VINCENT C. OPASKAR

Vincent was a enjoyable and friendly colleague to spend time with.

Grew up in University Heights, Ohio, and Vincent was a good friend of mine. Just now (3-8-2024) learned of his passing via the internet. Hope his family is doing well.

Kathy, While wasting time this morning, I came across Vince´s obituary. We hadn´t been in touch for several years, and I was not aware of his death. I felt, the last time that we talked, that his health was not good. He told me about his eyesight problems then and I knew this affected him a lot. I am his Alaska travel mate, Jerry Waddle. I found him by responding to a classified ad he had placed in the Plain Dealer. He was seeking someone to join him in an Alaska adventure. My...

Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.

Kathy and Family: My deepest sympathies on the too soon passing of Vince. I remember as a fellow runner, seeing him in years past during the Blossom Time Run. We would sometimes pass each other running down Cats Den. I liked his philosophy about the first part of life for learning, the second part for earning and the third part for giving back. Reading all he did, he certainly did seem to live those words. Whenever I talked to Vince at a family event, I always was left feeling how down to...

Kathy and family. My thoughts are with all of you at this time. Your Vince is now with our extended Bisheimer family who have gone before us. You know he's in good hands. Rest peacefully.

Dear Kathy, Kristin, Zak, and Megan with deepest sympathy, We are deeply saddened to hear the news of your beloved Husband and Dad. Vince was a great soccer Dad and coach. Krystal has wonderful memories. Here´s a sweet soccer picture of Megan and her Dad. We pray that you and all of your family know and feel God's love, comfort and strength in the days ahead. Our prayers and thoughts are with you all. Love, Sandy and Greg

Kathy, Kristin, Zak, and Megan - I am very saddened to hear that Vince passed away. At the same time, all of us know that a very great man, husband, father and grandfather has now reached heaven. I was also amazed by reading the obituary and the prior comments at how much Vince accomplished in his life. It will be sad not to see Vince at mass at Holy Angels. May he rest in eternal peace and in memory.

I knew Vince from Chanel and JCU. I always remember Vince from class reunions and sat next to him at the JCU 50th. He was a gentleman, a real class act. My deepest sympathy to the family. RIP my friend.