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Vincent N. Grosso, On April 2, 2014, of Washington Twp. Age 88. Beloved husband of Agnes (nee Hmaruk). Devoted father of Vincent P. (Donna) and Michael J. (Charlene). Loving grandfather of Michael Andréa and Gianna. Dear brother of Rita Foley and brother-in-law of Mary Grosso. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his viewing WednesdayContinue Reading
Vincent N. Grosso,
On April 2, 2014, of Washington Twp. Age 88. Beloved husband of Agnes (nee Hmaruk). Devoted father of Vincent P. (Donna) and Michael J. (Charlene). Loving grandfather of Michael Andréa and Gianna. Dear brother of Rita Foley and brother-in-law of Mary Grosso.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend his viewing Wednesday 9:00 – 10:30 am at the EGIZI FUNERAL HOME, 119 Ganttown Rd., Washington Twp. Mass of Christian Burial 11:00 am at St. Charles Borromeo RC Church, Washington Twp. Interment Gloucester County Veterans Cemetery, Williamstown.
The family requests no flowers and that donations be made to the Covenant House, 461 Eighth Avenue, New York, NY 10001, or Mass cards are appreciated. Condolences www.egizifuneral.com
Rose Ann Lafferty
left a message on April 7, 2014:
I want to thank Mr. Grosso for his dedication to our township. He attended meetings, asked intelligent questions and was always respectful. Rest in peace Mr. Grosso and thank you.
Rose Ann Lafferty
Charlene Grosso
left a message on April 9, 2014:
Our family will never be the same without my father-in-law Vince Grosso. He was the glue that held our family together. Never a day went by without him calling us and checking in as he would say. His love and concern for his family was and always will be greatly appreciated. He made me feel protected and gave our family a sense of stability just knowing that he was there for us. He gave us all that he had to give. Even on his death bed he told me to tell everyone that they have his support. I asked him what can you possibly do from a hospital bed? Just get well and be at peace. He said I can give them my Spirit. Vince Grosso was an exceptional man, father, father-in-law, brother, son, husband, civic leader and grandfather. I am very proud to have had such a wonderful father-in-law and could not have had better. Yes, a part of me is lost without him and he will be greatly missed. But he gave me his spirit and I know that he is looking down on us and watching over us from a better place. Rest in peace Vince, as far as I am concerned you did a great job on earth and deserve to be in paradise.
Charlene
Your daughter-in-law
Dr. Gerald J. Luongo
left a message on April 8, 2014:
Vincent and I met early on in the 1970’s when we served on the Washington Township Board of Education. Vince was a dedicated and committed public servant who gave of his time and talent to the community. Throughout my public life in the Township, I could always depend on Vince for his honest opinions and advice. Although we did not always agree politically, we were good friends who held sacred the goals of service to the community. He was a great supporter in my battle to build the Señor Center that did reach fruition and has served the community well. His journey through life was a good one and now it is time to rest in peace. God Bless Vincent and his family. Washington Township has lost a good man.
Fran W
left a message on April 4, 2014:
Dear Mr Grosso...You don't know me, but I know you via the televised Twp meetings. I will miss seeing you on the Twp meetings. Thank you for for your service and all of the time you watched over the tax payers of Washington Twp....To the family of Mr Grosso, I'm very sorry for your loss...?
Fran W
left a message on April 4, 2014:
Lit a candle in memory of Vincent N. Grosso
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
June Bilenky
left a message on April 8, 2014:
Uncle Vince was a good man and loved his family with all his heart. When I was twelve years old and my family lived with Vince and Agnes, he was a caring and ever present source of strength and support. I'll always remember him playing Ray Conniff records and how I loved listening to them. Blessings to Uncle Vince, Aunt Agnes, Vincent and Michael.
N. H.
left a message on April 7, 2014:
To the Grasso Family, My condolences on the passing of Vincent. Although I did not
Know Mr. Grasso personally, I I saw or heard him at the Washington Twp. Council and school board meetings, in addition to his written opinions in the Op-Ed section of the
Newspapers. While I may not have always agreed with his viewpoint or suggestions,
I admired Him for his tenacious character and his up to date knowledge and intellect.
He personifies what a Senior Citizen should strive for - continuous mental and social
Participation. Actually, he should be a model for any age group ; to exercise the
Rights that we Americans are privileged to possess, that being the Freedom of Speech
And Participation in a Democracy form of Government.
I know that you will remember him as a Loving Family Man.
Washington Township has lost a Voice. My thoughts & prayers to you.
N.H., Washington Twp.
dave and annette wall
left a message on April 5, 2014:
Sending our condolences to the Grosso family from Dave and Annette Wall. I grew up with Mike hanging around the Grosso household. Mr. Grosso was a great guy. May he rest in peace.
Regina
left a message on April 4, 2014:
My sincere condolences to the family. May the "God of all comfort," be with you during this time of loss. Lean on Him for comfort and support through reading the Bible daily. (2 Corinthians 1:3,4)
J.L.
left a message on April 8, 2014:
How beautiful the life, that it be built on seeking justice and fairness for the multitude. Thank you Mr. Grosso for being the voice of residents in Washington Township for so many years. May your legacy live on and inspire generations to come. Condolences to the family.
N. H.
left a message on April 7, 2014:
To the GROSSO Family. My apologies for misspelling Vincent's last name.
Again, my Condolences to The GROSSO Family. N.H.
Michael Mellace
left a message on April 7, 2014:
To the Grosso family, My sincerest condolences on you loss. Mr. Grosso was a fantastic man. I was first introduced to him many, many years ago by the late Councilman Bob Berry. Mr. Grosso was always a constant voice in the Township and always had the best interest of the Township at heart. He be dearly missed. The Township lost a watchdog.
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Rose Ann Lafferty
left a message on April 7, 2014:
I want to thank Mr. Grosso for his dedication to our township. He attended meetings, asked intelligent questions and was always respectful. Rest in peace Mr. Grosso and thank you.
Rose Ann Lafferty
Charlene Grosso
left a message on April 9, 2014:
Our family will never be the same without my father-in-law Vince Grosso. He was the glue that held our family together. Never a day went by without him calling us and checking in as he would say. His love and concern for his family was and always will be greatly appreciated. He made me feel protected and gave our family a sense of stability just knowing that he was there for us. He gave us all that he had to give. Even on his death bed he told me to tell everyone that they have his support. I asked him what can you possibly do from a hospital bed? Just get well and be at peace. He said I can give them my Spirit. Vince Grosso was an exceptional man, father, father-in-law, brother, son, husband, civic leader and grandfather. I am very proud to have had such a wonderful father-in-law and could not have had better. Yes, a part of me is lost without him and he will be greatly missed. But he gave me his spirit and I know that he is looking down on us and watching over us from a better place. Rest in peace Vince, as far as I am concerned you did a great job on earth and deserve to be in paradise.
Charlene
Your daughter-in-law
Dr. Gerald J. Luongo
left a message on April 8, 2014:
Vincent and I met early on in the 1970’s when we served on the Washington Township Board of Education. Vince was a dedicated and committed public servant who gave of his time and talent to the community. Throughout my public life in the Township, I could always depend on Vince for his honest opinions and advice. Although we did not always agree politically, we were good friends who held sacred the goals of service to the community. He was a great supporter in my battle to build the Señor Center that did reach fruition and has served the community well. His journey through life was a good one and now it is time to rest in peace. God Bless Vincent and his family. Washington Township has lost a good man.
Fran W
left a message on April 4, 2014:
Dear Mr Grosso...You don't know me, but I know you via the televised Twp meetings. I will miss seeing you on the Twp meetings. Thank you for for your service and all of the time you watched over the tax payers of Washington Twp....To the family of Mr Grosso, I'm very sorry for your loss...?
Fran W
left a message on April 4, 2014:
Lit a candle in memory of Vincent N. Grosso
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
June Bilenky
left a message on April 8, 2014:
Uncle Vince was a good man and loved his family with all his heart. When I was twelve years old and my family lived with Vince and Agnes, he was a caring and ever present source of strength and support. I'll always remember him playing Ray Conniff records and how I loved listening to them. Blessings to Uncle Vince, Aunt Agnes, Vincent and Michael.
N. H.
left a message on April 7, 2014:
To the Grasso Family, My condolences on the passing of Vincent. Although I did not
Know Mr. Grasso personally, I I saw or heard him at the Washington Twp. Council and school board meetings, in addition to his written opinions in the Op-Ed section of the
Newspapers. While I may not have always agreed with his viewpoint or suggestions,
I admired Him for his tenacious character and his up to date knowledge and intellect.
He personifies what a Senior Citizen should strive for - continuous mental and social
Participation. Actually, he should be a model for any age group ; to exercise the
Rights that we Americans are privileged to possess, that being the Freedom of Speech
And Participation in a Democracy form of Government.
I know that you will remember him as a Loving Family Man.
Washington Township has lost a Voice. My thoughts & prayers to you.
N.H., Washington Twp.
dave and annette wall
left a message on April 5, 2014:
Sending our condolences to the Grosso family from Dave and Annette Wall. I grew up with Mike hanging around the Grosso household. Mr. Grosso was a great guy. May he rest in peace.
Regina
left a message on April 4, 2014:
My sincere condolences to the family. May the "God of all comfort," be with you during this time of loss. Lean on Him for comfort and support through reading the Bible daily. (2 Corinthians 1:3,4)
J.L.
left a message on April 8, 2014:
How beautiful the life, that it be built on seeking justice and fairness for the multitude. Thank you Mr. Grosso for being the voice of residents in Washington Township for so many years. May your legacy live on and inspire generations to come. Condolences to the family.
N. H.
left a message on April 7, 2014:
To the GROSSO Family. My apologies for misspelling Vincent's last name.
Again, my Condolences to The GROSSO Family. N.H.
Michael Mellace
left a message on April 7, 2014:
To the Grosso family, My sincerest condolences on you loss. Mr. Grosso was a fantastic man. I was first introduced to him many, many years ago by the late Councilman Bob Berry. Mr. Grosso was always a constant voice in the Township and always had the best interest of the Township at heart. He be dearly missed. The Township lost a watchdog.
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Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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