Vincent P. Montoro

Vince was a classmate at EAHS and also from South Side the best neighborhood to grow up in. Sending my condolences & prayers to all of his family & friends. Vince will remain in all your hearts, never to be forgotten.

Sorry to hear of the loss of Vince. I couldn't say thank you enough for coming into my classroom twice a year and reliving/sharing/teaching my students and me about what you and your brothers went through in Vietnam. Thank you for your service! Rest in peace.

Vince Always remember that you were a member of the greatest fraternity of brotherhood in the world, The United States Marine Corps. We will always remember. Semper Fi Marine Lewis Kaslow

Jan, I can´t tell you how very, very saddened I was/am to have first heard, yesterday about Vince. I´ve been at the Cape (Port Canaveral) several times since you two were last down. Been wondering when you´d be back, and now this. It has weighed to very, very heavy on me.....every time one of us falls. I tend to forget my age, and Vince is 2 years younger than I. I was going to call and try to talk him into the next reunion....San Diego in 2023, but.......now this. I will tend to feel more...

Jan, I am so sorry to hear about Vince. He was such a colorful guy. He will be missed

May god rest your soul

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

Vince and I served in the same unit in Vietnam at the same time. I lost track of him over the years but we were also members of our Golf 2/5 Association for reunions. Rest In Peace, Vince - see you on the other side.

Janet and family, So sorry to hear of Vince's passing. I'll miss his humor and travel stories! My thoughts and prayers to you all. Deb from Marblehead