Vincent Peter DiGerlando

He was our neighbor, in Newark his parents were the reason why we stayed there after the riots. On occasion we would bump into them near the bakery or Italian market which was not too far from the chocolate factory. I remember him also in many reincarnates , one year he came back let his hair grow out with that handsome face, piercing blue eyes like his dad. Looked like a rock star sent us swooning seeing him in cut offs.

Vinnie was a generous soul, who expressed kindness, caring and peace from his heart. Someone I always was touched by his being. He will be missed by many...

Vin was my cousin, 3 years my senior. I have such fond memories of him growing up. I always looked forward to Uncle Joe coming to visit us with the kids (Sal, Vin and Sue) in tow. During our formative years (teens) he introduced me to new things such as "Bob Dylan", "The Byrds", and Mad magazine. I knew early on that he viewed life from a different lens. He was such a caring and gentle soul and always challenged me to look at things from a different perspective. He was a gift to this world and will be truly missed. I would like to think that I am a better person for having known him.

What a beautiful contribution to him and his work. He inspired me in so many ways. I will truly miss him.

Vincent and I lived close together so I saw him once in a while at the market and he was also friends with my parents and they got to eat his great ice cream. All my condolences I'm terribly sorry for your loss and just one thing about your dad your ex whoever he is to you he always had that power of Calming me down just by being there. And I'll never forget that I've yet to meet another person With that particular quality. He will be remembered and he will be missed.

Vin was one of the kindest humans I have ever met. He will be greatly missed and this world was a better place with Vin here.I am blessed to be able to call Vin a "Friend" and a part of our family.