Vincent Paul Viscomi

To all the family of Mr. Viscomi,

Nancy & I send our most sincere sympathy to all of you. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers. Even though Nancy never met him, I've shared many fond memories with her of times I spent with him. We sincerely hope that as each day passes, your grief lessens and the deep-loving memories of him shine brighter and brighter.

Jim & Nancy Sasso

Dear Marlene and family,

Heartfelt thoughts and prayers going your way. Although we lived far apart Dina and Vince were always close to our hearts.

Love, Jan Rachiele

Dear Viscomi Family,
Since I cannot physically be with you today and. therefore, cannot physically sign your guest book at Slater's, I am signing the modern tech way. You all know I have known Vince since Sept of 1958 when Marlene and I became friends as high school freshmen. Vince and Dina were a wonderful couple who raised a family to be proud of and who treated others with kindness and respect. I am so privileged to have been a beneficiary of the love and kindness Vince and Dina...

Rich...I am so sorry to hear about your dad. You now have a special angel to watch over you.

Rich and Vicki - I am sorry for your loss.

Rich and family,
I am sorry to read about your father. I remember you talking about him back in the day when you and I both worked together at Rohrich. You have my deepest sympathies.

To the Viscomi Family:

My deepest sympathy to your family. I remember visiting your family during the holiday season. I never knew your father was a professor at Robert Morris College. My daughter Tracy graduated from there in 1993. I will keep you in my prayers. May God Bless you all.

Lynn Hasley Gibson