Sally Dussin, The Woman Behind the Old Spaghetti Factory, Has Died
Sally Dussin, who helped expand the Old Spaghetti Factory, died of natural causes last month. The Old Spaghetti Factory is an Oregon-born chain known for its red sauce Italian and family-friendly setting, with more than 40 locations in 12 states. The first Old Spaghetti Factory opened in January 1969; Dussin and her late husband, Guss, helped grow the brand and opened locations across the country. She was actively in the office into her 90s, only staying home after the coronavirus pandemic hit Oregon in March. She died on January 28, at 92 years old. [O]
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