Vince Viverito Sr.

Dear Suzanne - I had the pleasure of visiting you and Vinny in NY. We did "The Odd Couple" together at the forum, and the zany antics and laughs (onstage and off) often have come to mind over the years. What a life force! I am so deeply sorry.

How sad I was to hear of Vince's passing while I was out of town. I learned a great deal from him while working on "Over The River.." When I had to go on as his wife, he got me through the performance and even did my hair. I will always remember the months we spent together on stage and off. His talent and charm will be greatly missed.

To Suzanne and the rest of the family my sincere condolences. Vince worked at Pheasant Run Theatre when I was producer. I loved him as an actor and a friend.

Vince was a charming, warm and sweet person and a very respected actor. Though I hadn't seen him since my acting days in Chicago, I'm so very sorry for your loss. My condolences to all.

My heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Viverito and the entire Viverito Family. Friends since age 16 and now, Vince, time to rest.

I met Vince (Vinny) when I stage managed The Front Page at the Goodman Theatre. He was funny, smart and good actor, and a loving dad. We have lost touch as life took us on different paths, but whenever anything makes me think of him it always puts a smile on my face. Please accept my condolences to his entire family. Marsha Partington (Formerly Marsha Gitkind)

I am so sorry for your loss. Health reasons prevent my attending the wake and/or funeral

Dear Suzie:

Please know that you are in my heart as you mourn your Vince.

"Won't forget, can't regret,
what we did for love."

FITZ

Vince was a kind, gentle man with a bright smile. He was a devoted member of the Viverito family (and we have many cousins!) who embraced you with sincere warmth no matter how long it was since he saw you. Vince, I still owe you a drink. But may you be in the loving arms our creator with your soul resting easily.