Vincent Cain

I was a pen-pal of Vince´s sister-in-law, Jodie Dratler, for many years.I recall how Jodie would write about family gatherings and sharing holidays, and in those descriptions, there, mentions of Darlene and Vince would be. This Memorial page came up on my phone today. Interestingly enough, Jodie crossed my mind just the other day. Darlene, I never met you, but I hope that the love and support of friends and family, as well as your cherished memories of Vince have given you strength over the...

I know it is way too late to offer my condolences but I lost touch with the family years ago. I am so very sorry about Vincent. God bless you, Darlene and to all of the Cain family. Helen, I found this by accident while trying to find a way to wish you a happy birthday today. I hope it is a good day for you. I'd like you to contact me on my facebook page if you would. I think of you often. To the rest of the family, give them my best.

You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Vinnie:

You were the best, best man a guy could have; I look at those old pictures… the hair, the muttonchops, or as my daughters would say, the lamb chops. The time went so quick and now you’re with your folks, Bob and Elvis. Don’t forget to say hi for me. I think back on some of the times we had together. Remember the infamous trip to Put in Bay, and meeting commodore Perry? How about the world’s smartest dog Duffy. I swear if that dog could speak, he would have been smarter...

to the family of vincent cane. i am sorry to here of your loss. i only wish i had the chance to meet vincent. helen and ginny and helen have been friends for several years. i can only believe that vincent was as friendly caring as his sisters and am sure the rest of the family is just as caring and friendly. it is very hard to lose a family member and we are there for all of the family of such great people. are thought and prayers are with all of you. and know that we are only a phone call...

2-9-08
DEAREST LITLE BROTHER,
HOW HARD IT IS TO REALIZE THAT IS HAS BEEN ONE MONTH TODAY THAT YOU LEFT US AND WENT TO YOUR ETERNAL RESTING PLACE.
WHILE I KNOW THAT YOU ARE IN HEAVEN LOOKING DOWN WITH MOM AND EVERYONE, YOU ALL KNOW HOW MY HEART ACHES AND HOW A HUGE CHUNK OF IT IS GONE NEVER TO BE REPLACED.
I'VE DONE EVERYTHING I CAN THINK OF SO FAR TO DO AND OTHER THINGS THAT WILL BE DONE AT A FUTURE DATE.
I KNOW THAT YOU KNOW THAT I LOVED YOU SO VERY MUCH AND WE WILL NOW HAVE...

Dearest Helen and Ginny,

One day, I was driving on Broadway in Bedford, when I came upon an interesting site..I pulled over to see what was going on. In front of Bedford's quaint cemetary, was a group of people standing around a fairly new grave.My interest was peaked when I noticed the balloons, the music and the laughter coming from this group. They were having themselves a good time. I noticed that one of the men took a drink out of what appeared to be a liquor bottle and...

Dear Ginny, Helen and Darlene -
Sadly, I do not have many memories of Uncle Vinnie, but atleast I have some. The first memory that comes to mind is when he was taking Katie and I to Sea World (I believe) and the key to his van broke. It's a silly memory, but it was is an important one because it was with him.
Vinnie will be missed by many.
Love, Maggie

I had the pleasure of working with Vince in 2006 and I am very saddened by his passing. He was such a sweet man and I enjoyed seeing his smile and listening to his stories at work every day. He always made phone calls for me that I didn't want to make , because he had such a way with people. My heart goes out to his friends and family. I wanted you all to know that even though I knew him a very short time I will remember him fondly.