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Vincent John Place
January 17, 1931 ~ January 8, 2018 (age 86) 86 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Patricia Emmons Cunningham
January 28, 2018 5:10 PM
So sad to learn of Vinnie's passing. May he be at peace with Lord. I always loved seeing him around town. He was so sweet to say hi, his laugh was infectious. Prayers to all the family for your sudden loss.
Message from Ginny Clark
January 25, 2018 9:12 AM
I was so saddened to hear Vinnie passed away. I had the pleasure of working with Vinnie for several years at Woodsville Walmart. He was my veteran buddy having served in Turkey during the Viet Nam War. I saw Vinnie this past fall at the store, and as always, he was his smiling jovial self. He will be missed by all who knew him.
Message from Wanda Linzer
January 18, 2018 8:17 AM
I worked with Vin at Walmart for several years, and enjoyed every minute of it. He was a wonderful person, and I am so glad I got the chance to know him. Please accept my sympathies for your loss.
A candle was lit by Wanda Linzer
on January 18, 2018 8:16 AM
Message from Richard and Kathy McLachlin
January 13, 2018 5:15 PM
We were so sad to hear of Vinnie's passing. He will be greatly remembered by many. Sending you our sincere sympathy and love.
Message from Mary & Jeff Swecker
January 12, 2018 8:18 AM
We are so sorry to hear of Mr. Place's passing. We know how difficult it is to lose a father, and are praying for comfort for Karen and for her family.
A candle was lit by Tammy Robbins an Family
on January 10, 2018 11:34 PM
A candle was lit by Floraine Place
on January 10, 2018 10:36 PM
Message from Steve Tymon
January 10, 2018 9:11 PM
My uncle Vinnie gave me one of my first jobs as a 15 year old. He would, at my mom's request, pick me up every Saturday and bring to his glass business in Eagle Park (Prov, RI). I was instructed where to get the coffees for everyone and how I would spend my day cleaning up the mess he called a shop as he went out on jobs. One Saturday after returning to the shop with the morning caffeine Uncle Vin told me to get in the truck. He was a man of few words so I was either going home or he was showing me a new place to get coffee. We stopped at a store front and I proceed to watch a real man go to work. He replaced a full pain of glass in the front of the store while I handed him tools and cleaned up before we left. As the Saturdays passed he let me do more each time until i was doing small jobs with him telling me to be careful as he watched.
He was a quiet strong man and he taught me a lot things that I will never forget.
RIP Uncle Vin
He was a quiet strong man and he taught me a lot things that I will never forget.
RIP Uncle Vin
Message from Ray
January 10, 2018 8:14 PM
will miss you.sorry not to be there. Say hi to Shirley for me. RIP my friend
A candle was lit by Leo Enos
on January 10, 2018 7:15 PM
Message from lee sellingham
January 10, 2018 6:36 PM
i am very soory
A PEDESTAL ARRANGEMENT was sent on January 10, 2018
In memory of a life well lived! Much love, The DeBiasio Family! Sister Eileen & her family Robin, William, Karen & Nancy
Message from George Munro & Family
January 10, 2018 11:12 AM
With sincere and deepest sympathy. I knew Vin well through my dad (Peter Munro) I always looked forward to hearing old stories of their adventures together. I had the priveledge of visiting Vin a little back with my brother Eddie. We talked for hours about how proud he was of his children and grandchildren, how much he loved his wife Shirley and of course more great stories about he and my dad and their adventures when they were young. Thank you for the memories Vin. You will be missed. With much affection; may you rest in peace.
Message from Rhonda Stover
January 10, 2018 10:46 AM
I've loved Vin from the very first time I met him. I will miss him dearly. My love, thoughts and prayers for all who are grieving this loss. ❤
Message from Ellen Wilson
January 10, 2018 9:56 AM
Our thought and prayers for all of Vinny family, he was my uncle and I can recall many great adventures he had taken us on. I was always invited along to be with Sue(only girls in our family we hung tight together). We got to explore our world around us on these adventure. He taught us how to cook hot dogs over and open fire on a stick, sleep with bed rolls( cause we did not have sleeping bags)on camping trips, skiing down the slopes of NH ,or hanging at his glass shop playing with old fashion cash register. Oh the great wonderful memories. He will be missed RIP uncle Vin and thanks for taking me along.
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