Thank you both, Rebecca and Ricko for sharing your thoughts about my brother. He was not only my brother, but my friend, as well. He knew what unconditional Love was. I so appreciate, from the bottom of my heart all you've shared here. God Bless you both.

Melody Vestuto (sister of Errol)

yes back in the days of merchant services, Errol was one of the kings out there in the business.. 

i would come by his office almost every other week on leads or deals i need to get put through for approval..  

he was a kind man and we always had mutual respect.

smiles to him up there.

richie vegas  

Dear Errol,

After not seeing you in several years (2004?) I decided to google your name to see what you are up to these days.  To my horor I have found that you passed away from Cancer two years ago.

If you were still here, I would thank you for the years we were together in Las Vegas.  You were my mentor and my friend for six years and taught me so much about the world.  So many of the things you taught me are still with me to this day, and if it wasn't for you my life path may have taken a dark turn.  I owe my success, my political views, and my business acumen to you.  I will never forget the impact you had on my life.

The photos of your last days are quite shocking to me. I am glad you could be with family and loved ones at the end.  

The world is a sadder place without you, and such a class act can never be replaced.  I would like to think that you are now watching boxing matches and make stock market deals from heaven.  Oh what a terrible loss.  My condolences to Susie and all of the Vestuto clan.  This is truly devistating news.

Rebecca Peacock

Dear Errol,


I think of you often and want you to know I love you and miss you.

Why did you have to die? Why did you leave my mom in a mess? why didnt you open up to me? I keep going over and over in my mind our last few conversations near your death and wish you would have given me the only thing I ever wanted or needed from you! the truth!

Your grandkids miss you and will forever cherish the fun times in thier "Little House"


Thanks Errol for the love, laughs, memories good and bad! It is still such a blur....
God Bless You and Keep You Close       

This was the last family dinner we all had with Errol at Capos in Las Vegas.  He was sick yet he mustered the strength to go to dinner.  Errol requested the musician sing the song "My Way" by Frank Sinatra to his family.

On a lighter note he did somehow make it out of the restaurant before the bill came.  Classic family move.  :)