Vincent M. Pretopapa Sr.

My deepest condolences to all family and friends..

Barbara and family, so sorry for your loss. I worked with your husband at BASF for years and knew him well and know he will be missed dearly. Thoughts and prayers are with you in this sorrowful time.

Barbara, Vince, Michele, and family
I was so sad to hear of Vince's passing.He was a kind and caring person who's love for his family was so important and clearly evident in all he did. May God grant you His peace during this difficult time.
Much love, Sharon Pastula

I will always remember Vinnie's heroic actions on a day at work at BASF. I had just walked by the upper mills area and saw open flames rising from the top of the bearings on an operating mill. Just below was a container filled with solvent and paint. I ran to sound the alarm to get everybody out, but Vinnie ran to get a fire extinguisher and worked to put it out. There were enough solvents in and around that plant to straighten the bend in the Deleware had they ignited. Vinnie was a hero that...

Pretopapa Family. My sincerest condolences. May Vince rest in eternal peace.

barb and family so sorry for your loss the thatcher family

To the Pretopapa family my sincere condolences and sympathies I knew Vince from 6th grade on, he was always in good spirits and even if you didn't see Vince you always knew he was around with his infamous laugh. He was always in a good mood, and had many friends. He will be missed. I'm proud to have had him as my friend. Another member of the class of'68 gone but not forgotten. May he rest in piece.

Vince was a staple growing up in Easton..everybody's friend and a hilarious sense of humor. Remember a night on Doc Cavallo's bench at 10th & Northampton watching the Strip and Vince came around the corner on a bike..wiped out on the steps of the Pharmacy got up laughing and we all applauded! I was "66 but my brother Jan graduated with Vince in 68' So sorry for his passing...

Vince was a staple in Easton growing up...everybody's friend and a hilarious sense of humor. I remember a night on Doc Cavallos bench at 10th & Northampton watching the Strip and Vince came around the corner on a bike and wiped out on the steps of the pharmacy...got up laughing!