Birth date: Jul 20, 1956 Death date: Dec 14, 2018
Alfred J. VanCott, 62, of Syracuse, passed away Friday, December 14, 2018 at Upstate University Hospital. He was born in Syracuse, son of the late Hazel (Cardarelli) and Edward VanCott, Sr. Alfred was a driver for American Limo. H Read Obituary
Ed, Barbara, & Family: Thinking of you and wishing you peace during this troubling time. I did not know your brother, Ed, but I know he must have been a good man, and I wish I had a chance to hear him sing with you. May your happy memories of him comfort you in your time of grief.
To the Vancott family,
I am so sory about your loss. I will miss him as well as you all will. In 2010 we became good friends. I was shocked and cryed and sad to see him in peace. I always remember when you feel down look up. Phillipeans 4:10 Rejoice in the name of the Lord Rejoice.
To Connie and family. I am so sorry and shocked to hear about Al's passing. He became such a good friend to me as a person as well as a chauffeur with me at American Limousine. He always loved life and hardly ever complained. I will miss him and his talks him and I had. He made me feel as one of the family. Al, may the angels come down and take you to our heavenly Father and may you Rest In Peace. Your friend Ron C.
Connie and family,
My deepest and heartfelt sympathy to you. Al was a great friend.
While we mourn his homegoing, we rejoice in knowing he's walking the streets of gold with so many who've gone before.
May God continue to hold you in his arms and give you comfort.
Wish I could be there with you but I will be praying for you for Gods comfort and strength to sustain you through this time.
Love and Prayers
Marie Benkovics
I’m so sorry for your loss, it’s at a time like this we truly rely on friends and family for support. Please take comfort in Gods Word the Bible. Revelations 21:4 speaks of a time “when death will be no more” please know you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Al was a wonderful Christian Man...with a genuine passion for the Lord and people. Always a word of encouragement from him. He welcomed me with a big smile when I joined the creative arts team. I was so glad I had coffee with him...the Sunday before he went to his true home...my condolences to the entire family. He will be missed but never forgotten...his legacy will live on.
Wonderful man. Never complained. Always encouraging people. Will truly miss him. Tim Blewett.
