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Published by Legacy Remembers on Dec. 16, 2009.

Del Vitto, Carl John Beloved husband & father of South St. Paul passed away peacefully Nov. 24, 2009 at Inver Grove Heights Good Samaritan Center. He was preceded in death by his loving wife of 55 years, Dorothy; & parents, Giulio & Antonietta. Survived by daughter, Mary Jo Feickert (Scott Prueter) and their daughter, Priscilla; & a host of friends and past co-workers. Visitation 4-7PM Thursday, Dec. 17th at SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME, 414 Marie Avenue in South St. Paul. Mass of Christian Burial 11AM Friday, Dec. 18th at the CHURCH OF ST. JOHN VIANNEY, 19th Ave. No. @ Bromley, South St. Paul with a visitation 1 hr. prior to the Mass at the church. A luncheon will follow the Mass followed by the entombment at Resurrection Cemetery, Mendota Heights. A special thank you & deep appreciation to the staff at Inver Grove Heights Good Samaritan Center for their love & care. SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME 651-451-1551 www.klecatskys.com

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Merry Christmas Carl!

Sherry Berger

December 16, 2009

Dearest Carl:

I truly miss you!! The first time we talked was the day of Dorothy's funeral. I met you that Saturday and we became friends instantly. I thought of you as my Grandpa. One of my Grandpa's passed away of a heart attack at the young age 30, and the other Grandpa passed away from a heart attack at age 60. So, I was in need a Grandpa just like you.

When I used to clean for you we used to talk and talk. That was the quickest 3 hours. I truly enjoyed talking and listening to you. When you moved to Presbyterian Homes you were just down the street from me. When I would drive down Cahill Ave I used to stop and visit you.

Then you moved to Good Samaritan so when I would drive by Robert Street I would stop and visit you. Sometime's once a week, sometime's twice a week. You would always smile and say "Where have you been?" And then soon you would ask "Aren't you working today?" Then you would ask "Where are you going?" You would also say "don't forget about me now, and come back and see me real soon" with the biggest smile I have ever seen and a sparkle in your eye like you were an Angel from Heaven.

Something has been missing since you have passed away. I was driving down Robert Street a week after you passed away and I started to turn into Good Samaritan to visit you, just as I was turning, I realized it was so very true, that you aren't there anymore, and that I would no longer visit you until I go to Heaven and meet up with you.

Please rest in Peace with Dorothy and your parents.

Love, Sherry

Mary Jo: Please remember that he is resting in Peace with your Mother. He would tell me very often that he misses Dorothy so very much.

God Bless you,
Sherry