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Vincenzo A. Rinaldi
March 25, 1928 ~ May 15, 2017 (age 89) 89 Years Old Light a Candle
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A candle was lit by Lisa Graham
on May 24, 2017 12:50 PM
A candle was lit by Jody Pownall and Carol Arabs
on May 19, 2017 5:51 PM
A SENTIMENTAL THOUGHTS was sent on May 19, 2017
Della, A small token of our endless love and thoughts. Our prayers are with you and the family. From Leo's Friends at MDS - Novantas
A DIGNITY IN WHITE PEDESTAL ARRANGEMENT was sent on May 19, 2017
Della, Leo & the Rinaldi Family, Although no words can take away the sorrow you bare, may it be comforting to know that others care. Sending our deepest condolence, love, and blessings for your family at this sad time. From your friends at MDS - Novantas
A DIGNITY IN WHITE PEDESTAL ARRANGEMENT was sent on May 19, 2017
With Love Your friends at MDS - Novantas
A candle was lit by Marilena Rinaldi Walters
on May 19, 2017 12:44 PM
My Uncle Vince was a wonderful man and a great
Uncle. I am confident that my husband, children, brother, nieces, nephews, and cousins concur.
Some of my best and fondest memories include
Uncle Vince. He was present for the routine
and the big days of my life. He was waiting for
my mother, brother, and me when we land at Ellis
Island. And he took us for the Sunday afternoon
ride to a lake to buy our first milkshake. We enjoyed
many fun picnics in his backyard because he had a yard and not a garden. Whenever, we visited
my parents, Uncle Vince came across the street to visit us. My son remembers that Uncle Vince have
Michael his first dry haircut. It is wonderful to remember Uncle Vince at my graduations, hooding
ceremony and wedding.
Most of all, I respect, admire and cherish Uncle
Vincent's commitment and unfailing devotion to
"La Famiglia". His sacrifice and contributions,
which are countless, made a significant impact on the live of many. He was kind and supportive of my
parents. I am especially grateful for his kindness
to my mother. More than once, she told me that in the more than 60 years that she knew Uncle
Vince that he never spoke a harsh word or
offended her in any way: he was always kind
and loving.
Dear Uncle Vince, you fought the good fight, you kept the faith, and now it is time to enjoy your rewards in eternal life with God and all his saints.
With love and admiration,
Marilena Rinaldi Walters
My Uncle Vince was a wonderful man and a great
Uncle. I am confident that my husband, children, brother, nieces, nephews, and cousins concur.
Some of my best and fondest memories include
Uncle Vince. He was present for the routine
and the big days of my life. He was waiting for
my mother, brother, and me when we land at Ellis
Island. And he took us for the Sunday afternoon
ride to a lake to buy our first milkshake. We enjoyed
many fun picnics in his backyard because he had a yard and not a garden. Whenever, we visited
my parents, Uncle Vince came across the street to visit us. My son remembers that Uncle Vince have
Michael his first dry haircut. It is wonderful to remember Uncle Vince at my graduations, hooding
ceremony and wedding.
Most of all, I respect, admire and cherish Uncle
Vincent's commitment and unfailing devotion to
"La Famiglia". His sacrifice and contributions,
which are countless, made a significant impact on the live of many. He was kind and supportive of my
parents. I am especially grateful for his kindness
to my mother. More than once, she told me that in the more than 60 years that she knew Uncle
Vince that he never spoke a harsh word or
offended her in any way: he was always kind
and loving.
Dear Uncle Vince, you fought the good fight, you kept the faith, and now it is time to enjoy your rewards in eternal life with God and all his saints.
With love and admiration,
Marilena Rinaldi Walters
Message from Marilena Rinaldi Walters
May 19, 2017 12:20 PM
My Uncle Vincent was a wonderful man and a great uncle. I am know my husband, children, brothers,
nieces, nephews, and cousins concur.
Some of my best and fondest memories include
Uncle Vincent for he was present for the routine
and the big days of my life. Uncle Vince was waiting
for my mother, brother and me when we landed on
Ellis Island. He took us for the Sunday afternoon ride to buy the first milkshake in America. We enjoyed
many wonderful picnics in his backyard because he had a yard and not a garden. Whenever my family and I travelled to Steubenville to visit my parent,
Uncle Vince came across the street to visit us.
Uncle Vince was there for the big days too-the
graduations, the hooding ceremony and wedding.
Most of all I respect, admire and cherish Uncle
Vincent's devotion and commitment " a la famiglia".
His sacrifices and contributions , which are
countless, made a significant impact upon the
lives of many. He was the patriarch of the
Rinaldi family.
Dear Uncle Vince, you fought the good fight,
you kept the faith, and now enjoy your reward
in eternal life.
With love and admiration-
Marilena Rinaldi Walters
Your Proud Niece
nieces, nephews, and cousins concur.
Some of my best and fondest memories include
Uncle Vincent for he was present for the routine
and the big days of my life. Uncle Vince was waiting
for my mother, brother and me when we landed on
Ellis Island. He took us for the Sunday afternoon ride to buy the first milkshake in America. We enjoyed
many wonderful picnics in his backyard because he had a yard and not a garden. Whenever my family and I travelled to Steubenville to visit my parent,
Uncle Vince came across the street to visit us.
Uncle Vince was there for the big days too-the
graduations, the hooding ceremony and wedding.
Most of all I respect, admire and cherish Uncle
Vincent's devotion and commitment " a la famiglia".
His sacrifices and contributions , which are
countless, made a significant impact upon the
lives of many. He was the patriarch of the
Rinaldi family.
Dear Uncle Vince, you fought the good fight,
you kept the faith, and now enjoy your reward
in eternal life.
With love and admiration-
Marilena Rinaldi Walters
Your Proud Niece
A candle was lit by Chris and Tammy Garrett
on May 19, 2017 8:10 AM
The Rinaldi Family: We are very sorry for your loss. I use to take my Dad and Mom to get their haircut from Vince. He was such a nice person, that you would ever want to meet. Rest assure that he is in heaven, looking down upon each and everyone of you. May God bless you all, in your time of need. You are in our thoughts and prayers!!!
The Rinaldi Family: We are very sorry for your loss. I use to take my Dad and Mom to get their haircut from Vince. He was such a nice person, that you would ever want to meet. Rest assure that he is in heaven, looking down upon each and everyone of you. May God bless you all, in your time of need. You are in our thoughts and prayers!!!
A candle was lit by Chris and Tammy Garrett
on May 19, 2017 7:47 AM
Message from The Lugay family
May 19, 2017 6:09 AM
May the Lord's peace and comfort be with your family at this time of Vince s home going. Thank you Vince for all the years you cut our hair as young kids growing up in Steubenville as well as Dad s! We were blessed to be able to go back and visit the barber shop 2 years ago when Dad went to be w the Lord. That was the first time in over 30 years since we were there and nothing changed brought back many memories of reading Vince s magazines... Vince and his shop was a blessing to us and the community! Our condolences to the Rinaldi family....
A candle was lit by Lugay Family
on May 19, 2017 6:00 AM
A candle was lit by Michael Walters
on May 18, 2017 11:41 PM
A candle was lit by Dr. Anne Marie Walters
on May 18, 2017 11:41 PM
A candle was lit by Marilena Rinaldi Walters
on May 18, 2017 11:40 PM
A candle was lit by friends from Medical Section of Columbus MEPS
on May 18, 2017 9:21 PM
A SPATHIPHYLLUM was sent on May 18, 2017
Our deepest condolences to the Rinaldi family and friends. With caring thoughts from the Columbus Military Entrance Processing Station.
Message from Alan and Cindy Ciacci
May 18, 2017 7:38 PM
Aunt Dell, Mary Jo, and Vincent, you have our deepest sympathy. We will always remember Easter gatherings at your house and Uncle Vincent always offering us a glass of wine with dinner. Cherish your memories.
Message from Joyce Orlando
May 18, 2017 11:45 AM
Mary Jo, I am so sorry to hear of your dad's passing. Although I didn't know him, he helped rear you into a kind, lovely, beautiful person, so I feel sure, he must have been a fine man. I'm in Florida for a grandson's graduation and won't be home until the 25th. Please forgive me for not expressing my condolences in person. You and your family will certainly be in my prayers. Big, big hugs to you.
Message from Michelle Tedreau
May 18, 2017 10:04 AM
Mary Jo, My deepest sympathies to you and your family in the loss of your Dad. May you find peace in God.
Message from Roger and diana Ciacci and family
May 18, 2017 9:46 AM
Aunt Del, Mary jo,Vince, We are very sorry to hear of uncle jimmy's passing. we will always remember the good times we spent with him . You are in our thoughts and prayers.
A candle was lit by Lori Dennis
on May 17, 2017 6:55 PM
A candle was lit by Anita Cunningham
on May 17, 2017 5:39 PM
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