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Mark Anthony DiBello (born December 18, 1960 [1]), in Glens Falls, New York, is the first born son of Anthony Francis DiBello (1932-2024 [2][3]) and Dorothy Leona Burek (1936-1982 [4][5]), who married on April 11, 1959.[6] Mark Anthony is a show business personality [7] and a creator, writer, and producer. Mark DiBello is sometimes known as "The Minister of Reality TV." As a sports analyst, he is known as a "Master Strategist" [8] and "The Gambler." [9] DiBello played multiple sports in high school and college. He is also a minister and preacher.
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This decade, 2020, DiBello continued making a multitude of appearances on news outlets following his earlier prophesy and longshot prediction of the presidential victory of President Donald J. Trump.[48]
Early Life
[edit]Anthony Francis DiBello, born (November 28, 1932) in Mechanicville, New York, the youngest of six children, to Italian immigrant parents was a radio station manager, promoter (working and interacting with stars like Johnny Mathis, Johnny Cash, Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley and The Beatles [49]), publisher, and entrepreneur. His wife, Dorothy Burek DiBello, born (February 11, 1936) in Rensselaer, New York, the second youngest of twelve children, to Polish immigrant parents, worked for the phone company and her husband before becoming a homemaker.
Mark Anthony DiBello, in the Italian tradition, is named for his father's eldest brother, Mark John DiBello, and his father; and is the eldest of eight children.
DiBello's autobiographical book, "Lots of Promise," [50] [51] [52] documents his early years.
Education
[edit]DiBello attended Columbia High School in East Greenbush, New York; Hudson Valley Community College in Troy, New York; and The University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida.
Entertainment
[edit][53] In addition, he is a personality and performer on Cameo. [54] He also appears in an unknown role on Beast Games [55] (Host: Jimmy Donaldson) featured on YouTube and Amazon Prime Video.
ESP (Extended Strategic Principles)
[edit]Entrepreneurial
[edit]DiBello formerly developed a marketing plan for ServiceMaster [65] one of the top cleaning companies in the world, which also involved his working with NASCAR. [66] He continues to create and produce an array of business concepts and products.
Evangelization
[edit]DiBello has written a self-published novel entitled The Archangel[67][68][69] and screenplay he hopes to become a big-budget, epic feature film. [70][71]
He is continuing his ministerial mission to rescue and save the Animal Kingdom, athletes and the homeless[72] [73] [74] [75] called: "TLC-70." [76] He also ministers to men and women within his marriage ministry: "A Match Made in Heaven." [77] Furthermore, he is an advocate against drinking alcohol and drugs and drunk and impaired driving. [78]
As well, in memory of his father, Mark Anthony founded The Perspecticide of "Popsicle" Foundation (P.O.P) to help those who suffer from abuse. [79] He also preaches through his church, The Universal Church of Angels, Life and God. [80]
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- ^ Mark Anthony DiBello (2018-11-14). Divorce Court-Before Your Vows [Mark Anthony DiBello]. Retrieved 2024-12-19 – via YouTube.
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