Victor J. Manzella

Mr. Manzella was my carpentry instructor at Norwich Tech. I graduated in 1965. He was a great instructor and a great Man. He always taught safety first and was always about detail. I had the utmost respect for him. Ran into him several years later when he was the evening school coordinator at Grasso Tech while I was taking courses taught by University of New Haven at Grasso. We had a great conversation reminiscing. Would often see him puttering around his house in Pawcatuck on my trips to...

My sincere condolences for victors family I can´t think of any local golfers that loved or played more golf than victor im truly happy that he was able to play as much golf as he did i only hope he is able to play again in heaven, rest in peace victor

I´m a Knight of Columbus from the Groton Council, as well as the Stonington Assembly. I never met Victor, but allow me to leave this prayer for him: Eternal Rest be granted to Victor, O´ Lord, and may the perpetual light shine upon him. May his soul and the souls of all the faithfully departed, rest in peace. Vivat Jesus, Brother.

R.I.P. Victor. . Cento Anni! In dialectic Sicilian that phrase would sound as though it was spelled: Chen Don! Either way, it is declared in a toast to mean One Hundred Years, as a wish of longevity for someone. I think you knew my father for almost as long as he lived. He didn't make it 100 years, but you surely did, and good for you sir! I can't help thinking that each time you left his shop he would declare you "10 years younger!" and that(maybe) helped. At any rate, Liberty street has...