In memory of Vic Schiavone
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This page was created to support my sister Sarah Schiavone and her two young children as they deal with the tragic loss of their loving husband and father, Victor Schiavone.
Vic was a big-hearted person with an even bigger smile that could light up any room. His larger than life personality, coupled with his intelligence and sharp wit, meant he often had everyone in his presence laughing. Everyone has a favorite memory of Vic – and probably many favorite memories of him – because time spent with Vic was guaranteed to be entertaining and fun.
The deep love that Vic had for his wife and children was evident to anyone who saw their family together. He was a devoted, loving and affectionate father to his 7-year-old daughter, Kylie, and his 3-year-old son, Cody. He cherished his time with them and they were the center of his world. Kylie and Cody adored their Daddy.
Vic was a loving son to his parents, Kathy and Vic Sr., and his younger sisters, Kim and Lori. Vic was proud of his large extended family on both the east and west coasts and often spoke fondly of his days growing up in Connecticut. He valued his friendships and was a loyal and kind friend. His many nieces and nephews loved playtime with Uncle Vic and he would wrestle with them until they were all exhausted from laughter. He donated his time to help coach his daughter's basketball team and would generously help out family and friends whenever and however they needed support.
In high school at North Kitsap, Vic met the love of his life, Sarah. Vic and Sarah were together for 23 years as best friends and partners in life. They prioritized spending time with each other and had the kind of steadfast relationship that was truly special. After 10 years of owning a small business and working with each other every day, they decided to make the sacrifice to go back to school in the same pharmacy program to create the best possible life for their family. Vic excelled at pharmacy school, was at the top of his class and had been inducted into Rho Chi, an academic honor society for pharmacy students. He had one year left before receiving his doctorate of pharmacy.
Vic was a beloved father and husband, and his family is utterly heartbroken and in pain during this difficult time. In lieu of flowers, please consider making a financial donation to Sarah, Kylie and Cody Schiavone to help this grieving family move forward. Please spread the word in the community by sharing this campaign on social media.
Vic was a big-hearted person with an even bigger smile that could light up any room. His larger than life personality, coupled with his intelligence and sharp wit, meant he often had everyone in his presence laughing. Everyone has a favorite memory of Vic – and probably many favorite memories of him – because time spent with Vic was guaranteed to be entertaining and fun.
The deep love that Vic had for his wife and children was evident to anyone who saw their family together. He was a devoted, loving and affectionate father to his 7-year-old daughter, Kylie, and his 3-year-old son, Cody. He cherished his time with them and they were the center of his world. Kylie and Cody adored their Daddy.
Vic was a loving son to his parents, Kathy and Vic Sr., and his younger sisters, Kim and Lori. Vic was proud of his large extended family on both the east and west coasts and often spoke fondly of his days growing up in Connecticut. He valued his friendships and was a loyal and kind friend. His many nieces and nephews loved playtime with Uncle Vic and he would wrestle with them until they were all exhausted from laughter. He donated his time to help coach his daughter's basketball team and would generously help out family and friends whenever and however they needed support.
In high school at North Kitsap, Vic met the love of his life, Sarah. Vic and Sarah were together for 23 years as best friends and partners in life. They prioritized spending time with each other and had the kind of steadfast relationship that was truly special. After 10 years of owning a small business and working with each other every day, they decided to make the sacrifice to go back to school in the same pharmacy program to create the best possible life for their family. Vic excelled at pharmacy school, was at the top of his class and had been inducted into Rho Chi, an academic honor society for pharmacy students. He had one year left before receiving his doctorate of pharmacy.
Vic was a beloved father and husband, and his family is utterly heartbroken and in pain during this difficult time. In lieu of flowers, please consider making a financial donation to Sarah, Kylie and Cody Schiavone to help this grieving family move forward. Please spread the word in the community by sharing this campaign on social media.
Organizer and beneficiary
Harlow Wood
Organizer
Poulsbo, WA
Sarah Schiavone
Beneficiary
