Vincent J. Goodman Jr.

Ww remember Vince lighting up the place when we walked in-He made us feel comfortable with his everlasting smile and sense of humor.He will be missed.Our love goes out to Dottie.



Charlie and Lydia Corwin

To Vinces family, you have our deepest sympathy. Vince was a wonderful guy, he will surely be missed.

Vince was one of the nicest people that we have ever met. He will be missed by us and we are sure by everyone that knew him. Our condolences to Dotty and all of Vince's family.

We both worked with Vince for many years. I remember the lst Christmas party he attended, I didn't recognize him without his baseball hat. It was so him. My kids and Joe were in college at the same time and we would compare stories. He was very proud of his son and loved to talk about him. We are both very sorry for your loss.

Mary Lou & Joe

Vince came to Albert Gallatin Home Care when he was employed with TR Services. He was a joy to work with. He spoke highly about his son and told us several stories about his trips to Las Vegas to visit with his son. He was a great guy. He was greatly missed when he no longer worked at TR Services. Your family has my deepest sympathy.

Patti Weiss and Family,

My deepest heartfelt sympathy and prayers are with you all at this most difficult time.

May our Lord and Savior grant you the peace you will need to get through this and the days ahead.

God Bless

Vince came to our office here in Uniontown to fix our telephones here at Albert Gallatin Home Care. He was always friendly. We enjoyed his humor and his stories about his vacations (especially Las Vegas). I missed him dearly when he left TR Services. My deepest sympathy to his family.

joseph&maryloulongo

My deepest sympathy to Dottie and Vince's family.

None of us will ever forget Vince’s kindness, sense of humor, and that ever-present devilish twinkle in his eyes.

It is so very hard for us to accept his passing but we have to remember all the fun and happiness that he brought to our lives and be thankful that Vince is in a much peaceful place now.



Pat O (a.k.a. “A”)