Rosario Vaccaro

It may be a few years since Sod´s passing but I have to say something about a great guy. I met Sod at Mikes steak shop in Boothwyn. I would often give Mike albums of the Air Force band when as the Daily Times Promotion manager Iwould arrange for their appearing here in Delaware County. One day while at Mike´s, he said stick around Soddy is coming in soon with a Best Hits album of the Four Aces. This was his thanks for the many Air Force band albums that I had given him. We´ll Sod showed up...

Godspeed Rosario, and thank you for the wonderful music memories of my youth, and beyond.

Rest Rosario, until you hear at dawn,
the low, clear reveille of God.

Thank you for your service to this nation. U.S. Army Air Force, WWII.

Monica and Cathy, thinking about your Dad today and remembering what a sweet Dad he was! I know he is always watching you!

Sod Vacarro's voice cushioned the sound of the Aces, a soft, billowing and absolutely necessary support under those higher elements of Al Alberts and Dave Mahoney. What an an essential singer he was. May he rest in peace.

So long to the last "Ace"

RIP, Uncle Sod. Sending prayers to the family. I will always have very fond memories of Uncle Sod.

I first heard the Four Aces as a young teenager and fell in love with their music. They instilled in me the desire to sing, and as a direct result of their musical influence on me, I am now in my fifty sixth year of singing and performing nationally with The Memories. My music career happened because of the influence of Mr. Vaccaro and his fellow Aces. May he rest in our Lords eternal peace

Monica, I am sorry to hear of your fathers passing. May you and your family find comfort through The Lord. You are all in my prayers.
In Gods Love

Sorry to here of Mr. Vaccaro Passing the Era of the Four Aces is now memories Remembering listening to them as a kid with my Parents in Overbrook Phila. May God Bless him and your Family at this Sad time.