Franklin Roosevelt D’Alesandro may have grown up the son of a Baltimore City mayor, but it didn’t affect his neighborhood friend.
“He was an average kid. He never let being the mayor’s son go to his head,” said Charlie Ferraro, of Eastern Avenue, on Thursday, the day after his friend died at the age of 73.
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