VINCENT VENEZIANO

Mr. Veneziano was my art teacher at the Woodrow Wilson Jr high school.1962-65.God bless you rest in peace.

To Papa,

May you find happiness, comfort and blessings to now be with those you loved who had gone before you. It wasn't so bad after all now was it..... You were lucky to live such a healthy, long, wonderful life and have been surrounded by so many who loved you.

Happy sketching!

oxoxox
Mara

Remembering Vinnie

At the Mary E. Curley School in Jamaica Plain, Vin taught art while my dad taught electric shop. Vin volunteered to paint a large western-vista mural to complement my model-train set. My dad had been an art major himself, and he continually lauded the creativity of this talented young colleague he called Vinnie. As just a kid then (now age 80), I myself was impressed by the personality and enthusiasm of Mr. Veneziano. One day while enjoying the train setup after...

Mr. V was a special educator to me at BLA. I am now 46 years old. He had a great impact on my life. May he rest in perfect peace.

We send our deepest condolences to the family of (Uncle) Vinnie. We share many happy memories when our families got together for holidays and parties, years ago. With sincere sympathy & love, Diane & Billy Oxford

Our sincere condolences to the family of (Uncle) Vinnie. We share many happy memories from years ago when our families got together for holidays and parties. I remember the cookouts Vinnie & Lillian had when living in Braintree. Our love and sympathy. Diane & Billy Oxford

To Armand and the entire Veneziano family, please accept my deepest condolences. I lived next door to the Veneziano family on Verdun Street. I miss the good times

Deepest condolences to Mr. Veneziano's family. I was fortunate to have him as an art teacher when I was a student at BLA. He was, indeed, a very kind soul. Requiescet in pace.