Mauro A. "Mo" Novello

Connie & Family,
With much sympathy and may your hearts be healed with all the beautiful, loving memories...I wanted to share my best memory of Mo growing up in Gates Mills, although there really are many. I used to ride and ride on the back of his little moped around the property...laughing and laughing and laughing......much love to you all--and we will certainly send the Art Show a donation in Mo's name and honor.
Katie and Tony (Carlisle) Kesling and the Carlisle Family.

Connie and family,
Mo hired me for my first job at the Clinic in 1975. I enjoyed the years we worked together and learned a lot from him. Among other projects, we worked on the Employee Art Show together back in the day and I volunteered at the Gates Mills Art Show one year. All fond memories. Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Jan,
I am so sorry to hear about the death of your father. My thoughts are with you.
Sharon C. Gingerich

Nancy and family,

Our prayers and thoughts are with you. An angel on earth is now an angel in Heaven watching over all of you.

With all our love,
Kim and Kevin Wiilis

It has been many years, But I will always remember the fun we always had at The Gates Mills Players function whenever Mo was around. He was a great guy and will be greatly missed

Connie, my sympathies to you and your family.

Barbara Petrus Hale
(Mrs. Loren W. Hale)

Suzy & Family,
I am so sorry to hear of your dad's passing. May you and your family find comfort and strength in each other. Please hug your mom for me.
Much Love to all,
Laura Paratore (Palm Beach, FL)

"The Commissioner" (as I fondly called Mo from his time serving as the Chairman of the Gates Mills Safety Committee while on Council) will be truly missed by so many of his friends, especially me after our 36 years of friendship. My deepest sympathies to Connie, his wonderful children, his loving grandchildren, and all of the other relatives. He was an absolute jewel in a difficult world.

God bless for all the time, spirit, care, & joy given to our families and communities. In the 60's with my Dad & Mom in the Cub Scouts, to council, the art show, the players, an endless list. He always came by my shop in the old garage just to say hi from the car and I was grateful. Care seldom seen today. Thank you so much for bringing so much to so many.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Susan & Dan Kasaris