In loving memory of
Victor Paul Vogenitz

• February 07, 1951
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• January 26, 2020

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We had a beautiful military service with the 21 Gun salute, Taps, presenting of the Flag and full honors at the Florida National Cemetery on March 3, 2020 with friends and family.
A beautiful, loving & touching Celebration of Victors Life was finally (because of COVID) held April 3, 2021 at Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp Davis Hall (because the temple was closed for remodeling) Rev. Don Zanghi officiated beautifully. Rev. Louis Gates & his wife Marie talked about their years with Victor. Many family, friends and loved ones, sèance sitters, and Victors students told beautiful and loving stories about their experiences knowing Victor.
Victors physical body was cremated and I sprinkled his ashes around the yard at our new home. He loved this house so much, it was our dream home. An urn with ashes was placed in the Memorial Wall at the National Cemetery and I have some ashes to sprinkle around the cottage in Cassadaga.
Anyone who knows Victor knows the loves of his life was the military, he was Junior ROTC in Deland High School, US Air Force also US Army. His service to spirit at Cassadaga and one of his favorite places Metaphysical Resource Center in Metairie, Louisiana. He worked as a Medium, Sèance Medium, Healer, Teacher and After Life Coach. He brought love and closure to so many people through his séances. He loved or cared for everyone who sat at our table. And He loved me, his wife. I loved him since the minute we met at Rev. Zanghi’s class in Cassadaga. We have been best friends and we totally supported each other for many, many years. We married June 18, 2005. We all know love never dies.
It is really so sad that he’s gone from our world. He was such a sweetheart, such a wonderful, humble, honest, loving, caring man. Those who loved him kept praying & believing that he was going to live. He said many times, his mom beat cancer three times and he was determined to beat it. I guess God needed that angel more than we do and I understand why, because he helped so many people in his short lifetime, maybe there was more souls that needed him over there.
God bless Victor. God bless us all.
Thanks to all who loved him & sat with us