Vic Mackool

Dear Nancy,

I am terribly sorry to hear of your loss. Although words can do so little, I wanted you to know that you have my deepest sympathy. No expression of sympathy, no matter how deeply felt can help much right now, but I had to let you know that my throughts and prayers are with you.

Sincerely,

Louise

We are very sorry to hear of Vic's passing. He was a wonderful, generous human being. And a great American. We'll miss his fascinating stories of the life that he led. Our sympathies and love are with you all.

Nancy & Tammy, you are in my thoughts & prayers. Vic was like a brother to me & I know that he & my late husband Russ are already talking about the times we had together when we all were single. I hope you & I will keep in touch. God Bless!

A true American Hero

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

SO SORRY TO HEAR OF VIC PASSING ALL HIS OLD TENNIS BUDDIES WILL MISS HIM WE TALK ABOUT HIM OFTEN AND WE ALL WISH TO OFFER OUR CONDOLENCES TO NANCY AND HIS FAMILY YOUR FRIENDS GEORGE & GERI CHUTE

So sorry to learn of Vic's passing. We visited at his home
just last month. Vic was a true American hero with distin-
guished service in World War 2 at Normandy, and the
Battle of the Buldge.Vic was on my radio show many
times. He was always modest about about his service,
but loved to talk about his time as a singer for the Ray
Anthony Band. My thoughts are with his family He was
a true member of the Greatest Generation.

My deepest sympathy to the Mackool family. Vic used to come into the Pig Stand every morning where I managed - He was always such a pleasure to talk to. He will surely be missed by many of his coffee buddies too.