JAMES B. MOSSO

Loved Papa as my daughter called him. Him and Nana Bea were so good to me. Jim would always say hey Nichola, because when I first meant him he asked if my name was Nichole and I said No Nichola really low as Jim said. Him and Bea were so good to my other daughters too, taking them for the summers like their own grandkids so Kerstin could be with her sisters, they were the best!!!! Will miss "Papa" dearly! Sending condolences to Tony , Laurie, Scott, Tracy, and my daughter whose heart is...

What a great and beautiful man! Mr. Mosso always had a smile for everybody and a kind word. I always enjoyed our little chats at Strawberry Flats. As he would say... "It's always nice to say hello." Such a hard-working man with a strong work ethic. Salt-of-the-earth! God-speed to you, Mr. Mosso! -- Until we meet again!

Our condolences and prayers to all. He worked hard to keep Rickey Farm Lane looking so great.....we shall miss him

Tony has been a best friend for my entire life, my fondest memories of his dad and mom were that they loved having us guys over for spaghetti night. Mr and Mrs Mosso were always the nicest folks to all of us guys. I loved running in to Mr Mosso in more recent years down town on First Fridays where he would be parked along Main Street watching the people and listening to local musicians. Always a kind word to offer. Thinking of you, Tony and Scott, Kerstin and the rest of you. Love you all.

Dear Tony & family, I am so sorry for the loss of your father. I did not know him but I'm sure he was a wonderful parent to you and your brother. Please accept my sincere sympathy.