Frank Greco
Biographical Information
Gender	Male
Born	1913[1]
Died	1979 Atlantic City, New Jersey
Affiliation	Greco
Title(s)	Don

"When I was young, they said I looked like a Greek God. Now I just look like a goddamn Greek"

―Frank Greco^[src]

Frank "the Greek" Greco was the Don of the Greco family from Philadelphia.

BiographyEdit

Don Vincent Forlenza's successor on the Commission, Frank Greco was from Philadelphia, and, unlike his predecessor, was a strong ally of the Corleone family. He appeared at the sit-down in 1963, where he supported the rise of Vinnie Golamari and Publio Santini as his made men.

Greco, as a newer member of the Commission, was seen as easily manipulable by Corleone traitor Nick Geraci, and was one of the two men approached by Geraci in order to force Michael Corleone into retirement, the other being Victor Stracci. However, both Greco and Stracci double-crossed Geraci and at a meeting with the traitor, Greco disappeared, allowing Geraci to be set up and killed by Michael Corleone and his enforcers, Al Neri and Eddie Paradise.

Greco, like most of the Dons on the Commission, was presumably killed in Joey Zasa's attack in Atlantic City in 1979.

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