on Saturday, November 19 at the Parsippany-Troy Hills District 5 Firehouse , 200 South Beverwyck Road, from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Tickets for children are $5.00, adults $15.00, and seniors $10.00 and 100% of the proceeds will be donated to Noah and his family.
The entrance price includes all you can eat spaghetti and meatballs donated and prepared by members of the Parsippany Sons of Italy, soda, water, coffee and dessert which is donated by the ShopRite of Parsippany. Parsippany’s Best Pizza in Arlington Plaza is donating all of the gravy for evening and Anthony & Sons Bakery in Denville is providing the bread.
Chairman Dave Cavaliere extends a huge thank you to President Joe Jannarone Jr., of The Parsippany Sons of Italy, Shop Rite of Parsippany, Parsippany’s Best Pizza and Anthony & Sons Bakery for their generous donations which highly contribute in making the fundraiser a huge success.
Bring your own beer or wine and cigars are welcome on their outdoor patio.
District 5 Firefighter and Chairman of the event Dave Cavaliere would like to thank the entire committee for all of the effort they are contributing in making this annual event which gives back to the community a huge success.
The dedicated members of this years committee are Pat Calabrese, John Dente, Matt Palmieri, Pat Lorenzo, Brandon Schweizer, Mike Lambert, Glen Pelobuet and Sons of Italy President Joe Jannarone Jr.
For more information contact Dave Cavaliere at (973) 390-0982 or Joe Jannarone Jr. at (973) 632-4765.
On Thursday, March 3, what started out as a normal school day for 13-year old Noah suddenly turned tragic. During gym class, Noah excused himself to the locker room. While in there, his heart went into an arrhythmia which ultimately led to cardiac arrest. A friend found him unresponsive and contracted his teacher who immediately began CPR. The school nurse and EMT’s were summoned to help and administer an AED to get his heart started again.
Noah was rushed to nearby Morristown Medical Center. On the evening of March 3, he was transferred to Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital at Columbia Presbyterian in New York City and was in the cardiac intensive care (ICU) for almost three weeks. The doctors conducted a successful ablation procedure on Noah and shortly thereafter he left ICU.
However, his fight is not over. Even after five months in the hospital, Noah is expected to have a long road of rehabilitation ahead. Everyone is hopeful that Noah will recover from the trauma so you can hear his voice and see that infectious smile.
Please join the community to help Noah and his family. All proceeds will go to help the Lorencovitz family as they continue to tackle this difficult situation. Let’s all come out together and continue to give support and prayers for Noah and his family so NOAH can wear his #4 jersey on the basketball court with his team mates very soon.
