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Self-answering this one... just realized you can 'Reject' a VPC Endpoint even after it's been accepted.
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Just a clarification for anyone in the future who is reading this -- even after "Rejecting" all connections in the AWS console, it will still not allow you to delete the VPC Endpoint Service.
In order to forcibly delete the VPC Endpoint Service, you will need to use the AWS CLI with the command aws ec2 delete-vpc-endpoint-service-configurations --service-ids <service_id_to_delete>.