Joseph G. Santacroce

Mr. Santacroce was my math teacher when I was in 7th and 8th grade at the middle school in Chatham. He was a great teacher. My condolences to his family.

Joe was my science teacher at Stacy Jr. High in Milford, MA. He was an incredible teacher, always interesting, patient, and taking extra time for all of his students. Later, I would babysit for his family. He so loved his children. He was a good friend to my cousin Frank Rummo who died of COVID earlier this year. I wish his family to know how very many people remember him and were positively impacted by his life. My sympathy to Ronnie, his children, and all of his friends and family.

Joe was a good friend of my father Lucio Vendetti, who died almost 2 years ago. I remember my dad lent Joe his small boat to use to go fishing off the Cape. Turned out the motor ended up in the bottom of the ocean. My dad was so mad, being Italian they did’t speak for several years. They eventually made up. Joe was a nice guy and have thought of him over the years.

Ronnie, so very sorry to hear of the loss of your brother. My heartfelt condolences to you and to all who knew and lived Joe. ❤

Ronnie, so sorry to hear of the loss of your brother . My heartfelt condolences to you and to all who knew and loved Joe.

What we once enjoyed...we can never lose..all that we love deeply.....becomes part of us.. so very, very sorry my dear friend . Sadly know the hurt all too well.. God bless all

SO VERY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS.

Mr. Santacroce was my math teacher in 7th and 8th grade at Chatham High School. I remember the infamous red book and honestly wished math was taught now to kids the way it was back then! Although it was difficult it made sense. I learned the most from him than any other math teacher! My thoughts and prayers to his family.

Mr. Santacroce was my math teacher in Chatham for 7th and 8th grade. I remember him always wearing a gold chain necklace and sitting upright at the front of the classroom. He was a unique character, with a strong accent and often wearing v-neck sweaters. He was a challenging teacher and really believed in pushing students to be better and faster with math. He often surprised us with these extra credit quizzes. The first five students to finish and hand in their answers were the ones who...