
BY: Samantha Moilanen
Enzo Tribo, the founder of Enzo’s and CarmelCorn, died leaving a lasting legacy in the Chicago Heights community. Known for his Italian beef and caramel corn, Tribo’s business was a staple in the city and one of the last remaining landmarks in its once-vibrant downtown before closing last year. His death was announced Sunday on the store’s Facebook page.
“He was a true icon in our community, known for his warm smile, generous spirit and unwavering dedication to serving the best Italian beef and sausage,” the post reads. “Enzo was more than just a businessman, he was a friend to all who walked through his doors.” Enzo Tribo’s wife, Nita Tribo, also known as “Mrs. CarmelCorn,” died at 86 in September.
SOURCE: https://www.chicagotribune.com
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