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Dr. VINCENT C. SCOGLIETTI
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VINCENT SCOGLIETTI Obituary
Of Penn Hills, age 95, died peacefully surrounded by his children on Friday, May 29, 2015, in St. Margaret's Hospital, Aspinwall. Dr. Scoglietti was born in East Liberty to the late Leonard and Rose Scoglietti. He attended Peabody High School and the University of Pittsburgh, leaving early to attend Marquette University School of Medicine. Dr. Scoglietti served his country proudly in Europe during World War II, and returned to practice internal medicine in the Penn Hills area, serving on the staffs of St. Francis and Pittsburgh Hospitals. He will be remembered as a true professional whose broad medical insight was matched by a kind and steady approach for his patients. Dr. Scoglietti was predeceased by the true love of his life, his loving wife of 58 years, Matilda "Mattie" Scoglietti. He and his family were longtime parishioners of St. Gerard Majella Church in Penn Hills. Dr. Scoglietti is survived and will be dearly missed by his children, Mary Jean Ruhland (Donald) of Flagler Beach, FL, Vincent Scoglietti (Suzy) of Atlanta, GA, Carla Gresock (Stephen) of Plum, Deborah Robinson (Michael) of Jeannette, Lisa Tucci (Stephen) of San Diego CA, and Robert Scoglietti (Barbara) of Middletown, DE; 14 grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Friends received Sunday 7-9 p.m. and Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at CHARLES W. TRENZ FUNERAL HOME, INC., 11110 Frankstown Road, Penn Hills. Funeral Mass at St. Gerard Majella Church, Tuesday 10 a.m.
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Rege Windisch
June 4, 2015
To Carla (Scoglietti)Gresock and Family
It's hard to understand why loving people are taken from us, but find comfort in knowing you were a special part of a well-lived life. Hold on to your memories, and let them guide you during this time of sadness. Love you all.
With Sincerest Sympathy,
Rege Windisch
Freedom, PA.
Rege Windisch
June 2, 2015
To Jeanie, Vincie, Debbie, Carla, Lisa and Robert ---
My heart is sad. My sincere Sympathy to all of you. I heard too late to share your sadness.
I remember growing up and our parents friendship over the years. There were the hospital dances and our parents dressed to the nines...Visiting your home and all the fun and laughter. So much time has passed, and everyone's life has moved on.
I can still remember your Dad's office in Eastwood. His gentleness and easy manner made me feel better. I bet your dad is reuniting with Shultz!
My love and prayers to all.
Nancy Steiner (Thomas) & Anne Steiner
Cheryl Pazman
May 31, 2015
I will surely miss you each and every day. You always had a smile on your face no matter what the day had in store for you. May God's grace smile down on you now. God speed Doc.
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May 31, 2015
Dear Scoglietti Family,
What an honor that our families were so close. I have fond memories of all the occasions we were together to celebrate. My parents adored your Mom and Dad..in fact, last week I was ill and wished Doc would just show up at the house with his black bag like he used to! And Vince, you will ALWAYS be taller than me!
Sincerest Sympathy to all of you. He was a giant of a man. I'm pretty certain there is some discussion going on, because I know Sam was waiting to greet his best friend.
Sincerely,
Elaine Conte Koziel
Vero Beach, FL
May 31, 2015
To all of the Scoglietti Family,
What an honor that our families were close. I have such fond memories of all of our times together. In fact, I was pretty ill two weeks ago and wished your Dad would just show up at the house with his black bag like he used to when I was little! My parents adored your Mom and Dad...and Vince you will ALWAYS be taller than me! Rest I in peace, Doc. I would imagine there is some " discussion" going on because I am certain that Sam was waiting to greet you.
Sincerest Sympathy,
Elaine Conte Koziel
Vero Beach, FL
Pamela Schlager
May 31, 2015
Dear Doc, it was truly a pleasure to take care of you during your stay at Longwood. I will miss all your funny jokes. You will be deeply missed by all the staff and residents of Longwood.
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