Monday, February 3, 2020
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Living on the West coast, I wasn't able to visit as often as I would have liked. The few memories I have of grandpa Vic are very precious to me. When we would visit he always took the time to look so handsome and well dressed. He was a skilled craftsman and one of my favorite things was the big mahogany bed he made. I loved his thick southern drawl and the way he was always cracking jokes under his breath. He was welcoming, kind and seemed genuinely interested in his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He had a way of making you feel important and loved. My children all refer to him as the "favorite grandpa" because he kept all sorts of sweet treats for them. The fact that he was adored by his family says a lot about the legacy he created with his amazing wife Mildred. Together, they created a big, beautiful and loving family. I feel so proud to be related to this man who lived a humble life full of hard work and love for his family. Rest in Peace. I love you Grandpa.
