My man vince,always laughing,great guy,will be remembered  forever. 
We had a lot of great times. Thanks for the fun Vince.

Remembering Vince from my days at Manhattan Life and US Financial.  Visiting his agency and dining with Vince or seeing him at the NAILBA conventions.  A wonderful human being and a great insurance guy. One of my favorite characters in my 40 years in the insurance business.  My condolences to his family....he will be missed.  Bob Carroll, Cincinnati, OHIO

 Vince,   I still remember the last time I  saw you was at Aunt Jeannette's  for dinner during the holidays.. You were always  laid back and easy going, and nice to be around .. God Bless you Vince..

Vince was always larger then life to me.   I always welcomed his stories and the companionship that he and my father shared was priceless.  I look forward to celebrating you today Vince.  I hope you and my dad are enjoying each others friendship once again...Billy

Vince you will be missed. 
 
I remember meeting Vince about 25 years ago. On my way to our first meeting, I saw a Lincoln Continental with FBI plates pulled over by HPD.  When Vince arrived in that car, I asked him if he was with the FBI.  He said, "I'm Full Blooded Italian". He was bigger than life when he entered a room.  This was very noticeable to me.
Thoughts and prayers for the family.

Yes Uncle Vince you will be missed you were always funny dancing especially the holidays. I will never forget that license plate and your cars and you always came around everytime you came over to dads house Autrey, and Vinnie and all the other cousins Towers, Autreys, Bayes that lived on that same street lou ellen in oak forest off 34st. Our cousins that grew up together  Uncle Vince a Great Person 

God bless Robbie Autrey and Family

I am grateful to have a father who made me who I am today because of all the experiences we shared.

Mr. Towers,  Every single memory that i have of you are of super fun times!  You took Vinnie and I to so many rodeo shows and let us eat the free popcorn and drink the cokes up in the club area, i thought that was the neatest thing ever.  We ran around that astrodome for hours and hours and had the greatest adventures as you patiently waited for us to get our fill of fun.
8th grade confirmation, when we all went to lunch and you were drinking wine and decided at some point you would put the napkin on your head and tell everyone you were the pope and you started blessing everyone.
Vinnie and I used your "car phone" to call anyone we could think of and tell them we were in a CAR and you never told us it was a dollar a minute, you just laughed at us.
Warm, fun and sweet, is what i recall when i think of you.  
I know Grandma Triolo is happy to see her son, she's waited a long time.
God Bless you Mr. Towers
You are in my prayers with Emiko, Vanessa and Vinnie.

I AM MY FATHER'S DAUGHTER
I love you Dad!
You always answer the phone.
There has never been a time
You had no time
To talk to me alone.

And though an illness impairs your motion
I can call you anytime, you say
"I still have time for you."
"Call me anytime of day."

You taught me how to sing
The music deep inside me too.
You taught me how to dance
And pulled the jazz right out of me.

The bongos and percussion
Were a thrill that we both knew.
Every time I hear the drums
I always think of you.

I am my Father's Daughter!
Just check us out
And you will see it's true.
For no one really loves me
As much and like you do!

Vanessa Anne Towers Peltier
Father's Day
LaMarque, Texas © 2010

OBITUARIO

Vincent C. Towers

29 abril, 1923 – 24 octubre, 2015

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