ANTHONY "TONY" MASCI

Must have had Mr Masci early in his career: 8th grade Algebra I & 9th grade Geometry at the old Willoughby Junior (1970-1972). Good teacher. Didn't know he moved to South & led the Academic Decathalon teams. Sorry to hear of his passing. (Found out by browsing for former teachers)

On behalf of Kathleen and I. good thoughts and prayers for the family.We both knew Professor Masci at Notre Dame College,and what a gentleman! (and a student centered staff member.)

Tom and I enjoyed knowing and volunteering with Tony and Marj at St. Noel´s Senior Produce distribution monthly. Tony always had a smile and a joke to share for the volunteers and the guests. He was always upbeat despite his cancer treatment. Deepest sympathy, Masci family.

To the Masci family, I am so sorry for your loss. Close to 30 years after graduating from South, I remember Mr. Masci regularly as a substantial influence in my life first as my Geometry teacher and later as my Acadec coach. Just a few of so many memories: Geometrees, tests with hidden messages in the letters of angles on problems, MC Escher posters messing with my head, and the pride he had in his Acadec teams. And puns, so many puns. I hope you know how important he was to so...

Tony was only an office or two from me at NDC, he was just a terrific man. I enjoyed his simple but wicked sense of humor and his genuine kindness. Sincerely, Frances Ulrich

Tony was a delightful colleague; we used to discuss poetry and math on the 4th floor of Admin. He always saved cartoons for me that had anything to do with literature and took an active interest in my well-being. He will be missed by so many.

Tony was a wonderful colleague. I enjoyed working with him at Notre Dame College where he was a thoughtful, caring professor. He will surely be missed.

He was the GOAT! Impacted so many and made so many laugh and learn with his humble powerful entertaining way. I was blessed to have him 3+ years and got to connect post grad a couple times. Such a special and wonderful soul and man. I will never put the horse before Descartes. :). Thank you Mr. Masci and so sorry for your loss Masci family.