Vincent L. Rust

I am so sorry to hear about vinnie. He brought a light to Generals Quarters whenever he and Mary Ellen came in ..it would be hard to find a nicer , kinder man.

So sorry for family''s loss. He was always a fun person. Prayers and love to akl

To: Vince's Family and "Rosemary"....I am so sorry to hear of Vincent's passing...I so much remember him from my many summers staying over my Aunt Mickey's house on Phillips Ave...I remember Vincent and my cousin, Sandy DiDonato being such good friends when they were kids...and I so much remember Leon and Chris...They were such wonderful people....Roe, my condolences to you and all of the family....Much Love... Joanie

I was Vincent´s mother´s paper boy in north Trenton in the early 1970s , his mother Christina worked with my aunt ! I met Vince later when I started to work at Trane AC in the early 80s , when he told his mom I worked for him she told Vince " take care of Larry he´s a good boy " and Vince did, Vince help folks he was a good guy, back then people took care of each other . Vince rest in peace

Rust never Sleeps

Vince was a childhood friend I will never forget. He was kind, caring, would do anything for you. He was always there if you needed him I will miss him dearly.

Lost a great guy I remember what a caring person Vince was along with his great singing