Richard F. Mascola Jr.

I was 29or30 back in the early nineties. I had degenerative bone loss and I lost my teeth early . Dr. Mascola made me a beautiful round house( that´s what it was called back then) during the process I declared bankruptcy and he continued to do it because he said he had a feeling about me. For several years I made small payments until one day I received a big payment and sent him the rest of the money and he was so happy . Not because of the money but because he knew I would do it. I´m sorry...

Dr. Mascola was my dentist 30 years ago. I needed a roundhouse ( it was what it was called then) he did the prepwork in one day. It was a brutal 8 hours for all of us, but he kept us laughing. I adored him. I thought of him last night and I looked him up. I found this. I am very sure his family and many colleagues miss him very much.

Dear Mrs Mascola and Family
So sorry to hear of your loss - enjoyed time speaking with you each year at my parents Summer Party

you are in our prayers
Gina

Dear Mrs.Mascola & Family
I was a former patient of Dr.Masco
after a bad experience he gave me confidence back,a wonderful Dentist
a wonderful Person a great Gentleman
we are so sad,our deepest condolence we will remember you and your Family in our Prayers

Dear Mrs.Mascola&Family
I was a former patient of Dr.Masco
aftera bad experience he gave me confidence back,a wonderful

Betsy:
I was a nextdoor neighbor of yours for only three short years. I heard about Richard's untimely passing through the Newsday article. My wife JoAnn and I would like to express our deepest sympathy to you and your family. I knew Richard as a gentleman in our passing brief conversations. I wish I would have known him better. I missed knowing a great man and an exemplary leader. I will remember you and your family in my prayers.