Vincent J. Cahill

Vinnie was a great guy! When I took my 6-7 year old daughter on long summer walks after dinner...Vinnie would always have some "interesting" things to share with my daughter. Like how Vinnie would not get any mail from the postman if my daughter didn't put little stone pebbles in the mailbox..My God for a couple of years my daughter would be all upset saying Mr Cahill is not going to get his mail if I dont put "his pebbles" in his mailbox. You will be missed and your unique stories! God...

My Sincere Condolences to the Cahill family, he was one in a million.

May the Lord fill your sails with a fair wind and bring you home to a safe and loving harbor.
Navy Prayer
John P. Rooney, Manhattan College, 1965

My sincerest sympathy to Vince's family. I had the pleasure of being hired by and working for Vince for 5 years. He was a great person who truly cared about each person on his team. He was admirable in his thoughtfulness and generosity. He led by example each Christmas holiday giving a gift to a charity that was special to him on behalf of our entire sales team. I always admired the way he cared about others. He will be missed. My prayers are for peace over his family during this time.

Vince was a great guy who I had the pleasure to work with over 5 years. He truly cared for people and was very personally supportive of every person he managed. Each year when it came time for bonuses/gifts, Vince led by example and contributed to a charity that was special to him, on behalf of our team. I was always admire his kindness and value the time I had to spend with him. He will be missed and I pray for peace for his family.

Our sincere sympathy to the Cahill family on the occasion of your untimely loss. Yonkers has lost a true gentleman.
The Cassels Family

I am so saddened to hear of this news. Vince was awesome. Always had a kind word to say about someone. Always looked at the positive in every situation. He was a great manager to me for 6 years and was well respected in our industry. He will be sorely missed by all of us in the Videoconferencing industry.

I have worked with and for Vince over the years and can honestly say he was a total professional and gentleman and someone who I am proud to say was a friend - he will truly be missed.

On behalf of the Westchester Golf Association Caddie Scholarship Fund Board of Directors, I would like to extend our sincerest condolences to the Cahill family. Vince was a proud alumnus and a generous supporter of our Fund over the years. He attended every Alumni Reunion I can remember(and more beyond my years here), until this year when he just wasn't up for it. I have fond memories of seeing Vince and Ed Doyle, two Manhattan College grads, together at the CSF 50th Anniversary Dinner of...