Vincent Enright

I was fortunate enough to babysit for Vincent and Sonja Enright's three wonderful children during the early 1970's. Their entire family has always meant so much to me, especially during my impressionable teenage years. I saw firsthand what a great husband and father Vincent Enright was - a warm, kind, decent man who managed to be highly successful in his career while always putting his family first. My deepest sympathy to Sonja, Mark, Scott and Todd.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I've only known Vinnie for a few years, but during that time I considered him to be a great friend and mentor as I began my legal career. His advice and support meant so much to me and I will truly miss my chats with him. I will always remember Vinnie as a man of class, modesty and decency. He will be missed, but never forgotten. All my love to his lovely wife Sonja and their family.

My biggest regrets in life are not haven taken enough time to spend with people whom I've loved and admired. The loss of Uncle Vincent is compounded to me by the sadness that I haven't spent more time with a man I so greatly respected, admired, and just plain liked. He was a wonderful person, and, to me, personified the word
"Gentleman". I will always miss him and I am honored to have known him.

I'VE KNOWN VINCE ENRIGHT EVER SINCE HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE BAR IN 1955. I'VE USED HIS SERVICES ALL THESE YEARS THERE WAS NO BETTER MAN OR LAWYER. WE HAVE LOST A GOOD FRIEND AND A LAWTER ALL LAWYERS SHOULD WANT TO EMULATE. HE WAS OF THE HIGHEST DEGREE OF INTEGRITY AND COMMANDED THE UTMOST RESPECT OF THE JUDICIARY AND THE NJ BAR . BETTER YET HE WAS A WONDERFUL FATHER HUSBAND AND FRIEND WHO BETTERED OUR LIVES BY BEING AROUND HIM. WE ALL LOST A GREAT MAN JACK MCHUGH