Vincent Rosadillo Obituary

sorry for your loss, may peace be with you now and forever

A salute to one who has served with honor and a thanks for your services on the front lines from a group who feel the pride at this time. Blessed Are The Peacemakers.
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I love you!!! I miss you tooo!!!

I can't belive you are gone Uncle Vince. I will always miss having you around. You were so fun to be around. You were also the best person to cook cookies with and watch Judge Judy with. You will always be in my heart.

I cannot express the sadness I feel. I will always remember riding my bike to visit Uncle Vince and Aunt Kate in Stonybrook. I still talk about my trips to Colorado like it was yesterday. Everyone who knew you, loved you. I never got to know my grandparnets, but Uncle Vince and Aunt Kate always held that spot in my heart. Thank you for being so kind to my children. I love you and will always miss you.

I am sad for the loose of my friend Vince. We ran many marathons togother. He and Kate were good neighbors when we lived in Levittown.
I will miss him.
Bob Bernhardy

My son currently serves with 101st/502. Thank you for your service...

I still can't belive you are gone Vince.
My condolences goes out to Rosadillo's familly;especially:Marianna and Rick.
I will always be grateful for the fact that Vince was my very good friend and mentor since October, 1994, soon after I moved to Colorado Springs.My familly is very sad of your departure to heaven. R.I.P Vince. Jan(John) Nowakowski,Colorado Springs,Colorado

Our deepest sorrow goes out to the Rosadillo family. It seems like just yesterday we were all hanging out in Colorado. Tio Vince you will be greatly missed. It is a great privilege to be part of the family of such a great, humble, and loving man. I am sure Tia Kat will be very happy to see you and so will our Tata Tingo. To our cousins, our thought and prayers are with you.
God Bless,
Victor Rosadilla and Family

To the Rosadillo family, my deepest sorrow goes out to you for the loss of Vince. He and Kay were best friends of my in laws and we shared many events with them. He was always so funny, caring, thoughtful. I'm sure he's watching over all of you while reuniting with Kay and Michael and so many others who welcomed him in Heaven. Life has blessed all of us for having had him as a part of it.

Thanks Vince...when we moved in 324 Stonybrook Drive that windy, rainy day you were kind to send a pot of hot coffee. I wont ever forget that...The Desimones (Bernie, Mickey, Lisa, Sal and Chris)

I wish I had spent more time with you like everyone else who experienced your stories, food and laughter. I will miss you. My heart breaks because I didnt get to tell you I love you Pop.

I remember my family being next door neighbors of the Rosadillo family in Stoneybrook section of Levittown way back in 1963. His family was always helpful to my family and both families really bonded together. After we moved we didn't hear much from the Rosadillo's. I was surprised to get a phone call from Vincent about a year ago. He was so thoughtful in remembering our family. What a wonderful person he was! R.I.P
love from the Ballester Family

Ruth and I are so sadden to hear of his passing. Seems like yesterday we were just visiting and looking at old photos . I will always be grateful to Vince and aunt Kate for their kindness so many years ago. I will always have fond memories of those years.

You were a fine example of an excellent soldier!Thank you for your service to our country. You were a great example of the "greatest generation" It was my honor to know you.Our talks, your stories and your friendship will be something I will cherish forever.Rest easy my friend!

"Although it's difficult today to see beyond the sorrow,
May looking back in memory help comfort you tomorrow"

-- Author unknown

Thinking of you all at this time.

You were one of the "good guys"! I feel blessed to know you. I always thought you would be the one person that could live forever, on this earth. Now, you live forever in our hearts, with your, Kate.

It's still hard to believe you are gone Pop. I'll miss all your stories about your journey through life, your Jewish apple cake, the hot meals you would leave at my house for Jay, Jayson, and I, and I could go on for days. Heaven doesn't know what they are in for but I'm sure your already making friends, telling stories, and baking up a storm. I love you and miss you so much!