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I practice the Catholic religion. I was baptized, received my communion, and confirmation. My family and I try to attend church on Sunday's as often as we can. I pray daily and always make church a priority on the according holiday's.

My saint name is Anastasia. The link provided will give an explanation on what her name is all about.

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Orthodox Iconography Examined St Anastasia

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Life compliments of Saint Isaac of Syria Skete, www.skete.com.

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I am mainly Italian and German. My mother's side is Italian, whereas my father's side is Italian but also German as well. I have grown up closer to my mom's side of the family, so we practice many Italian customs, especially in the foods we eat. For example, on Easter, we make our own home made past from scratch. On Christmas, we usually have a variety of different Italian platters. We even put together an original Family Cookbook, consisting of specials my family has made over the years.

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My direct family consists of two parents, who are married, each with their own income. My father is a route salesman for Entenmann's and my mother is a secretary at a physical therapist office. I have one other sibling, my brother, Alex, who is a registered nurse at GBMC.
My family and I used to eat dinner together every night when my brother and I were young, but as we got older, our schedules became more inconvenient and our nightly dinner traditions faded away.
My parents do still make dinner for us though, even if we aren't home exactly when it is served. Every Monday, we have a pasta dish and every Friday, my dad makes home made pizza.
We spend all of the holidays together. We have our extended family (on my mom's side) over on Thanksgiving. On Christmas Eve, we go to my Aunt Linda's house. On Easter, Labor day and Christmas day, we go to my Aunt Diane's house. On Halloween, we spend it with my Grandmother because it's the same day as her birthday.

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                               Cultural Origins: My Father's Side

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                               Cultural Origins: My Father's Side

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Grandmother - Ruth Lohrmann, born on August 2nd in 1927 in Jersey City, NJ
Her Father (my great Grandfather) - Ralph Mantrasti, born in 1903 in New York
Her Mother (my great Grandmother) - Irene Roscelli, born in 1908 in New York

Grandfather - William Lohrmann, born on December 27, 1917 in Brooklyn, NY
**Unfortunately could not trace back my Grandfather's parent's origins,
but we do know they were born in New York and are of German and
Irish decent.

My Father, William Lohrmann Jr., was born on November 6th, 1956 in Hackensack, New Jersey.

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                          Cultural Origins: My Mother's Side

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                          Cultural Origins: My Mother's Side

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Grandmother - Lee Gheduzzi, born on October 31st, 1928 in the Bronx
Her Father (my great Grandfather) -  Joseph Sebastiani, born in 1900, in Sicily
Her Mother (my great Grandmother) - Francesca Sebastiani, born in 1903 in
America but later educated in Italy
Grandfather - Louis Gheduzzi, born on February 8th, 1928 in New York
His Father (my great Grandfather) - Renzo Gheduzzi, born in Bologna
His Mother (my great Grandmother) - Bianco Gheduzzi, born in Sicily

My Mother, Karen (Gheduzzi) Lohrmann, was born on January 23rd, 1962 in Suffern, New York.