Sebastiano Giovanni La Rocca started out as a moonshiner and bootlegger before becoming the "boss" of the Family in Pittsburgh.

The LaRocca Family Leadership chart lists the membership of this mafia family from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania headed by John LaRocca.

A revered and respected mafia leader, Frank Amato ruled over the Pittsburgh crime family until handing over the reins to John LaRocca.

New Kensington always had a plethora of independent racketeers, but the Mannarino brothers would become the most well-known and dominant.

Michael (Mike) Genovese was the underboss of Pittsburgh's LaRocca Family who authorities once described as a "dangerous and feared hoodlum."

Sandy Naples was known as a “serious guy” in Youngstown, Ohio with a reputation of having done “work” as needed in his rise up the underworld ladder.

Antonio Ripepi held a position as one of the most senior and important “capo di decina” in the Pittsburgh Family for decades.

Joseph Regino was the boss in Johnstown, PA for the Pittsburgh-based La Rocca Family and controlled all racket operations.

Joseph Pecora got his start in the La Rocca Pittsburgh Family overseeing the Family's numbers operations for underboss Michael Genovese.

Lou Volpe was part of Pittsburgh's notorious Volpe Gang, who dominated the alcohol and lottery rackets until their assassination.

Joseph (Joe) Sica was a top mafioso in the La Rocca Family of Pittsburgh, serving under the Louis Volpe regime and active in gambling and more.