ROBERT Del VISCIO

Remember Robert from our years at St.Monica, we talked music all the time. RIP My friend

To Micheal & Sandy!!!! I was so sad to find out that Robert had passed away !! I had a heartfelt feeling something was wrong ! I had seen and talked , and I saw that ,Frank Adversa while working in A C and we always talked about our memories at work! But we had lost communication and I was thinking back when we were young ! And felt something was wrong and I went online to see if my Sweet , Wonderful boyfriend from when he was 16 and I was 19 and your Mom approved our relationship!!meant so...

To the Del Viscio Family,
So sorry to hear the loss of my dear old friend, Robert. Many fond memories of 17th & Jackson, stemming back to the many nights of watching Robert disco dancing down your basement. (He had some moves, always wish I could dance like him!. I will treasure these memories always! Rest in Peace Robert!!!

As do all of us, Robert had some difficult issues to deal with in life. He was working hard to get back to good health and a state of normalcy. Success was most definitely within reach but something obviously went seriously wrong. I guess there are some things that we just can't control. Please remember Rob for the good times and the laughs, as we all know there were many. Rest in peace my good friend. You tried your best and I will miss you dearly.

Mike, Frank and Aunt Yolanda,
I am very sorry to hear about Roberts passing. Even though it has been many years since we use to hang out on Cantrell St., it seems like it was yesterday. We will keep all of you and Robert in our prayers.

Dear Del Viscio Family,
Robert and I were friends many years ago. Since I heard the sad, sad news, I have thought of only the kindness he always showed me. We enjoyed each others company and had wonderful times, together. I will always have a deep fondness for Robert. God bless your family at this time.

Dear Del Viscio Family,

I am soo sorry to hear of the passing of Robert. I worked for Robert at his jewelry store on passyunk avenue. He was a generous, warm, giving, special man. He treated me very well. What a great loss. Your family will remain in my prayers.

Tina Marie Condo