Mr. Vizzi was ITT/FEC's Director of N. Alabama Operations responsible for its initial implementation and on-going operations of NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center's Quality Laboratory, related NASA facilities and prime contractors throughout the nation during all Apollo moon launches and Space Lab missions.

Upon the launch and successful completion of Apollo 41 AS-501, a Letter of Commendation was received by Mr. Vizzi on December 11,1967 from Dr. Wernher Von Braun, Director of MSFC stating..."You can be proud of the support you have provided to the Marshall Space Flight Center and the high professional standards with which your employees have performed their assignments"...

In recognition of Mr. Vizzi's contributions to the Apollo Program, he was one out of 24 men in the nation to receive the "NASA Certificate for Distinguished Public Service" award, conferred to him by Thomas O. Paine, NASA Administrator on October 2, 1969 at the George C. Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, Alabama.

Mr. Vizzi's team earned the distinction of winning NASA's top rating, "Excellent-Plus" from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Performance and Evaluation Board in 1970. This rating was given in recognition as Prime Contractor for the Reliability Support efforts involving the Saturn Launch vehicles at the Marshall Space Flight Center.

Mr. Vizzi is retired in southern Florida; a Private Pilot, Instrument rated, complex, single-engine aircraft. He is a Lt. Col. in the USAF Aux., Mission Pilot/Observer/Scanner, with thirty-seven Search and Rescue missions flown resulting in twenty-one electronic distress beacon "finds" as pilot-in- command and /Observer.