Birth date: Mar 21, 1937 Death date: Nov 13, 2010
Victor Vincent Devietoris, son of L.Victor and Theresa (Piroska) Devietoris was born March 21, 1937 in Scarborough Ontario, Canada. He departed this life, Saturday, November 13, 2010 in Cox Medical Center South in Springfield, Mis Read Obituary
Sorry for your loss, Vic was a great guy. Had a good time when we met Vic, all went out to dinner and talked about good times.
Dear Alzina, We are so very sorry for your loss. I know you have great family around you, so they will not let you become lonely. I know this is hard on you. Please take good care of yourself my friend. May God Be With You Ron & Patty
Alzina, and family, my thoughts are with you at this sad time as you mourn to passing of Victor. May you find comfort in the memories and peace when you think of him.
Sheridan (Voodoo)
I'm so sorry for your loss.
Sorry for your loss. Ron and I are so very grateful that we got to meet you two. Take care. We love you. Ron & Kathy Ehredt
Trying this again as the first one I sent the other day still hasn't shown.
I am sorry that Corey and I can not be there with you and the family on this day of remembrance Ma, but know that we are in spirit. I thank you so very much for looking after my Daddy. I am grateful knowing that he spent his last years loving life with you. You are truly a blessing from above. Love and God bless today and always. Lori and Corey xoxo
I'm so sorry to hear this Alzina. My sincere wishes that you are okay. He's in a better place now and you'll see him again, happy and active. Huggles, Sandy Burris
Rest in peace, Vic. You are missed and thank you for loving my dearest friend. You made her happy. I wish you could have made it here last summer. I will always remember you. I really enjoyed your company when I was there and I have great memories of you and Alzina. Love you! Judy
I signed another guestbook, but will write a message on this one, too.....
I was sorry to hear of my brother's death. He and I grew up in a close Hungarian-Canadian family in Scarborough, with parents who were proud of their Hungarian background but felt fortunate to be Canadians.
Our parents had lost two earlier babies to sickness, and in 1937, Cornelius was born. He was a huge baby, and our mother was tiny. He was blue when he was born, which was a major problem back then. But he thrived after that initial crisis.
Cornelius Victor Vincent did not like his first name, and was happy to change his name to Vic when he was old enough. He was a friendly and happy boy and got along well with everyone.
Cornelius (Vic) was an usher at our wedding in St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church, Toronto on December 29, 1962. His sons Brian and Paul were there, too, with Joan, their mother. What a great day that was, with snow and ice and slippery roads....
We have so many memories of so many things....
We are Catholics and are having Masses and prayers said for the repose of his soul, and Steve and I pray that everyone who cared for my brother will find peace as well.
Frisky i was sorry to hear of your loss.Vic and you were a very special couple.We send our thoughts and prayers to you and your family.May God bless you through this trying time...hugs luckylady
