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Victoria Ann (Forcino) Zambardi 1958 - 2005

Victoria Ann (Forcino) Zambardi of Middle Village, Queens County, NY was born on April 22, 1958 in New York, Kings County to Paul Forcino and Virginia T. (Miniter) Forcino. She had a brother Michael Forcino. She married Robert Zambardi in August 1986 in New York and they later divorced. She had a child Christopher Zambardi. Victoria Zambardi died at age 47 years old on November 16, 2005 in New York, Queens County, and was buried on November 18, 2005 at St. Charles/Resurrection Cemetery in Farmingdale, Nassau County.

Victoria Ann (Forcino) Zambardi

Vicky

Middle Village, Queens County, NY 11379

April 22, 1958

New York, Kings County, New York, United States

November 16, 2005

New York, Queens County, New York, United States

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04/22

1958

Birthday

April 22, 1958

Birthdate

New York, Kings County, New York United States

Birthplace

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Ethnicity & Family History

Caucasian
Nationality & Locations

Welsh Ancestry. Adopted and raised Italian-American in Brooklyn, NY.
Early Life & Education

New Utrecht High School, Brooklyn, NY (Class of 1976)
Religious Beliefs

Roman Catholic
Military Service

No.
Professional Career

During Mid 1980's: Office Professional at Sweet & Levine Commercial Property Management (Park Ave. South & 28th Street, Manhattan).
11/16

2005

Death

November 16, 2005

Death date

Unknown
Cause of death

New York, Queens County, New York United States
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11/18

2005

Gravesite & Burial

November 18, 2005

Funeral date
St. Charles/Resurrection Cemetery in Farmingdale, Nassau County, New York 11735, United States
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I am writing this as a friend of Vicky. When I looked around online, there was no other obituary mention. I thought to myself that there should be lots of them, because she touched the lives and warmed the hearts of many. Vicky was exceptional. Caring, Giving, Upbeat, Funny, Warm, Lovely, Witty, Patient, Understanding, Adventurous, Nonjudgmental, Vibrant...some of her timeless attributes. Vicky passed away early in life, but cherished her time with a zest for living. She made a difference. The world is a little less bright without her.

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Victoria Ann (Forcino) Zambardi lived 24 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of 47.

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9 Memories, Stories & Photos about Victoria

Nick Sharpe

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08/12/2021

Regarding Vicky being attracted to men with flash, money & power, I have to laugh. She dated the elevator operator in our building on Park Ave. South & 28th ST, for a while. I think his name was Paul. Also a guy named Vinny, in her real estate office. Both prior to 1985. None of them met the labeling above.

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Nick Sharpe

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08/12/2021

Too funny! My grammar was a little off, when I posted in 2016. I remember that Vicky was big into "astrology" (not astronomy). She read her daily horoscope, back when newspapers were a key source for information! Haha! We had no smart phones or Internet, but somehow managed to survive. :)

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Nick Sharpe

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08/12/2021

My bad. Vicky worked on "Park Ave. South" & 28th ST, from 1984 to 1986...not Central Park South. Speaking of this location, we used to love running down the block for lunch. There's a restaurant called Mesa de Espana (45 E. 28th ST), that serves great seafood paella & house sangria. She loved to order it for us. How the waiters smiled when she entered the front door, and lit up the room! She was electrifying! Really miss her!

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Nick Sharpe

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02/13/2016

Victoria Ann Forcino

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Date & Place: 1976

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Nick Sharpe

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02/13/2016

Class of 1976 - New Utrecht High School (Brooklyn, NY)

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Dominick Polizzi

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09/03/2019

I dont know any of the people that knew vicky for most of [external link] name is dominick polizzi nickname,donny,and i knew vicky back in 1975 when she would come upstate for the summer with her parents to marlboro whe i lived.i fell in love with her at a glance! I had to meet her and so one day when she was sitting out in what was called the play house.just a gathering spot for all the guys to hang out where she was staying for the summer.anyway i got up the nerve to stop there and.say hello, the rest as they sY is history. We did everything together that summer . Movies,bowling lake miawaska and so many other things.i was madly in love with her. One day we went horse back riding and the guide was a real assholeand vicky was afraid of horses so i said fine lets get out of here but the guide pressured vicky and she said what the heck ill give it a try.well this idiot made all the horses go into a run and vickey fell off.she broke her back and had to be rushed to the hospital.they put here in a full body cast and said she would have to remain in it for at leSt a year.i felt so guilty and responsible for the whole thing i visited her every day and brought her stuffed animals and flowers.i wS there every day until her parents transferred her to a hospital in brooklyn.i went to visit her whenever i could until a year later when the cast came off and she could finally walk again.we dated for a while and than agreed the miles betweenwhere we each lived was to far and thT we would cool it off for a while until we noth graduTed from high school
We kept in touch for a while and eventually stoped completely..i graduated the same uear she did nut we just lost contact
I became a general contractor in upstate New York and dont know what happened to vickey.a few years had passed and i realized that i made the niggest mistake of my life letting her go.i tried for a couple years to find her but we didnt have thei internet back then so it was just impossible.i never forgot vicky even till today r3years later.i have carried her around with me in a very special and secret place
all these years.now tonight i finally found all about her on line but its too late
She will always be he girl that i shoud never have let get away
If anyone reads this tht was a close friend of hers and you would like to talk .again my name is dominick, but vickey knew me as donny. My phone is 845*******.i would love to hear about her and her life. Thanks

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Dominick Polizzi

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09/03/2019

Also.my condolences to her husband and son. She was a special and wonderful person. I know you must miss her every day

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Joe Russo

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11/07/2016

Sometime around 1985, met in VIP room at pastels after not seeing her for years, knowing her as Johnny m's girl
She was impressed by all the attention I received at pastels and hung on me all nite. Took her to eat, Went to her place, was a gentleman as I always am, called her twice later in the week, no answer, see her next week at pastels and I ignore her and let her see me makin out with Kelly grosso, Vicky gets pissed and decides to tell Johnny m that I said what a total jerk and bullshitter he was/still is and I did and he is...... I never knew she married " Bobby Blond" , never would even have looked at her if I knew she had anything to do with a stand up guy like Bobby. I thought she still fell for fakes likes Johnny m. I know she was attracted to men with flash, money n power.... Men like Bobby and I exuded that to the max and could back it up, not like other big time fakes like Johnny m, sorry to hear she s gone, she was a pleasant woman. I am Andrew A.

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Nick Sharpe

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02/05/2016

I remember that Vicky was big into astronomy. She was a Taurus, and really believed in the signs of the Zodiac, and its' related horoscopes. Good thing that I'm a Capricorn, I guess.

I pulled this off a popular Zodiac site (

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First things first, few key astrological facts that arise from this birthday and its linked horoscope sign:
The connected zodiac sign with April 22, 1958 is Taurus. The period of this sign is between April 20 - May 20.
Taurus is symbolized by Bull.
As numerology suggests the life path number for people born on 4/22/1958 is 4.
The polarity of this astrological sign is negative and its perceptible characteristics are self-supporting and reflective, while it is generally called a feminine sign.
The element for Taurus is the Earth. The main three characteristics of people born under this element are:

working diligently to develop the intellectual virtues of integrity
comprehensively grasping patterns,structures and principles
consciously and methodically creating own happiness

The associated modality for this astrological sign is Fixed. In general an individual born under this modality is characterized by:

prefers clear paths, rules and procedures
dislikes almost every change
has a great willpower

There is a high love compatibility between Taurus and:

Pisces
Capricorn
Virgo
Cancer

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Nick Sharpe

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02/05/2016

Also worth sharing is that Vicky was adopted by Mr. & Mrs. Forcino. I recall her saying that she was of Welsh ancestry. That said, IMO, Italian is better. ;-) Vicky told me that she had a younger Forcino brother (don't recall his first name). I remember this much though, she would smile when thinking of him.

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Nick Sharpe

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01/28/2016

I first met Vicky in Spring of 1985 (in Manhattan). She worked at a real estate office (Sweet & Levine) on Central Park South & 28th ST. I bumped into her a few times at a coffee cart. Back then, I worked as an accountant, across the hallway from her. After chatting for a few weeks, I finally invited her to lunch nearby. What came from that was a great friendship, and endless amount of laughter together. I remember how we ran around Manhattan over the next year, enjoying so much of what the city had to offer...restaurants, clubs, bars, parks, stores, people watching, scenic views, you name it. Good times! Moving the clock forward, Vicky got married in August 1986, and had a son the following year. We last spoke by phone in Summer 1991, where she was loving family life/motherhood, and still finding time to enjoy the sun, sand, & surf at local beaches...and maybe an occasional wine cooler ;-). Sadly, Vicky passed away in November 2005. She was such a warm and wonderful lady. I guess this is the best that I can do to acknowledge how special she was to me and those around her. Nick Sharpe

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