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In Loving Memory

Palmisano, Vincent J.

June 24, 1938 - May 25, 2026

Palmisano, Vincent J., Mon. May 25, 12026. Beloved husband of the late Carol Votaw; dear father of Paul (Tina Hicks), Tony (Stephanie Belville) and Doug (Aleca) Palmisano; dear grandfather of Cynthia, Matt, Megan and Emily; dearest son of the late Eugene and Pearl (nee DiMaggio) Palmisano; dear brother of Aggie and Michael and the late Ed and Gene; our dear brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend.

Services: Visitation at KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY CHAPEL, 5255 Lemay Ferry Rd., Thurs. June 18, 10 a.m. until service at 12:00 p.m. Burial Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials to the American Cancer Society appreciated.

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10 thoughts on “Palmisano, Vincent J.”

  1. He was the best bonus grandpa a girl could ask for! We will miss him dearly. I love you, Vince. Give Carol our love as well🩷

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  2. One thing I aways remember about you cousin you’re the only one who called me Mary Agnes .You will be miss tell everybody hi from us Love you ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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  3. One thing I aways remember about you cousin you’re the only one who called me Mary Agnes .You will be miss tell everybody hi from us Love you ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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  4. Dear Family of Vince,
    Please accept my heartfelt condolences on Vince’s passing. His buddy, Bill Fraser, will be so happy to be reunited with him in heaven. (Surely they’ll have a lot to catch up on.)
    I’ll always cherish the memories of Vince. I’ll never forget our camping trips, fishing, gigging frogs and many evenings playing poker.
    ❤️🙏❤️

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  5. I’m really saddened to hear of the passing of Vince especially since it had been a while since I reached out and spoke to him and I truly do regret that. Regardless, I thought of him often and how we could make each other laugh over the phone. My mother always talked about how good he was to her and he proved that by never leaving her side while she was in the hospital and even after, visiting her grave every weekend. I hope you find peace and I sincerely hope you can go fishing in heaven because I know how much you loved that. Rachel and I will never forget you and the impact you made.

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  6. Love you Grandpa! I hope you are dancing in heaven with your wife reunited again in the kitchen making your famous pork chops ❤️. You sure did love life on this side. I can only imagine the joy you are experiencing now. I will always cherish the memories, the laughter and the love. Miss you always.

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  7. Vince, you will be missed.
    I cherish the memories of time spent together when Cynthia was little, and I’m so grateful we were able to spend time with you recently in the hospital and catch up.
    You always had such a joy and zest for life. I’ll never forget cleaning the pond and tending to the plants in your backyard, and dancing on the patio. Cynthia loved dancing with you. You even taught me a few steps.
    Please know we are holding your family, especially Cynthia, close in our hearts during this difficult time. 
You will be remembered with love and gratitude.

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  8. My Cuz’n Vinny
    Ay Gumba I already miss coming over, flipping the lip and listening to you gripe about things that matter not as well all the laughs we shared. Happy to have conected with you these last few years. I’m also glad that you no longer are in pain, that was hard to watch.
    Ti vogolio bene, stamme bene

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  9. Take it easy on the angels up there Vincenzo! Hope you are dancing with Carol up there. Tell my boy I love and miss him. Will miss giving you a hard time! Love you lots!

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  10. I am deeply heartbroken to hear the passing of Vince.

    Vince was such a humorous humble kind man. He was my neighbor and created a bond with myself and my sons. Spoke about all species of birds, helped feed the koi fish, talk about Japan. He even gave him some Japanese books to learn. Gave me flower seeds from his backyard (moonflower) and just spending time talking! . He loved his garden and koi pond always brought happiness to him about his wife. ! He always spoke of his life from early childhood to Vietnam and his sons, granddaughter and so much more.

    This bond started all from me bringing cookies over and he was shocked and wondered why would I do such a thing. Well because I felt like it. Joyful! Our birthdays were close also so calling or stopping by with my boys to wish him a special happy birthday. Our time was summer we both enjoy the weather and disliked the winter. 🤭 I will miss seeing you in your red car driving around, sharing conversations, laughter, your kind soul.

    Thank you Vince for being kind and taking the time to bond with us !

    I know you sure are happy to be with your wife !

    You will be missed here but not forgotten.💜🤍

    Much love 🙏🏽

    Much heartfelt condolences to family of Vince

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