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| Roman Prezioso |
State Senator Roman Prezioso, Class of 1967, who went from Jackson Street to the State Legislature where he
has served for more than three decades, announced that he won’t run again when
his term ends next year.
Roman is the Minority Leader for the
Democratic Party in the West Virginia Senate. He has been in the State Senate since 1996
after serving in the West
Virginia House of Delegates from 1988 to 1996.
Roman
and wife Deborah live in Fairmont. Roman’s sister, Marie Prezioso, lives
in Charleston.
Roman’s parents
were Amelia Ann Yerace Prezioso and Roman Prezioso, Sr., who ran Prezioso
Grocery at the top of Jackson Street. Amelia was famous for her canned peppers,
which she grew, canned and sold for decades.
She is the
mother of State Sen. Roman Prezioso, Jr., Class of 1967, who lives in Fairmont
with wife Deborah, and Marie Prezioso of Charleston.
Monongah’s
Preziosos include Lavania Serge
Prezioso, Josephine Prezioso Westfall of Monongah, Bea Prezioso Mangino of
Michigan, Brulina Prezioso Sweeney of Vienna, Barbara Prezioso Vozniak (married
to Mitch Vozniak) of Monongah, Marie Prezioso of Charleston, Eugene Prezioso
and wife Pat of Michigan and Dr. Ronald Pearse and wife Julia of Fairmont (his
branch changed the name from Prezioso to Pearse).
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