Vincent Phillip Vergilio

I only just learned of Vince's death a few days ago. I knew him in 1968 through to 1970 and I knew him to be kind, gentle, funny, smart and curious about life. Reading the many tributes to him it is wonderful to know that he had a good life, with Christine, his wife, and his children and grandchildren. I am not surprised to learn that he was a much loved friend, teacher and colleague to those who knew him. I am sure he is greatly missed. I will forever treasure the time we shared those many years ago. My belated sympathy to his wife and family. Goodbye Vince. I hope you are resting easy.

Vince and I shared a friendship over our whole lives. We where both born on the same day of the same month of the same year, May 28, 1949. The Vergilio family and the Stewart family where somewhat intertwined for many years. Vince's father Tony and my father Ralph worked together, hunted together and shared a friendship as did Vince and myself. We grew-up together in Manor Park and beyond. Although our lives went separate ways, our friendship remained rock solid. I admired Vince for being the honest, strait-shooter, that he was and a Loving Family Man. In this time of great sorrow our heart goes out to Christine and Family. Love Greg and Barb.

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Very sorry to hear about Vince. We were Crusaders briefly and teaching colleagues for many years. You truly made a difference my friend!

Christine, please know my thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family at this time of loss and sorrow. It was so good to see you when you dropped into Book Club last month and know there will be more sunny days to come. Looking forward to seeing you when you are ready to return.

Greg, Lisa and family Please accept our condolences for your loss. Dave, Becky and the girls The Maidments

Christine, I was so sorry to hear of your husband's passing. While I didn't know him, I enjoy hearing your stories about your 42 years together, and look forward to hearing more. Hope to see you soon at our book club. In the meantime, know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Vince was one of those kids that if you observed him on the playing field you could improve your game, he was fiercely competitive as a kid and a pretty good catcher. My condolences to his family.

We were very sad to hear about Vince. He was a fun guy to bike with. He will be missed by his biking buddies at the Pedal Pushers. Ty and Ellen Harries

Christine and family. So sorry to hear of Vince passing. We are thinking of you all at this very sad time. Love Linda and Jeff. ❤️

Vince and I grew up in the same neighbourhood;he remained close to his friends until his death .Vince Ted and Steve did all their schooling together ;Steve and Vince were in the same class from grade 1 until the end of high school .Vince taught my daughter in grade three ;she has fond memories of Vince .

It was a privilege to work with Vince an amazing teacher and colleague. He was devoted to his profession and the students were lucky to have him. Our condolences to you and your family at this time of great loss. Kathy and Henry

My Sincerest condolences to the Vergilio & Rodrigues family in this time of loss.

So sorry to hear of Vince's passing .... we the De Luca girls = Lina , Gina and Angela and Family's ... daughters of Salvatore and Matilde De Luca send our deepest condolences... Heaven gained another beautiful angel ...let his memories live forever in your hearts .... RIP dear cousin. Lina Aiello

I'm very sorry to hear of this news. Mr. Vergilio was my grade 7 teacher over 20 years ago at St. Thomas More. I have fond memories of him. He was a wonderful teacher with a great sense of humour. I'm certain that there are dozens, if not hundreds, of other former students who remember him that way.

I'm so sorry to hear about Vince. I worked with him at St. Thomas More and he also taught my daughter Brittany. We had many good laughs together. Rest In Peace Vince.

I was so sorry to hear of Vince's passing. We worked together at St. Thomas More and had many laughs. Vince was an excellent teacher and cared deeply for all of his students. I must sadly miss his Life Celebration as I am out of country. My deepest condolences to Christine and all of his family.

We are so sorry we can not attend Vince's celebration of life as we are away. We had so many laughs together at Thomas More. He will be so missed by all who knew him. He was a real team player. Our condolences to Chris and the family.❤️

I am so sad to hear of Vince's passing. I taught with Vince at St Thomas More School. A truly dedicated teacher. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

We were so sad to hear about Vince's passing. We have found memories of Vince, through our teaching careers. Sending our deepest sympathy. 🙏🏼🕊

We were so sad to hear of Vince's passing. Vince was a wonderful human being! Our condolences to Christine and family.

It's been wonderful knowing Vince for the last 40 years. All the laughter and joy bringing in the new years playing Trivial Pursuit. Not to mention the wonder of his amazing garden. Vince always made me feel like part of the family. I will truly miss him. God bless Christine and the family and bring you peace.

An absolute superb fellow cyclist of the Pedal Pushers group. Thoughts & prayers extended to family.