In 1959, he made $7 at livestock auction; 67 years later, daughters run it
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Lisa Scirpo proudly upholds her father's legacy at Connecticut's only livestock auction, a role she embraced following his passing in 2002. Despite a history marred by hardships and accidents, this auction has evolved into a crucial support system for local farmers. Under Scirpo'...
Lisa Scirpo proudly upholds her father's legacy at Connecticut's only livestock auction, a role she embraced following his passing in 2002. Despite a history marred by hardships and accidents, this auction has evolved into a crucial support system for local farmers. Under Scirpo's management, the barn fosters a nurturing environment where animals are cherished and treated with the utmost respect.
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