Birth date: Sep 22, 1957 Death date: Mar 4, 2021
Vito Pasquale Grimaldi, Sr., 63, passed away on March 4, 2021, in Celebration, Florida. He was born on September 22, 1957, in Somerville, New Jersey to the late Hugo J. Grimaldi and Jennie Albano Grimaldi. He was raised in Margate Read Obituary
Veto asked me if he could use my truck cover for a bit. Was going to Fla to visit relatives and didn't want his belongings to get wet. Vito and 3 Deputies came down late 1 or 2 am to load it. I had a Husky up next to it. While loading I asked Veto where was Husky? He didn't know there was a dog there.
Husky was about 2 feet from him. Husky was a very quiet dog, never barking unless something strange going on. Veto jumped back from him. Said he was glad he had a chain on him. We talked for a bit and he was on his way. I wished him and his family to have a safe trip. He'll always be in my memories of him. We had some good times together. So sorry he is gone, in Heaven he is with the Lord. God bless all of his family.
I miss you, Grandpa. Damn, you always figured out how to make me smile and burst out laughing. You will be forever missed. See you inside the gates of Heaven.
Vito I just learned of your passing Brother, I will never forget working with you as a Police Officer at Christiansburg and that smile you always had, we became friends instantly, I will always hold you in the highest regard, My heartfelt condolences to your family.
Vito I will miss you very dearly. To the Grimaldi family my prayers and thoughts are with you. I loved Vito so much. When he was working at the Florida institute of neurological rehabilitation, he helped me through a lot of my tough times he also taught me a lot of things that I didn’t know. I love you Vito. Your old client mike Norris
You will be missed very much by everyone who knew you and Loved You. I will never forget all the good times we had together in Florida when we got to visit. Your smile and Thoughtfulness for everyone will always live on. Till we meet again.
Love Always
Cousin Donna
Hey Cuz, the greatest memories we made was in 1972 when we came to Florida for the first time. We went to the beach and laughed and joked all day and waiting for the alligators to go past your lanai or watching the person on 3 wheeler bike go past the house. Your mother said only old people ride those. We had a great time. Your smile and personality will be missed greatly. We will all be together again and what a family reunion it will be. Love you.
Uncle Vito was a great man and loved his family so very much. I'm so glad I got to meet this man. He is my uncle's brother and I grew up calling him uncle Vito. He loved me like one of his own.
My condolences for you all and hugs for everyone.
Valerie Brennan
Hey Cuz, You were the big ragu in the family. The Albano family will always remember you and all of the Grimaldi's when we were kids visiting Aunt Jenny (My Godmother) in Florida. I also have fond memories of your visits to Hazleton, Pa. over the years. Your larger than life smile and fun demeanor will be missed. We all wish we could have been there to say our final good byes, but these crazy times have made getting together difficult. Know our harts and prayers are with you and your family. You will be missed, but never forgotten. Until we meet again, save us some pasta. Love, Jim
Our deepest condolences on the passing of Vito. We were fortunate to be with Vito on many occasions and his sense of humor- engaging smile and love for family and friends was ever present and contagious. We pray for strength and peace in the days and months ahead and that sooner than later the tears will turn to smiles as you reflect on your loved one and your time together. RIP sweet Vito- Love June and Richard Owens
