Vincent Aloysius “Vince” Reilly, 80, of Carnesville. passed away Wednesday afternoon, November 18, 2021, at his home.
Born June 11, 1941, in Puzzletown, PA, he was the son of Leo James and Margaret Burkett Reilly. He was the husband the late Shirley Lawson Reilly. He was retired from residential construction. He was a veteran of the United States Army. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and meeting new friends.
Survivors include; daughters Bridget Reilly Long, Gainesville, Cein Reilly Barrett, Loganville, Angela Causey Camp, Dallas, Texas, Woodstock, Dawn Causey, Woodstock; son Jeffery Causey, Cumming; nine grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren; one brother, Ed Reilly, Pennsylvania.
Services will be Saturday afternoon, at 3pm at the B D Ginn Memorial Chapel. Interment will be in the Georgia National Cemetery, Canton, Georgia on December 8th.
The body is at the Ginn Funeral Home. The family is at the home. They will receive friends from 2 until 3pm Saturday at the funeral home prior to the service.
So sorry for your loss. Prayers & love to your family.
Sending love and prayers to the family.
Sorry for your loss he was a good friend to me and my parents I’ll keep you all in my prayers
Keeping all the family in our hearts, thoughts, and prayers. May God bless all with His loving peace and comfort.
He was like a brother at times. He was like a dad at times. He was like a grandpa at times. Most of all a true friend all the time. Tim Sullivan Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
I met Vince and Ben 20+ years ago in Colorado. It was hunting season and I was walking out of the woods in the dark. We bumped into each other and kind of scared each other. We talked all the way back to our trucks and became instant friends. Myself and my Michigan friends built the front porch for Shirley and Vince’s place in Rand. Vince was always happy and will be missed, he was a good man. He’s in a place where the elk bugle all day.
As you go through life there’s a handful of people who you meet that you take a heart felt liking too. Vince was one of people for me. Although I never had the chance to know him well, I knew him the minute i met him. Elk hunting will never be quite the same without him and Tim stopping by swapping lies with us ! We lost a good one there ! It was a honor to have called him my friend.