Paul Fanelli memorial tournament

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The room is packed at Castle Billiards in Rutherford N.J. With players from all over the Tri State area,to show support for the Fanelli Family and to bring our sport to a new level,if your in the area stop on by for a great tournament and cause. :thumbup:
 
The tournament so far Has raised 1500.00 for the Fanelli family which they will donate to the Clifton Animal Shelter in Pauls name.A Big Shout out to all :thumbup:
 
That's great news to hear. RIP Paul.
I read the fund is being split 50/50 between the players and a charity of the Fanelli family's choosing. Generous gesture by all involved.
I hope someone gets pictures to post of the Fanelli collection at the room!
Will you be streaming the event?
 
What a great poolroom and crowd here at Castle Billiards the Fanelli Family would like to thank everyone for there support to the sport there loved one had a great passion for as a cue maker and player. :thumbup:
 
The tournament isn't being streamed and we are trying to get pics.up. :thumbup:
 
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Here are the photos Al sent- thanks!
 

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Paul Fanelli

He was such a great guy He is missed already :-(

I bought a sneaky pete & asked paul To make a break/Jump cue for me. He hated to do that
kind of work but since we played many many times He said he would do it.

Well to make a long story short he did a great job & did not charge me a DIME. Yes I shoved
money in his pocket (without Him Knowing) Just to show you what type of person he was.

By the way I still have the break/Jump cue 25 years later.

Great people like this only come around far & few between.
 
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