We offer our most sincere sympathies on the
passing of your beloved husband, father, grandfather and
brother.
We were taken by Vic's enthusiasm, zest for life and love of
family at our very first meeting. We enjoyed his friendship and
his larger than life personality.
All are in our prayers.
Romaine
Dear Maureen,
Jane and I want to convey our deepest sympathy to you and your
family. Vic was a good guy an I enjoyed being around him. I
particularly remember and enjoyed the day on Mentzer's back deck
when you, Vic and myself talked about our days in New York city.
I will miss playing bocce with him, he was so much fun. I will
always remember him in my prayers and may the peace of the Lord
be with you now and always.
Jane and Joe Rizzo
Rizzjoe@comcast.net
Maureen, Sharon, and Ron
I can't tell you how sad it was to read the news today. I have
such fond memories of Vic and your family growing up as
neighbors. When I got married to Laurie in the Catholic church
and was not a Catholic, Vic made it a point that day to take two
communions at the service one for him and one for me. I will
never ever forget that!
My deepest sympathies go out to all of you and know I have your
family and Vic in our thoughts and prayers.
Dave Neff & Family
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I
worked for Vic & Maureen for 6 years when the office was on
Stony Battery Road. Vic & Maureen were exceptional people to
work for.
My prayers are with you and your family-
Karen Hartsock
khartsock@lms-pma.com
Please accept our deepest sympathies. Victor
was a life force that brought everyone to attention when he
entered the room. He was a funny, caring, enthusiastic man who
was always ready to engage in conversation. He will be truly
missed and always remembered by anyone who got to know him even
a little bit.
Vinny, Sandy, Dan, Bella, and Nicky Crapanzano (Jr)
Washingtonville, NY
vcrapanz@stac.edu
DEAR MAUREEN, SHARON, AND RON
WE HAVE BEEN
TRYING TO CONTACT YOUR FAMILY FOR SOME TIME BUT COULD NEVER FIND
WHERE YOU WERE LOCATED. I HAVE TRIED THE INTERNET BUT WITH NO
AVAIL AND TODAY I TRIED AGAIN AND WAS SHOCKED TO THAT VIC PASSED
AWAY. WE WERE SO SORRY TO HEAR THAT AS WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN VERY
FOND OF YOUR FAMILY. AGAIN OUR CONDOLENCES TO THE WHOLE FAMILY.
ETHEL AND ROY GREENFIELD
E-MAIL ADDRESS
ESG22238@AOL.COM
Maureen,Ron and Sharon,
We were saddened after learning of Vic's passing. I learned so
much from working with Vic over the years and always appreciated
how fair he always treated me.
Vic was one of the good guys and I will always remember him. We
will keep your family in our thoughts and prayers through this
difficult time.
Don and Sharon Fisher
Sue and I send our heartfelt sympathies to the
Rendina family. My memories of Vic at young Ron's baseball games
are still in my mind. Most of all, however, are the great times
Vic, the guys and I had playing poker. I know Vic will be the
best poker player in the group. Everyone will win where he is
but he will still have the best hand.
Our thoughts are with you.
Irv and Sue Liss
sueirv1336@centurylink.net
Dear Maureen and Family, Bob and I are so
sad to hear of Vic's death.
We were in Florida on Sunday and got a call that my 76 year old
Sister-In-Law in Scranton died at 8:30pm. She had inoperable
lung cancer. Bob and I drove from florida on Monday and Tuesday,
then drove to Scranton Wed. for the viewing and funeral on
Thursday, Our thoughts and prayers, during the funeral Mass,
were also with you and your family.Can't imagine the heaviness
of your hearts right now. May you all find peace and comfort in
your many memories.
God bless all of you.
Love, Anne and Bob Gilligan
Maureen, Sharon and Ron:
Stella and I are so saddened to learn of Vic's death. We had
been travelling for the past week and just found out upon our
return today.
As you know I met Vic more than 22 years ago when I walked into
your office and began life as the company's CPA. As was his
endearing way, Vic immediately made Stella and I two of his
"best friends." We have treasured his friendship, and yours
Maureen, ever since. I know you have lost a great husband,
father and friend. Vic's light in the world will be missed by
all of us who knew him.
Fondly,
Peter Faraqnda-Diedrich
Dear Maureen,
I am very sorry for your loss of your beloved husband. Please
take comfort in the courage of your decisions and in the
numerous treasured memories and in the support that surrounds
you.
"Life is eternal; and love is immortal; and death is only a
horizon; and a horizon is nothing save the limit of our sight."
Rossiter W. Raymond
Sincerely,
Linda (one of his nurses)
Dear Maureen,
I am so saddened to hear of Vic's passing. I have always
cherished the memories of our Duck vacations, and the time that
I was able to share with you both. You are all in my thoughts
and my heart.
Sara Carroll
Maureen,
We are thinking of you and saying prayers for Vic, you and your
family. Vic will be missed greatly. Give my regards and
sympathy to Sharon and Ron.
We will always remember some of the good times we had with both
of you.
Chris and Ed Gorecki
edgorecki@verizon.net
We send our best wishes to Maureen, Ron and
Sharon. Vic was a wonderful man who always showed kindness,
respect and a great sense of humor to everyone he met. I was
fortunate enough to have been one of those people. We wish you
much love and peace for the holidays.
Brett and Claudia
My cousin Vic touched the
hearts of many. For all who knew him, we remember him to be
very personable, warm, humorous and so energetic.
My deepest sympathy to
the family.
Love, cousin Camy
Maureen - I only had a
few short years to know both you and Vic, but the memories
always bring a smile. You grumbling at something naughty he had
done, and him chuckling and winking at me over it. Then watching
him catch you and steal a kiss in the hallway. Your obvious love
for each other after so many years and through all the tough
times uplifted my heart then and always.
My favorite memories of
Vic were when something particularly good had happened and he
would come in whistling and humming a tune. He reminded me of
the old 'rat pack' stars with the way he dressed so debonairly
and his manners. He could always make me feel special just
stopping to talk to me. I miss those days - so glad I got to
know you both.
I will have you in my
constant prayers and trust in the Lord to keep you strong when
you need to be and surround you with family and loved ones when
you need to lean on them.
Sincere condolences to
you and your family,
Catherine Jenkins (former employee at V.L.Rendina)
So very sorry to hear
about the passing of Vic. I feel like he gave me my start in
business and I will forever be indebted to him. Your family will
continue to be in our thoughts and prayers.
Dr. Stefan F. Bender Family
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Victor
“Vic” L. Rendina, Jr., 74, of Lancaster, PA passed on Sunday,
November 13, 2011. He was born in NY to the late Victor L. and
Jean Rendina.
He
was a member of The Frank Lloyd Wright Association, Scottsdale,
and was a former member of the Manheim Township Sertoma Club,
Manheim Township Lions Club, Associated Builders and Contractors
(ABC), Lancaster Chamber of Commerce. He enjoyed playing
racquetball, bocce ball, playing in his bi-weekly card group and
being an avid sports fan.