VICTOR MUGGAR

My deepest sympathy to the family on Uncle Vic's death. Sorry I am unable to be there.

Vic was such a great neighbor. We lived in the house on the hill above his and our kids called him pap pap. He was so kind and generous and we will forever fondly remember him (and Ruth)as the sweetest neighbors for which our family could have ever asked. May the Lord welcome you home, Vic, and greet you with the same love and affection you showed others.
Our heartfelt sympathies go out to Ruth, Michelle, and the rest of your family as they will surely miss you dearly.

Vic was a close friend of my stepdad, John Shriver (who passed away in May of 2013). Vic did stone work for him and even cut his grass for him while he and my mom, Evelyn Shriver, were away. Vic was a gentle, quiet man who will be missed by all who knew and loved him. He was always so nice to us each time my wife and I met him on our infrequent trips to Pennsylvania.

Prayers and love from Tennessee to Ruth and all of Vic's family.

-Bob & Karen Beckley

He did beautiful brick work! I fondly remember dancing the Lindy and Tango with him during his daughter's dance classes.

Sending our Deepest Sympathies to the family You are all n our thoughts and prayers at this time George and Adele Saut

We were so sorry to hear about the loss of Victor. Michelle, your grandparents were so lucky to have you! They are such a good memory for me, I absolutely loved going over their house with you when I was growing up in Gladden. Always so loving and welcoming! Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

I remember Vic most at family get-togethers sitting around the dining room table after dinner playing penny ante poker. He loved playing cards and we all loved him. He will be missed. My prayers and deepest sympathies go out to his family.

-Jean Surdock

The neighborhood will never be the same without you Vic. You were very special to me and my family. Love you Ruth. Dottie

so sorry to here about vic. such a good man.remember him coming into my dads gas station. I can remember the raccon in the back window of the car.