Nicholas G. Macol

Mr. Macol has been in my mind and I found this when researching. He was an amazing human being. I attended TUS from 1978-1981 and yet when I called him in 2001 needing transcripts for nursing school, it was like reconnecting with an old friend. He not only remembered me but, we laughed and shared a few memories. I know he will be greatly missed by all who were blessed to know him. Thanks Mr Macol for making a difference in mine and so many other lives.

My sincere condolences, Mr. Macol was ahead of the education system when they did not understand what learning disabilities meant. Small class sizes, breaks when when needed ( which could always include a quick ride to Mc D for a hash brown!) He understood this gap and provided many adults today a path of graduation they never thought they would see, and the self pride that also follows. I know the big man is taking care of you up there, because of all the patience you shared here. May you...

Mr. Macol was my 7th grade teacher at Whittier School. (I was the one who transported notes between him and the young teacher across the hall who later became his wife ). When I was commuting by train to grad school in NYC, he was in charge of scheduling substitute teacher assignments for the Board of Education. Mr. Macol made sure I had work and allowed me the flexibility to work around my studies. Rest In Peace, Mr. Macol.

He was an amazing man and definitely loved the kids. He went over and beyond for the kids in Bridgeport. RIP and my condolences to Mrs Ford and her family

I was saddened to hear of my friend Macol,s passing. He help so many young people put their lives back together We are praying for your family. The Newton Family Councilman Ernie Newton

I remember him from either Jackson or Whittier School when I was a child growing up in PT Barnum, Great teacher always smiling and upbeat, thank you for your years in service to Bridgeport's children, we appreciated you.

My deepest condolences.Nick was an awesome man. He would come to County Schools and ETI to see Mr Monaco.Nick would tell us stories about what happened that day He had a way of always making people laugh and he was always smiling Rest in Peace my friend

Thank you for helping us get through the hard times of high school.

Deep sympathy to Mr Macol's loved ones. Thank you sir, for always looking out for your students. Rest in peace and love.