Victor Timothy Pesce II
4/14/1963 - 09/27/2024
Victor Timothy Pesce II of New Albany, Indiana entered into his Heavenly Home September 27th 2024
Victor was the first-born son of Victor (Pesce) Bagala and Maryanne (Milano) Bagala.
He was raised to love the Lord and his family. He followed and believed the Message of Brother William Marrion Branham. You could always find him with his Bible taking notes or cooking in the kitchen to music. He loved a variety of music, but Gospel and Italian songs were among his favorites. Being an exceptional singer, he was constantly singing for the Lord or serenading someone in his family. To say that he was an amazing cook would not begin to describe his culinary skills. He loved to share his love of cooking with his family. Teaching his children about the Word and Italian family recipes were among his greatest passions.
He enjoyed fishing and relaxing by the water. Playing board games and spending an evening talking, eating, and being with those he held most dear were times that he cherished. Always with a quick witted one liner joke or pun, He never failed to cause an outburst of laughter. He had extremely strong opinions and he was never afraid to express them, especially when it was about the Lord or His Word. A wonderful husband, father, son, brother, and friend he will be greatly missed.
Victor is preceded in entering his Heavenly Home by his first wife Sarah Pesce, granddaughter Angelica Jackson, and grandson Zachary Jackson.
He is survived by his wife Amy Pesce of New Albany, IN.
His children Chandra Jackson (John) of Charlestown IN. Victor Timothy Pesce II (Katie) of Lexington, IN. Joshua Pesce (Meagan) of Collierville, TN. Cornelius Pesce (Angel) of Memphis IN, Samuel Cumbo of Louisville, KY. Matthew Cumbo of Jeffersonville, IN. Katelyn Cumbo of Vine Grove, KY
His grandchildren Seth Jackson, Ethan Jackson, Mackenzie Pesce, Phillip Jackson, Bella Jackson, Mia Pesce, Chloe Pesce, Giuseppe Pesce, Samuel Pesce, Amelia Jackson, Lillian Pesce, Jonathan Pesce, Julia Pesce and Clara Jackson.
His parents Victor Bagala and Maryanne Bagala of Tucson, AZ
His siblings Sharon Rose Featherstone (Greg) of Tucson, AZ. Esther Marie Christian (Nick) of Tucson, AZ. Joel Pesce (Sharon) of Phoenix.
He also leaves behind many beloved cousins, nieces and nephews.
Arrangements for Victor Pesce are Private.
The Family appreciate the Love and Prayers that have been expressed during this difficult time.
Hebrews 13:8
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Cremation was chosen and Magnolia Cremations of Jeffersonville, Indiana has been entrusted with the arrangements.
Condolences (4)
Maryanne Milano Pesce Bagala
Thank you my precious grandson Joel William for the beautiful remembrance of your dear precious uncle Timothy..We will see him again and hold him in our arms again..! our precious beautiful Timothy..! We love you so much..and will see you soon..when The Trumpet of God sounds we will all be together again sweetheart..our beautiful boy. our Timothy..!!
Kathrine P
My deepest condolences to the family. Prayers with them
Joel William Pesce II
I have countless memories of my Uncle Tim, from our lively game nights to our random culinary adventures together cooking at random people’s houses.
As a child, he treated me with the same affection as his own children. I recall one particular instance when I was about 10 years old and visiting while my father was away in the Army. My cousins and I had been playing in the dirt heaps behind their trailer when we were summoned inside by my Aunt Sarah, a woman whose love for us was as boundless as her voice. The air was filled with the tantalizing aroma of meatballs and sauce, floating us in like the smell lines from hungry cartoon character.
After a thorough scrubbing, Uncle Tim emerged from the bedroom, requesting a Crystal Light. With a playful grin, he quipped, “Crystal was so light, I Schwepped her off her feet!” He then grabbed my aunt’s hand and began to dance, humming a cheerful tune. As we sat at the table, eagerly awaiting dinner, the boys and I couldn’t resist joining in and singing his serenade for a few seconds.
That moment, filled with laughter and love, remains etched in my memory. Unfortunately, a fractured arm sustained during a playful wrestling match with my cousin overshadowed the preceding events. However, those precious seconds with Uncle Tim and Aunt Sarah are the ones I choose to remember.
Years later, after my aunt’s passing, Uncle Tim returned to Tucson, and we spent countless hours playing games, fishing just the two of us, and engaging in heartfelt conversations one on one. Despite the occasional strain in our relationship, I cherished his unwavering faith and his commitment to his beliefs. Rest in peace, Uncle Tim
“And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away…” -Revelation 21:4Maryanne Milano Pesce Bagala
Our precious beautiful baby boy..our Victor TIMOTHY..is now in The Wonderful Comforting Arms of His Precious Saviour..Our Lord Jesus..and all of Heaven is being Blessed by Timothy’s beautiful Angelic voice..!! We will see you soon..our beautiful precious son Timothy..at The last TRUMPET..We will embrace you again..!! We love you so much..precious son..! ! Your mom and dad..Rest precious son..our Timothy..