Vincent was an integral part of the Joe and Joe weather show podcast. He was there every night the show aired and was very active on the chatboard. Gave us all great insights on the stock markets and a true wiz on honeymooners trivia. Although I never had the chance to meet Vincent, it's very easy to tell he was a great man and will be greatly missed by so many people. My deepest sympathies to the family of Vincent.
Harold Olsen

Only knew Vincent through the Joe and Joe Weather Show....He was in the chat every nite and was always extremely nice to everyone and it was a pleasure to chat with him on a subject of weather that we both had a interest in. Sorry I never got to know Vincent in person.
Rest easy my weather friend.

I didn't know Vincent in real life but chatted often with him during the Joe & Joe Weather Show on youtube which he watched almost every night.   He was such a nice guy and always very personable.  I'm so sorry to hear of his passing and he will be greatly missed! My condolences to the entire family.

Everyone who knew Vincent from the Joe & Joe Weather Show on YouTube is heartbroken over his passing. Despite never meeting in person he will be missed that’s how much we enjoyed interacting with him if only online. So very sorry for your loss.

I'm so sorry to hear about the passing of Vincent. He watched our weather show on youtube and was here on the chat board every night. He and I talked about markets and when the subject of the Honeymooners came up, he was front and center with all the lines and getting all the questions right!. My colleague Joe Rao and I really enjoyed him being part of the nightly conversation and other members of our little youtube community will very much miss.. all our prayers to Vincent and his family.

Joe Cioffi

I will always be thankful for the way Vinny made my mother ( 100 years old) laugh and feel special and the way he treated my mother-in-law and took care of her after the passing of my father-in-law.

"The Lord your God goes with you, he will never leave you nor forsake you. " Deuteronomy 31:6   God light the way of  Vinny to our Creator. God bless the family

My very deepest condolences
 Best times with Vinny & Olivia was in their home.  Vinny  did impersonations always gave us a laugh.  He loved sports always talked about football & baseball with Carl.  Vinny was a perfect host always helped Olivia serving.  I remember how they often spoke about Perter & Lucas loved their kids would do anything for them.  They were good friends and both of them surely will be missed.

I loved my cousin Vincent with all my heart. He was like a brother to me and his love for others was unmatched. 1745 66th Street will always be home and whenever you were with Vinny you were “home.” His love endures and his spirit is not only with The Lord but, lives forever in the lives he touched.

I am so sorry to hear the sad and shocking news that Vinny passed.
I knew Vinny from the neighborhood.  He was such a nice, caring man always with a smile on his face, playing his lotto at Smoke Stak.  He will be sorely missed by all of us from the neighborhood.  

My condolences to his family, may he rest in peace with his beloved Olivia.   

God Bless Vinny.

Helen Lyons

We will always remember Vinny's humor.
Some great memories of a Honeymooners skit in which he played Ralph and Richie Siedman was Norton.  It was hilarious 😂

I met Vinny in the autumn of 1982.  He was a church-mate of Tommy whom I'd also recently met. Tommy brought Vin to my pushcart in the Village (our 1st meeting).  

When Vinny learned I was hitch-hiking back to the West Coast, he & his princess (Liv) invited me to stay at their home to save me a bit of coin.

Since then, we stayed in contact, though Liv was the writer of the two.

Vinny was a loveable "bear" whom his friends will miss dearly.

OBITUARY

Vincent Croce

22 June, 1957 – 27 July, 2025

Cusimano & Russo Funeral Home

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