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Joseph S Bimonte 1928 - 1996

Joseph S Bimonte of Hamden, New Haven County, CT was born on November 16, 1928, and died at age 68 years old on December 1, 1996 in Hamden.

Joseph S Bimonte

Hamden, New Haven County, CT 06518

November 16, 1928

Connecticut, United States

December 1, 1996

Hamden, New Haven County, Connecticut, United States

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Joseph S Bimonte's History: 1928 - 1996

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Introduction

There is a record of Joseph S Bimonte divorcing Maryann Bimonte, born 1941, in 1980. They had married in 1975. In the record, Joseph said that he had been married once previously, had an elementary education, and that they had no children. Maryann had a high school education. Joe owned Bimonte’s Pizza Palace in Hamden Ct, which opened in 1969. Bimonte’s Pizza in Cheshire opened in 1992, four years before Joe’s death. Scroll down for "The History of Bimonte's" from Mr. Bimonte's Pizza.
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1928

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November 16, 1928

Birthdate

Connecticut United States

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Ethnicity & Family History

Caucasian
Nationality & Locations

US citizen - born in Connecticut
Professional Career

At the time of his death, Joseph was the owner of Bimontes Pizza in Hamden CT
Personal Life & Family

At the time of his death, Joseph was divorced
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1996

Death

December 1, 1996

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Cause of death

Hamden, New Haven County, Connecticut United States
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Kathy Pinna

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04/09/2021

Joe Bimonte

A photo of Joe Bimonte from the website of Mr Bimontes Pizza, a successor of the original Bimonte's Pizza.

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Kathy Pinna

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04/09/2021

The History of Bimonte's

It all started over 50 years ago . . .

Joe Bimonte, was in a small kitchen in New Haven. learning how to make fine Italian pizza. He wanted more! More topping varieties, and more choices for his customers. That is how Bimonte's Pizza was originated! He decided to branch off on his own, with his own ideas. Taking many years of planning and working three jobs to save up every penny he had, he was finally able to rent a very small store front on Whitney Avenue in Hamden, Connecticut, which he transformed into his first, tiny pizza shop.

The year was 1969. The outcome was so positive for him that within a few years he needed more room! He made an offer to the building owner, and he eventually purchased the entire corner property. The transformation into Bimonte's Pizza Castle followed, complete with the castle style windows and stained glass as well!

Years passed, as did a variety of different, spectacular culinary edibles. The popularity of his famous food allowed him many benefits throughout the years. He catered for the New Haven Coliseum's famous concerts, such as Cher, Liberace, The Carpenters, Glenn Campbell, and Liza Minelli, to name a few.

He sponsored little league and Middle and High School sports teams. He was chosen as one of the best pizza restaurants in Connecticut in a poll on the television show PM Magazine. His charisma and fun-loving personality followed him wherever he went. He was well known and an outstanding figure in the town of Hamden, Connecticut up until his passing on December 1, 1996.

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