Vivian M. Dalykas

Saturday June 27, 2026

Predeceased by her husband, Vito Dalykas. Brother, Joseph Graff. Sister, Joan Kavaliauskas. Parents, Joseph and Winona Graff. Grand dog, Duke.

Survived by her daughter, Rosanne (Todd Ross) Dalykas; sons, Robert (Kathy), David, Kevin, William and Doug (Shellie Welling) Dalykas; grandchildren, Jennifer, Robert II., Taylor (Dillin Adams), Morgan (Jesse McMullan) Brian, Christina, Alexa, Emmi and Mitchell Great-grandchildren, Sylvia and Kristina, Camille and Bennett, Easton and Grayson. Great great grandchildren, Will Oliver. Brothers, Arthur (Alicia) Kuehner, Joseph (Janice) Kuehner, Danny Graff. Many nieces and nephews. Grand dogs, Evo, Riley and Dixie.

Vivian, a beloved mother, grandmother, and friend, passed away peacefully on June 27, 2026, at the age of 92. Born on December 2, 1933, in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Vivian led a life enriched by love, laughter, and cherished memories. Her journey through life was marked by her unwavering dedication to her family, her work, and her community.

Vivian spent many years working as a waitress, a profession that allowed her to touch the lives of countless patrons with her warm smile and genuine kindness. She proudly served at Wantke's and later at the Eastman Kodak office cafeteria, where she had the unique opportunity to meet the legendary Milton Berle. Her career was a testament to her hard-working spirit and her ability to bring joy to those around her.

Vivian was not only a dedicated worker but also an active member of her community. She was a proud member of the Pt. Pleasant Ladies Auxiliary, where she contributed her time and energy to support various charitable endeavors. For several years, she also joined the spirited group of the Red Hat Ladies, where she forged lasting friendships and shared many joyful moments.

In her leisure time. Vivian found great joy in playing bingo, visiting casinos, and bowling. She was a valued member of bowling leagues at Maiden Lanes and Parkview Lanes, where her enthusiasm and sportsmanship were admired by all. Her passion for these activities brought her immense happiness and allowed her to connect with others in meaningful ways.

Above all. Vivian was a devoted family woman. Her greatest joy care from spending time with her grandchildren, whom she adored. She cherished every moment she could hold them close and watch them grow. Family gatherings and special occasions were her favorite times. as she deeply enjoyed being surrounded by loved ones. Her gentle spirit and loving nature will be profoundly missed by everyone who had the privilege of knowing her.

In honor of Vivian's memory, the family kindly requests that donations be made to a charity of your choice, allowing her legacy of kindness and generosity to continue.

The family would like to extend their heartfelt gratitude to Sandy, Vivian's aide, for her unwavering support and care. They also wish to express their deepest thanks to the nurses. physical therapists, and doctors at RGH for their compassionate care during Vivian's final days.

Vivian's life was a beautiful tapestry of love, dedication, and joy. As we bid farewell to this remarkable woman, we hold her memory close in our hearts, forever grateful for the moments we shared and the love she so freely gave. She leaves behind a legacy of warmth and kindness that will continue to inspire all who knew her.

The family will receive friends 4-7pm Monday July 6, 2026 at New Comer Cremations and Funerals, 6 Empire Blvd. (corner of Culver Rd.) On Tuesday morning at 11am, friends may attend her entombment in Irondequoit Cemetery. (Just north of Titus Ave.)

In lieu of flowers, friends may make contributions to the Point Pleasant Ladies Auxiliary in memory of Vivian.

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