VICTOR J. MELARAGNO

It's been 23 years since I've heard the name Vic Melaragno. It was from my grandfather, Henry Knoblauch, who loved Vic dearly and thought the world of him. I'm sincerely sorry for your loss.

We are saddened to hear of the loss of our friend and neighbor. Our prayers are with the family. Remember the fun, the laughter, and the good times. I know we will...

a true shepherd of the lord... his wisdom will continue to live on through all he came in contact with. Grandmpa always was happiest when helping others. I miss and love U

Dear Ellie & family,You have our deepest sympathy and our prayers are with you.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Melaragno family. We just saw Uncle Vic a few months ago and cannot believe he is gone. We will miss him deeply.

Frank, Wilett, Jim, Joe and Josh Gerovac

Sending our thoughts and prayers to your family.
Sincerely,
Michael and Christine McElwee

i love you grandpma... miss you deeply. you will remain in my heart forever.

Dear Eleanor: I don't know if you remember me from St. Paul's but I most certainly remember you and "Vic". I was saddened to learn of his passing from Nancy Sweeney. I was very fond of him and his great sense of humor. We had many good times together at the Hunger Center. I extend my most sincere sympathy to you and to your family. Leah Wanke

What a wonderful marriage! I grew up down the street and I can tell you that Vic and Eleanor adored each other
for as long as I can remember. Through thick and thin they remained best of friends and always in love. I can't think of better role models for a happy marriage!