When I was a little girl my favorite place to go was the Bronx to visit my Mom’s Aunt and Uncle and cousin Victor who would always take me to the Bronx Zoo. I just loved him and will never forget how handsome he was and just a wonderful he was. My love to Inez and his family❤️

Joan and family,  We are so very sorry for the loss of your dad!
I remember vividly the 1st time I met Victorio in Memphis for his lovely granddaughters wedding.  We had heard many stories of this great man.  I was tested on my Italian authenticity which I did not take lightly.  After much debate, I received the blessing of Victor after I answered a key question that only a true Italian like him would know.  Needless to say we laughed a lot and became compari.   Wonderful memories I will never forget.  May God Bless his eternal soul.
Bruno and Sylvia



To a loving Dad, Father-In-Law, Grandpa, and Great Grandpa . You will always be in our hearts.  Each day brings us signs of your spirit,  through the  sounds nature bestows upon us  from sunrise to sunset. 
We will miss you dearly,
Joan and John

My father, Jim Accordino, worked with Vic at the 44. I remember him always speaking so well of him. Many good memories.
Deepest sympathies to Inez and family.

Worked in 44 Pct in the 70’s and remember Vic as one of the so called old timers. He was an active cop and always willing to help a new cop in the precinct. 
He was a good  cop and great guy. 


I remember working with Vic in the 44th precinct sector 44B. He was a great guy to work with.I think it was around October every year Vic would head out to Montauk to surfcast for stripers. He loved that. God Bless him and may he rest in eternal peace. My condolences to Vic's family.

My parents, Mary&Tony grew up with Inez&Victor, LIFELONG FRIENDS, BUT MORE LIKE FAMILY!!! Victor and my dad always enjoyed a good golf game together, but a good ole' card game was PURE JOY for the four of them!!! Two weeks before my dad passed away, I took my parents out to Inez&Victor's for one of those card games. It turned out to be so wonderful, in spite of dad's dementia.... it was just what he needed, thanks to Inez&Victor! While I was alone on the deck with Victor, he told me he was so happy they were all able to play cards that day, and was so grateful for our lifelong friendships and visits!! God Bless You and Love You Victor.... REST IN PEACE, Richie

So many memories of Uncle Vic. I loved going out on his boat when I was a kid. It seems like so long ago, yet it feels like just yesterday.  In later years, our yearly picnics in Hicksville were always so much fun, and he was such a huge part of those good times.  You will be missed, Uncle Vic.

I have so many great memories of Uncle Vic and Aunt Inez coming over to play cards with Mom and Dad, or spending Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve with us when we were kids.  Lots of laughs, hugs, and warmth. We'll miss you, Uncle Vic.

OBITUARY

Victor G. Altieri

29 July, 1927 – 14 April, 2021

O.B. Davis Funeral Homes - Miller Place

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