3 Condolences Vincent (Vince, Vinny) Joseph Esposito Jr.
Vincent (Vince, Vinny) Joseph Esposito Jr., age 72 lost his battle with cancer on October 14, 2014 and passed on surrounded by his family and friends.
He was born in Brooklyn, New York to Vincent and Vincenza (Jean) Esposito. He was very patriotic and joined the Marines October 22, 1963. Returned to live in New York where he raised 2 sons (John and James), 2 step sons, (Jimmy and Robert), a niece (Linda), and several foster children. In 1980 he relocated to Pennsylvania where he continued to raise his family and successfully run a country store. He was a valued member of the community who never met a stranger and was always willing to help out any way he could.
In the 1990’s he relocated to Florida for warmer weather and to be closer to his family in Florida. Vince, being always the father, even adopted two young girls from a broken home. He could never say “no” to anyone in need. He was proud of his two grandsons, Adam and Vincent.
He was also an adventurer who loved to travel. Vince loved history, especially museums connected to military. He loved music, dancing, flirting and Italian food (especially if he cooked it). He loved holidays and liked to be in the middle of his family, friends, and good times. Everyone who met him remembered his smile and twinkle in his eyes.
He was met in Heaven by Jesus and reunited with his Mother, Father, and brother. He will be loved and missed by many. Thank you Vince for being part of our lives.
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I will never forget the first time I met Vince, He made me feel welcomed immediately as if he had known me forever. I am blessed to have had the opportunity of knowing such a wonderful person. I will love you in my heart for eternity. Cherished memories of sitting on the front porch for hours talking with you. You we’re my mentor and biggest supporter, I will miss you always. Rest in peace Dad
thank you dad for a remarkable life with you in it. you were a father ,a mother,a friend and a confidiant. you gave us good values and love more than most would. I will always miss u and when the time comes I will see you all again. our lives will be empty without you but our memories will let us go on. good bye for now see you soon. all my love and respect
your son james
Truly one of the good guys. The world feels the loss as heaven gains… It was a privilege knowing you, Vince! See you later, Pal.