Vincent La Pietra Obituary

Vincent and I have been friends for over 60yrs. since we were in the same army unit in Germany in 1952/53.Over the years we shared many good times as we watched our family,s grow. I will dearly miss a wonderful friend and offer my sincere condolences to his family.

My condolences to Vince's family. He was a friend of mine going all the way back to O.A. Thorpe! Great friend who will really be missed.

My condolences. Great Man from a Great Family. Lived an exemplary life & was kind to everyone he met. May he have God's eternal grace.

Sorry for your loss

Mary and family.... your dad was a sweet, kind and gentle man.... he will be greatly missed.... love to an del of you!

Sad to hear of the loss of your father Mary. Praying for you and your siblings , children, and extended family. May God bless you with peace and comfort during your time of grief. Take comfort in knowing he's once again reunited with your wonderful mother. Much love to you.

Sad to hear of the loss of your father Mary. Paying for you and yoursiblings , children, and extended family. May God bless you with peace and comfort during your time of grief. Take comfort in knowing he's once again reunited with your wonderful mother. Much love to you.

My Father... Never greedy or selfish or mean hearted. He loved his wife, his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. I miss you, so much Dad.. I will love you and cherish you forever..

Dad, I will miss you. But I know for sure that you are on your way to Heaven. Love Jeanne Marie.

So sorry to hear about your Grandpa, Fred.

Vincent was a Triton College RSVP volunteer in River Grove for the last few years; helping Students with Conversation English. Vincent always but a smile on my face. He talked about his wife, his children and of course his grandchildren. He was my favorite volunteer and I will miss him terribly. My sincere condolences to the family.

Your father/grandfather was a great man! I worked at Morton Salt for many years and he was one of the first people I met, and I thought to myself that this must be a terrific place to work because of the warm welcome that he extended to me. I also was a member o0f the Morton Quarter Century Club that your dad was not only a member of, but also the president. I will always remember Vince as a very friendly and soft-spoken man and a good friend. May he rest in the cradle of God's arm forever.

I will miss Vince LaPietra's smile. I knew him and Mary, his wife, from the Northlake Community Theater they started in the basement of the Police Department. They were both loving, generous and kind. God Bless them both.