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 Classmate Victor Segal passed away on August 19, 2010. Victor's sister, Sandy Lish, emailed the class website informing us of his passing, saying Victor went into the hospital last week for gall bladder surgery and died 2 days later.
8/23 Email from Sandy: "Thank you for your warm thoughts during this very difficult time. Victor was a special brother with many enormously wonderful characteristics. Victor lived in Roxboro (115 Academy Street); although, my parents moved to New Hampshire about 14 years ago. Davis Funeral Home in Nashua, NH is handling the final arrangements, since he will be buried up here." The funeral home link is: www.davisfuneralhomenh.com
Victor M. Segal, 59 (born January 16, 1951), of Roxboro, N.C. passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, August 19, 2010 at Person Memorial Hospital in Roxboro.
He was born in Roxboro, NC on January 16, 1951, son of the late Solly and Frieda (Yudell) Segal.
Victor was a lifelong resident of Roxboro. He was a 1969 graduate of Roxboro High School and later attended Piedmont Technical College. He was employed at Crosdaile BP Gas and Convenience Station in North Carolina for many years as a customer service representative.
Victor had a very outgoing personality. Many knew him as one who “never met a stranger,” and he cherished all his friendships, old and new.
Victor is survived by his lifetime partner, Joan V. Trimmer of Roxboro; a stepson, Darren Trimmer and wife, Jeanette of Lytle, TX; a stepdaughter, Tamara Leamon of Durham, NC; four step grandchildren, Judson Leamon, Andrew Leamon, Meagan Trimmer, and Nathan Trimmer; a sister, Sandy Lish and husband, Andy of Nashua, N.H.; a niece, Rachael Morgan of Nashua, NH; and a nephew, Joshua Morgan of Beverly, MA.
A Funeral Service will be held, 2:30 pm, Thursday, August 26, 2010 at the Davis Funeral Home, One Lock Street, Nashua, with Rabbi Mitchell Forman officiating. Interment will follow at Edgewood Cemetery in Nashua.
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Elizabeth June (Betsy) Booth (Murray)
I remember Victor as a conscientious, caring person who was a bit shy. He smiled a lot and waited to see if he would be included. I sensed much enthusiasm to assist with any need. I am saddened to hear of his passing, but the Victor I remember is in Heaven where he is always loved and appreciated for his good heart.
My thoughts and prayers are sent to his family and friends.
Betsy Booth Murray
Cheryl Lynn Jones (Hunsaker)
I remember Victor as quiet and shy. At times he would overcome his shyness and give you the biggest smile. I remember those smiles. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. Rest in peace Victor.
Sandra Whitt (Hastings)
I remember Victor as being a tall, kind and tenderhearted gentleman. He would make a joke or bring humor to lighten a situation and entertain. My sympathy and prayers for God's comfort to his sister Sandy as Victor was her only sibling and their parents are also deceased.