Vincent Ricucci

Remembering you with nothing but fond memories on this, the one year anniversary of your passing. Family functions are just not the same without you, but we KNOW you are in a better place, free of all pain, and looking down on us every day. Hope you are playing some bingo with my Mom and Dad.

Love,
Donna

November 6, 2007
One year ago today-we lost you.
We miss you so much Vinnie! We hope you're watching down on us smiling and saying "How Sweet it is"
Love,
Brenda

I have many fond memories of Mr. Ricucci, the smell of his meatballs cooking on Sundays(and Brenda & I sneaking one when he wasn't looking), the Saturday trips to the grocery store, Montrose Church on Wednesday night and my father and brothers getting the hair cut in the basement, are just a few. Mr. Ricucci was a good man, lead a good life and I will always remember him and his smile.

Love to all, April

Aunt Alice, Ronny, Tommy,& Brenda,

So sorry for your loss.Uncle Vince always seemed to be the life of the party and never failed to interject a little levity when needed. I'll never forget, and will always be grateful for, all of the time he spent with daddy in the last months of his life. Both of them are in a better place now.

Please accept our deepest sympathies. Our prayers are with you all.

What we once enjoyed and deeply loved, we can never lose, for all that we love deeply becomes a part of us (written by Helen Keller). May your memories live in your heart always.

Love,
Jim, Cathy and Cassandra Kehr

We are so lucky to have had a great man for a father. He always had a smile on his face and such deep love for his family and friends,
I will miss him so much. "My Chicky Baby" will always be my fondest memory of Dad. I hope he is at peace
now looking down on us with all his love. I love you Daddy forever!

Dear Ron:

I was so sorry not to be able to attend the services for your Dad. I wanted to give you a big hug. Hope to see you soon to deliver that hug.