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Staten Island, New York
Vincent “Vinny” Galati, 57, passed away on December 28, 2022. Born in Brooklyn, Vinny moved to South Beach and settled in Grasmere. He graduated from William E. Grady High School in Brooklyn and began working as a butcher, owning a local supermarket for many years. Recently, he began his...
Read MoreWorked with Vinny we talked awhile even after his death which I just found out today Good man loved his family will miss you brother
John paul Ruta
May 30, 2023 | Brooklyn Ny, NY | Coworker
Condolences to His Wife, Lisa Maria, his children, Family & Friends. Vinny, Thank You for being You. We will Miss You.
N'Nah, Barbara, Mariam, Garrnete, Divya & Neha. 46Th Street Branch.
January 06, 2023
Amazing person who I will cherish in my heart forever. He left a lasting impression that I will always remember. I miss you was his last words to me and I said I miss you to brother feel better. He was my best wing man I enjoyed working with him each and every day. We shared a coffee together, talked about work and he would always be like a father figure to me tell me that I am a good man and father to my twins. Johnny will miss you a lot Vin always in my heart.
Johnny Maialo
January 06, 2023 | Friend
Vin!!! We missed you today at the Spotswood Branch! Our Thursday check-ins will never be the same! Thank you for all the memories you left throughout the branch! You definately will not be forgotten! Love your friends, Kim, Jon, Ann, Mina, and Arleen!
The Spotswood Branch
January 05, 2023 | Work
Our condolences to the family. Our love, thoughts, and prayers are with you all.
Peter and Lucy Scott
January 04, 2023 | Friend
In loving memory of a tender heart and generous spirit. You will be missed greatly by all of the lives you have touched along the way. I am grateful to have known you. May you fly with the angels.
You are all in my prayers with deepest condolences.
Alyssa
January 03, 2023 | Staten Island, NY | Friend
Cousin Vinny as we normally call him, was a gentleman with a big heart and a great smile. He was never angry, no matter how many times we called on him . He always came in willing to help. We will miss his smile, his kindness and patience. Cousin, we are already missing you. Words can never explain how this blow has really hit the branch. The Freehold NJ branch will always remember you. Cousin Vinnie, Rest in Peace.
The Staff -Freehold NJ Staff of NYCB
January 03, 2023 | Work
Our family will never be the same. We are truly heart broken. We love you Vinny.
Deborah
January 02, 2023 | Family
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Kelly McKechnie
January 02, 2023