#Captain lou albano young pro
#Captain lou albano young professional

#Captain lou albano young professional

CARMEL - While most people remember him as Captain Lou Albano, the outsized character who helped propel professional wrestling from sideshow to mainstream entertainment, those closest knew him as a man of devout faith. By Timothy O'Connor tpoconnorlohudcom October 17, 2009. He is in the second year of a two-year rent-free lease of a county-owned home on the premises of Tilly Foster Farm in Southeast. Captain Lou remembered as a man of faith and kindness. He was active as a professional wrestler from 1953 until 1969 before becoming a manager until 1995. His work at the county’s Department of Consumer Affairs, for which he is paid $54,678, is one of his county jobs. Louis Vincent Albano (J October 14, 2009) was an Italian-American professional wrestler, manager and actor, who performed under the ring/stage name 'Captain' Lou Albano. Captain Lou Albano, the crazed and charismatic wrestling icon who played Cyndi Laupers dad in her 'Girls Just Wanna Have Fun' video, has died.

He is also the brother of Putnam County Legislator Carl Albano, R-Carmel, who chaired the county Legislature in 20.

#Captain lou albano young pro

Putnam County’s director of code enforcement, Lou Albano, who was facing two felony charges related to an apartment break-in, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct in a deal struck Tuesday night in Carmel Town Court.Īlbano, 51, is the son of late pro wrestling legend, Capt. Lou Albano, who died in 2009. Tax Watch columnist David McKay Wilson uncovers the legal travails of Putnam County's director of code enforcement. Showing athletic prowess at a young age, Albano excelled on the gridiron and in mat wrestling and eventually became a member of the University of Tennessee football team. 45,141 views 216 Dislike Share Save Scanz 990 subscribers Subscribe Classic interview with the 'guiding light', Captain Louis Albano and his protege' the Golden Terror Show more.

Watch Video: Video: Lou Albano pleads to disorderly conduct in Carmel In the 1970s, Albano made the transition to on-camera personality as 'Captain Lou,' with his penchant for one-liners and outsized personality, enabling him to deliver memorable TV promos that made him wrestling's most villainous heel as the 'Manager' of wrestlers including Pat Patterson, Greg Valentine, and several tag teams.