Just for answering you ... <img src="<a href="http://www.titanic.com/uploads/smil3dbd4d6422f04.gif"" target="_blank">http://www.titanic.com/uploads/smil3dbd4d6422f04.gif"</a> alt="" /> I think it is unjust that a young man of 17 should practically be unknown to everybody. If you look at the biografies of the victims, even those traveling in 3-rd class are given a larger description, as from where they were comming, who were they married to, or who recieved the compensation payment from the White Star Line, and how much money they were talking about. But when it comes to the crew, the situation changes. There are many people only known because of a name and an adress and then there isn`t anything more anybody can tell about them. And it is a shame, because the great majority of these men died that night just because the passenggers had to come first to the boats. The firemen and the sailmen and the A` la Carte staff went down with the ship because they had to work until the last moment. So, I guess, I just wanted to do something for one of them, who impressed me the most because first of all he was Italian and second because of his age. And I think it is impossible that he came from nowhere, and had no parents, or nobody to know other about him.