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They settled into family life in Brooklyn, New York, raising four children, William, John, Frank and Rose, during difficult and struggling economic times. Antonino started a small store front business, beginning with just one item, extra fancy durum flour, for pasta manufacturers. His sons William, John and Frank had each completed individual ventures prior to joining their father in running the business operation. William had worked for the U.S. Agriculture Department, John had just returned home from serving overseas in the U.S. Army during World War II. Frank had a sales position with the flour company Pillsbury. Together they joined forces and The House of Fodera was born. The family business of The House of Fodera was committed to outstanding, personalized customer service, and a rapidly expanding line of new and exciting products. These new products expanded Fodera's customer base market to include bakeries, pizzerias, bagel and donut shops.
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