Dominic Joseph Menta DDS

Maria and Mario. I am so deeply sorry to hear about "Uncle"Dom´s passing. He was such a loving and caring person and the best godfather anyone can ever possibly wish to have: I have so many memories with him and your family especially around the holidays. His smile was always so big and his hugs were even better. He is now with the love of his life in heaven with Ginger. My prayers, love, and thoughts are with you both. Love Nicolle Bryan Phillips

Maria and Mario, your Dad is now at peace and with your Mom. He was such a great guy. Had a great life. He will be missed. Until we see each other again, take care Uncle Dom.

Mario and Maria - I was so sorry to hear of "Uncle" Dom´s passing - a lot of my childhood memories are of family visits and spending Christmas with all of you! Your dad was always made us feel so special when he would see us! To this day anytime I see a lava lamp it makes me smile and think of Uncle Dom and the lava lamp that he always had at his office. My thoughts and prayers go out to you both

Maria and Mario. I am sorry for your Dad's passing. Your parents were so sweet to when I used to babysit for you. Your dad would always walk me home from your house after a night of babysitting even though it was only a house away. My deepest condolences for your loss.

Dear Maria and family, on behalf of your dad´s fellow residents and friends here at Wesley Village, our deepest condolences are extended. We are saddened by his passing. He always had a smile. I talked with you and your dad several times in the cafe when you were visiting. He seemed happy with you. I´m sure it comforts you to know he is resting in peace now with your mom. Prayers are going out to you as you go through this difficult time.

Maria, So sorry for the passing of your dad. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this time.

Dr. Menta was our family dentist when I was a teenager. I remember him as being a caring and friendly person as well as being a conscientious and skillful practitioner. If I'm not mistaken, I believe I still have a cap on one of my back teeth that he put there. How proficient is that!!!

So much to say, not sure where to start. Do I start with the stories people shared about him, his infectious smile or how he made me feel welcomed with his hello. "Hey Alex, where´s my buddy Charlie." Either one is a great place to start. Rest in Peace Amigo.