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Michael "Steve" Steven Vignola
Michael "Steve" Steven Vignola
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Michael "Steve" Vignola Obituary
He is survived by his wife of 56 years, Kaye Bush Vignola. His Children, Beth Polk and Brian Vignola, and his Grandchildren, Seth Polk and Jordan Vignola. He is survived by one sister, Juliet Vignola Harris of Rock Hill, SC. The family is gathering at his home, 114 Sterling Dr., York, SC.
He was an alumnus of Rock Hill High School class of 1965. He recently went to his 60th High School Reunion and loved seeing old friends to catch up. He was a military veteran with the Army National Guard and a member of the American Legion, Frank Roach Post #34. Steve dedicated 34 years of service at BASF, Charlotte, NC, as a lab technician.
Steve will forever be remembered as a loving, caring husband and father to his family who he loved deeply and always went above to help take care of. He will forever be in our hearts and never forgotten.
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Lynn & Joyce Watson
May 31, 2025
I met Steve through my friendship with Kaye. We hit it off immediately. He was always sooo kind & pleasant. He always had something nice to say about everyone. He loved Kaye & always said such sweet & kind things about her. May God continue to bless you all during this time of sorrow.
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