Vincent M. "Zeke" Mescall

Just heard the news about cousin Zeke. Hope all was peaceful. It was always so nice to know that there was a Mescall still at Hanford Bay. I remember him mostly from my youth, as my dad's cousin. Now the 2 of them can exchange old stories again. My sympathy to all the family. But I believe that Zeke didn't die...he was just called home. God bless.

I will miss you Uncle Zeke

Love,
Kathryn

To the Daly and O'Donnell Families:
I am very saddened to hear of your loss. "Zeke" will be remembered by me and many others as the best baseball coach ever. He was such a positive influence on Lackawanna's youth.

may the protection of JESUS CHRIST be with Zeke's family

Our sincere sympathys go out to the family and friends of Vincent. We will miss him deeply. The Father Baker Manor Rehab.team/staff.

You are all in our thoughts and prayers during this time of great loss and sorrow. We are sorry we can not be present to express this in person. God bless you and strengthen you. Love, Mary Jane and Gene Partridge

We don't have any words
that will take away
the sorrow,
but we want you to know
that we care.
Our deepest sympathy.

Florence Stoj & family

Very sorry to hear of Zeke's passing. He would look me up ervy once in while over the years when in this area. Lackawanna people seem to alawyas stay together.

Very sorry to see him go.


Bernie McCann

To the Daly and O'Donnell Families:
Words can not express the saddness we feel today at the loss of our great friend and "family member" Zeke. We have been neighbors for 33 years which has brought our families very close. He entertained everyone on his deck with great stories from his firefighting days to coaching baseball and from his many journeys. The stories continued even to entertain my teenage children, who would go over to Zeke's after dinner to "hang out".
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