Birth date: Nov 16, 1931 Death date: May 26, 2020
Victor N. Della Rocco, 88, passed away on Tuesday, May 26, 2020. Victor was born November 16, 1931 in Richmondville, New York to the late Victor and Leta Mae (Mackey) Della Rocco. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in dea Read Obituary
Victor was such a faithful friend to Metropolitan Ministries. On behalf of the struggling families he helped us serve, we send our deepest sympathy. May God Bless him, and your family during this time. We are sorry for your loss, and hope you know that Victor helped us alleviate suffering, promote dignity and give hope to so many families in our community. His legacy of love will live on.
Sincerely,
Molly James
Metropolitan Ministries
I was young when Uncle Vic moved to Florida but I'm happy that I still have a few memories. I remember his smile, humor and kind heart at family gatherings. Uncle Vic reminded me a lot of grandpa and I'm very proud of Vic, Paul, Roger and Phil for their military service. We followed Paul to Arizona and grew apart but you're all in our hearts and thoughts. Prayers to all of you up above and bless those that are still here. We all love and miss you Vic.. wish we had more time. XOXO
Today is the day we say good-bye to our big brother. Since we were almost 17 years apart my memories of him are only as an adult. But I always enjoyed the stories of when he and my other siblings were young and gave our mother her gray hairs. Poor Mom, never a dull moment with 6 children. She was such a great Mom and a fantastic cook which Vic picked up on in his love for cooking and great food. Before he moved to FL. I use to enjoy how he would stop by unexpectedly to see me and the kids when they were young and just check in. The move to Florida was for his love of the ocean, boats and no snow. He was also a very organized man who planned everything out meticulously..
You will be missed big brother, rest in peace.
Love,
Linda (your little sister)
I will always remember Uncle Vic as very kind and sweet man. The little things in my memory were at Grandma and Grandpa DellaRocco's home visiting and he would stop by and joke around and smile. Its sad that as time goes by you don't always get to say goodbye the way you would want but those little things will always remain in memory. Rest in Peace.
I have good memories of spending time with Uncle Vic at Grandpa DellaRocco’s house in Schenectady when I was little. He was always kind to me and Kim and Todd. I remember his smile and laugh. He will be missed. Sending love & hugs to all.
