Death date: Feb 24, 2016
Vito Conforti, 72, of Huntersville, NC passed away on Wednesday, February 24, 2016 at his residence. He was born on February 17, 1944 in Newark, NJ and was the son of the late Michael and Mary Balestrieri Conforti. In his youth, Read Obituary
Vicki, Michael, Mark and Marianne,
We just received word of Vito's passing... much too soon.
Vito will always be in our hearts, his ever present energy and passion, inspirational values, he represented God's grace.
Just a wonderful man in every way.
So sorry for your loss, Tom and Jennifer Harrington
Dear Conforti Family,
Many years ago I attended OLV with Vito. He was a pleasant, friendly addition to our class. I, along with other classmates, are saddened by his death. My prayers are for peace in your hearts and sweet memories of Vito.
Sincerely, Jeanne Kelley Cuoco
Vito, you will be missed by all. I am proud to have gotten to know you through our Life Applications Class family. You were a true example for all of us and an inspiration for a life in faith.
My prayers go out to your family for their loss of a vibrant part of their lives.
God Bless and Keep you and my sincere condolences to Vicky and your family. Rest in peace. Sharon
We were so blessed to have been able to share so many wonderful times and memories. There are so many words to describe Vito. Loving, kind, funny, caring, gentle but strong. Our families were always so close and the love was unlike most families never get to expetience. Vito was the epitome of that love and caring. His smile radiated thoughout a room. I will miss him dearly but I will keep him alive in love and memories. He used to called me Natalie Wood. I always thought he was too gracious about that. My love and wishes for his peace and happiness with our Lord I send today Rest in the comfort of our Saviour.
We are so sad over the sudden passing of Vito, we will alway's remember Vito as one of our favorite cousin's , he had such a wonderful personality & alway's made us laugh! Our condolences for Vicky & his family. May he alway's rest in peace, The Ferroni Family
I cannot believe our Vito is gone...too soon. Vito was one of the few men I ever knew who looked at his wife as if he was seeing her for the first time and falling in love all over again. Maybe that sounds cliche, but it's true. He adored Vikki. And how he loved his children! He was proud of each of them and was very involved. His family was his entire world. A firm father when he needed to be, a comedian most of the time, and a big teddy bear at heart. His laugh was truly contagious and what a sense of humor! One of my favorite memories was the first time I saw him with his hair...I guess my face looked puzzled because he told me he was Vito's brother. Hahahaha. Another favorite is when we spent an evening figuring out what our names would be like if we spelled our names backwards...from that point on he was Otiv Itrofnoc! . So many memories. I wish I could share them all. I told Marianne that he was everyone's dad...we all respected and loved him. And even though he is with God our Father, the heartache you are all feeling may not go away, it might help to continue to share your memories of him. You were blessed to have a lifetime of them.
I wish I could be there to say goodbye and be there for all of you. I love you all. And thank you for the memories, Otiv Itrofnoc. XO Love, Enitsirhc Renffahcs
Vito was truly a great man that loved his family and I don't think that he ever met a stranger. I have had many conversations with him over the past few years on Wynfield Creek Parkway and always looked forward to our next one. My dogs will miss him as well as he didn't leave his house without a pocket full of dog treats for all of his four legged friends. He was truly one of the good guys and will be missed.
My heart is heavy. Uncle Vito, you will be missed greatly. We could always count on you for bringing laughter to any situation and without doubt a squeeze of the cheeks as you say "you're so pretty"! I'll never forget that. A wonderful father, husband, grandfather, brother, son, cousin, uncle and friend to all. Rest in peace now as you join so many of our family now with God. We love you. All our love. Lisa, Chris and Giorgi. ❤️
At church, any time we ran into Vito he would smile and give us such a warm greeting.....he never forgot a class we took from him a number of years ago and would still have something to say about it. Our prayers go out to all of you.
I am saddened to hear of Vito's sudden passing. I have many fond memories of him. He will be greatly missed. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.
