Joseph F. Mazzello Jr.

In loving memory of Joseph F. Mazzello Jr.

A phenomenal human in whom left this world too soon. Though I have never gotten a chance to meet him, I find myself talking to him often. Your light shines brightly through your children and through those you've taught at JG Dance. Forever an angel, rest easy now Mr. Mazzello.

It's been a year and we still miss you and will never forget you. You were loving husband, perfect dad and great man. With love, Beni<3

So sorry to hear of your loss. Joey and I were dance partners back in 1961 on the Ed Sullivan TV show with the Estelle and Alfonso dancers. Ginnie you were also in that group. I heard of Joeys passing from a Facebook post of your son being in the movie Bohemian Rhapsody. He has become a fine actor. My sincere sympathies to you and all your family. From Susan Eisele Beebe.

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So sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

As a member of JG Dance in the late 1970s and early 1980s, I am very saddened to hear of Joe's passing. As a child, I loved going to acro and I loved the care and dedication shown by both Joe and Ginnie. Their business felt like a family, and I am grateful for having learned from them.