Vittorio PERROTTA

I am sorry to hear about the passing of Vittorio. I worked with him at syncreon. Vittorio always had a smile on his face. I also enjoyed my talks with him.:)
I am blessed to have met Vittorio. He was and will always be a great man. thank you Vittorio!

RIP my friend. I will always cherish our friendly battles on the YMCA Basketball court as well as our bantering on chance meetings on the street. Truthfully one heck of a great guy - will miss you..........Ken

My father in law was one of the most amazing men I have ever known. He knew so much about everyt topic you could possibly think of. Every week when we got together he would sit me down and start his conversation with. "So...did you know...." and I'd learn something strange and new about something I otherwise wouldn't have given any thought to. We had so many laughs together and enjoyed so many moments that were just our own. He was an amazing nonno to my children and he made such a great attempt to be part of everything they did. Including his animated and boisterous commentary on the soccer field sidelines. I am blessed to have been part of your life Pa and I am proud and honoured to carry your name. I thank you for the special relationship we had and for everything you are to me. I love you and I will miss you terribly

Keeping all of you in our thoughts & prayers.
One of my best memories of uncle Vic is when we had our family get together at my grandmas (angela) in Midland, Uncle Vic & Nick were arm wrestling in the kitchen. good old brotherly love, still makes me smile.
xoxox Mitchell & Michelle Duval

Jenny, Mike and all the family please know we are thinking of you and keeping you in our prayers. God loves you and will keep you strong

Hugh and I always will remember my brother Vittorio Perrotta with very happy memories. He was the best, our children Darcy , Ross, Kevin and Darrell more known as Sonny remember his great humour and friendship. Vic loved to goof around and that they loved. A couple of things that Vic did are so precious to all of us with lots of smiles.
When Vic went jogging, he would think nothing of doing push-ups on the sidewalk at Wyondotte Avenue during his jog. Vic was always health conscious, he became a vegetarian because he believed that was best for him. Another is when Vic first started making his wonderful homemade bread, he stood on the third step of their home (at the time) on Josephine Street holding a beautiful loaf of bread that he made and was beaming like you would not believe. He was so proud of his bread making accomplishment and we all were as well. Lucia would comment that store bought bread just doesn't fill you and that Vic loved to hear. Vic, you always did things your way and never judged anyone else, when they did theirs.
We will always remember you in our hearts, forever and a day.
We love you and miss you so much.
Rest in Peace.
Love always, Jill, Hugh, Darcy, Ross, Kevin and Darrell (Sonny.

Anita Renaud, Most Precious Blood Conference of Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Our prayers are with you at this time of loss.