Victor Oliveri, a loving husband, devoted father, and cherished grandfather, passed away on August 21st, leaving behind a legacy of warmth, craftsmanship, and unforgettable memories.

Born in the Bronx to Vito and Theresa Oliveri, Victor was the second of two children and shared a close bond with his sister, Theresa. Growing up in a tight-knit family instilled in him the values of loyalty, hard work, and deep dedication to the people he loved most- values he carried with him throughout his entire life.

Victor was a man of passion, precision, and simple pleasures. An avid automotive enthusiast, nothing brought him quite as much joy as hitting the open road in his beloved Mustang, feeling the rumble of the engine and the freedom of the ride. He was a familiar and admired face at local car shows, where his dedication, meticulous care, and pride in his vehicles earned him numerous well-deserved awards over the years.

At home, Victor was happiest with a project in hand. A natural tinkerer, he loved nothing more than puttering around the house, fixing, building, and perfecting whatever caught his eye. No detail was too small, and no task was too big when it came to making his house a warm, welcoming home for his family.

Above all else, Victors greatest pride was his family. He was an endlessly supportive and loving husband, incredible father, and a deeply devoted grandpa. His granddaughter, Leah, was the absolute light of his life, and the memories, laughter, and wisdom they shared will be treasured forever.

Victors kind heart, steady presence, and infectious passion for life will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

Victor is survived by his wife Geraldine, daughter Christine, granddaughter Leah, nieces and nephews and a formidable support system of friends.