John Rosatti - A Silver Lining In His Dark Horizon

By Author: Sumit Mohil
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Upon the blasphemy of fate on John Rosatti’s life, he did not puckered brow, instead he floundered in many ways for the welfare of his family consisting of his father Edward John Rosatti, mother Angeline and his sister Dorothy. Apart from these John never frowned on their state of living; he dithered many ways and maintained countenance. He had received many beneficiaries from his father and parental grandfather about the terms of beginning his vocation. John was very well accustomed with grandfather who served as an US Naval Officer John Adam Bassett who was winched up for his heroic deeds during the Second World War.
As a first step in his profession John Rosatti started to deliver meat to his neighbors at an age of 11. There was no silver lining in his dark horizon during his childhood. He often worked with his father on boats at the local docks presenting him with the acquaintance of the mechanical knowledge which later led him to enter the automobile industry. As an addition he joined in a small cab company as a driver and attained grip in the field of car ...
... dealerships. As an effect he procured an Oldsmobile dealership in Flatbush in 1978.
Entered his marriage life with Joann at a young age of 21.John Rosatti captured a good platform to prove him which mechanically gave birth to his first successful venture Plaza Auto Mall. It bought him the award of the Top 100 dealership by the ward’s automotive and also extended his business across the Nevada, New Jersey and Florida. His success was mentioned in many popular magazines as, The New York Daily News which named his dealership one of The News ‘2001 Auto All Stars’. Gradually he invested his great time and effort along with his friend in racing cigarette boats in 1976.
Experiencing his nuptial life for 18 years John Rosatti and his wife Joann determined to separate and remained as friends. Where after a long effort he reached successfully to this level and wedded Bonni and gave birth to three children. As he practiced he sent his children to the Catholic School and attending mass on a weekly basis. He enjoyed his family life a lot and after the passing away of his beloved wife he shifted his presence to Florida, he made his 157 foot yacht, ‘Nice n Easy’ built by Christensen yachts.
Followed by this John Rosatti and his pal John Staluppi established the Millennium Super Yachts and year after year they serviced to make out faster and beautiful boats. Both of them got familiar in this work and won much recognition. Away from these he found greater satisfaction in serving the need and began charity to many organizations such as the American Heart Association, the G & P Foundation for Cancer Research and the Boys and Girls Club of Broward Country. He dedicated his whole of his life for adoration of his family and rearing the poor.