Thomas Santoro
Thomas Santoro
Thomas Santoro, known for his roles as both actor and director, is also an accomplished medical doctor and researcher. With extensive expertise in autoimmune diseases and research on immunopathogenesis of systemic Lupus Erythematosus.
At the White Horse Tavern, Thomas downs 18 double scotches named for life experiences both real and imagined, including fantasies, memories and an uncertain future that come together into an unforgettable farewell party.
Early Life and Education
Thomas Santoro was an incredible retired history teacher in Cherry Hill schools. His passion was making history come alive for his students – even dressing them up to teach about Ancient Greece or reading out headlines from Julius Caesar’s reign of terror! Thomas was well respected among his colleagues.
He started off his career serving the New York Police Department (NYPD), later working on search and recovery efforts at Ground Zero following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, then eventually dying of cancer caused by his work at Ground Zero.
Tom and Andrea Capellas met at Wake Forest Law School where Tom competed in a trial competition and she joined its Trial Team.
Professional Career
Tom Santoro has been teaching communication, media, business and intercultural business communication at Macromedia University’s international management master’s program for more than 10 years.
Santoro had an illustrious career as a professional tennis player, winning many tournaments while becoming one of the most reliable players on tour. He achieved great success against top ten opponents and became the first person ever to appear in 70 Grand Slam tournaments.
Santoro was renowned as an influential teacher and coach throughout his career, earning the admiration and affection of students and teammates alike. After retiring from sports, his primary responsibilities became raising his children while being the jokester among friends and acquaintances.
Achievement and Honors
He led Lehigh to an unprecedented 23 dual wins during his first season back at Bethlehem and a second-place finish at the EIWA Championships, along with mentoring two NCAA champions–Darian Cruz and Scott Parker–at nationals while three other wrestlers qualified for All-American honors.
He regularly addresses high school students about dating violence, handing out yellow ribbons with white doves to wear in their rooms or hang from cars or dorm room doors as reminders that both physical and emotional abuse constitute domestic violence. Many young people don’t realize this fact.
The Santoros met during their first-year at Wake Forest Law and started dating shortly after she entered his trial competition. Their classmates often teased them about their playful bantering and budding romance, often tease them about it!
Personal Life
Thomas Santoro was revered as an altruistic individual by those close to him, according to friends. He took great joy in helping offensive linemen develop into capable adults while shaping boys into men over his 36-year tenure at Central Catholic High School in Toledo. In 2011 after finally retiring as head coach he took a leave of absence until returning as head coach again for one last term in 2012.
He was known as an enthusiastic family man and humorous among his peers. Unfortunately, he succumbed to cancer caused by his efforts at searching and recovering following 9/11 attacks.
Tom Santoro (’08) might hold the most impressive international resume at Wake Forest Law, having served as a teenage daycare worker in a French village and hosting a television program about business in Beijing. Alongside his wife Andrea Capellas Santoro they are both exploring careers that emphasize their love for different cultures.
Net Worth
Santoro is an accomplished actor with an estimated net worth estimated at $10 Million, amassing his fortune through various movie and television roles. However, his personal life remains private as he does not discuss details surrounding any relationships in which he may be involved.
He enjoys spending quality time with his family as well as playing tennis and going on hiking excursions with his friends in his free time.
He is a self-taught drummer, having performed with various bands over the years. He is perhaps best known for his work with Juicy (2015), The Scarehouse (2014) and The Bird Men (2013); more recently with Vesta Collide where according to public records he has made 3 trades of Bridge stock since 2009 as well as selling 4 units in this timeframe.
Thomas Santoro, known for his roles as both actor and director, is also an accomplished medical doctor and researcher. With extensive expertise in autoimmune diseases and research on immunopathogenesis of systemic Lupus Erythematosus.
At the White Horse Tavern, Thomas downs 18 double scotches named for life experiences both real and imagined, including fantasies, memories and an uncertain future that come together into an unforgettable farewell party.
Early Life and Education
Thomas Santoro was an incredible retired history teacher in Cherry Hill schools. His passion was making history come alive for his students – even dressing them up to teach about Ancient Greece or reading out headlines from Julius Caesar’s reign of terror! Thomas was well respected among his colleagues.
He started off his career serving the New York Police Department (NYPD), later working on search and recovery efforts at Ground Zero following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, then eventually dying of cancer caused by his work at Ground Zero.
Tom and Andrea Capellas met at Wake Forest Law School where Tom competed in a trial competition and she joined its Trial Team.
Professional Career
Tom Santoro has been teaching communication, media, business and intercultural business communication at Macromedia University’s international management master’s program for more than 10 years.
Santoro had an illustrious career as a professional tennis player, winning many tournaments while becoming one of the most reliable players on tour. He achieved great success against top ten opponents and became the first person ever to appear in 70 Grand Slam tournaments.
Santoro was renowned as an influential teacher and coach throughout his career, earning the admiration and affection of students and teammates alike. After retiring from sports, his primary responsibilities became raising his children while being the jokester among friends and acquaintances.
Achievement and Honors
He led Lehigh to an unprecedented 23 dual wins during his first season back at Bethlehem and a second-place finish at the EIWA Championships, along with mentoring two NCAA champions–Darian Cruz and Scott Parker–at nationals while three other wrestlers qualified for All-American honors.
He regularly addresses high school students about dating violence, handing out yellow ribbons with white doves to wear in their rooms or hang from cars or dorm room doors as reminders that both physical and emotional abuse constitute domestic violence. Many young people don’t realize this fact.
The Santoros met during their first-year at Wake Forest Law and started dating shortly after she entered his trial competition. Their classmates often teased them about their playful bantering and budding romance, often tease them about it!
Personal Life
Thomas Santoro was revered as an altruistic individual by those close to him, according to friends. He took great joy in helping offensive linemen develop into capable adults while shaping boys into men over his 36-year tenure at Central Catholic High School in Toledo. In 2011 after finally retiring as head coach he took a leave of absence until returning as head coach again for one last term in 2012.
He was known as an enthusiastic family man and humorous among his peers. Unfortunately, he succumbed to cancer caused by his efforts at searching and recovering following 9/11 attacks.
Tom Santoro (’08) might hold the most impressive international resume at Wake Forest Law, having served as a teenage daycare worker in a French village and hosting a television program about business in Beijing. Alongside his wife Andrea Capellas Santoro they are both exploring careers that emphasize their love for different cultures.
Net Worth
Santoro is an accomplished actor with an estimated net worth estimated at $10 Million, amassing his fortune through various movie and television roles. However, his personal life remains private as he does not discuss details surrounding any relationships in which he may be involved.
He enjoys spending quality time with his family as well as playing tennis and going on hiking excursions with his friends in his free time.
He is a self-taught drummer, having performed with various bands over the years. He is perhaps best known for his work with Juicy (2015), The Scarehouse (2014) and The Bird Men (2013); more recently with Vesta Collide where according to public records he has made 3 trades of Bridge stock since 2009 as well as selling 4 units in this timeframe.