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George Jung
March 16, 2004
All of Scouting, but most especially those of us who are part of the Hudson Valley Council mourn the passing of a great Scouter and friend. The Scouts and Leaders of Troop 62 in Goshen, wish to express our deepest condolences to the Mazzucca family on their loss.
Bob Stuercke
March 11, 2004
When we heard that you were gone we felt a shadow cross our hearts.
We'll see you in Heaven.
Carol & Jim Ransford
March 11, 2004
Mike,
Your enthusiasm and endless efforts in scouting will always be remembered by those who knew you.(and passed along to those that didn't.) You will be missed in different ways by many people.
Watch over all of us to help and guide us to continue your legacy in the scouting world.
I know you will always be an honorary "Bobwhite" in our hearts.
NEIII-147, 2000, Carol.
As a fellow "Antelope", I will take charge of my goals and follow in the footsteps of a mighty "Antelope". NEII-138, 2003, Jim.
Our prayers for the Mazzucca Family,
Ron Chesky
March 10, 2004
Mike, you will be dearly missed by all in Scouting. Mary, our deepest condolences.
FRED PELTZ
March 9, 2004
I THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO GET TO KNOW YOU AS MY WOODBADGE COUNSELOR AND SCOUTING FRIEND. YOU WERE TAKEN FROM US ALL TO SOON. I GUESS THE BIG GUY HAS A SPECIAL JOB FOR YOU.
Carol
March 9, 2004
You started out as my boss and ended up my dear friend. There are so many things I will miss about you but I have many wonderful memories of you. I will pray to you now, not for you and I know you will watch over all of us who loved you.
Dennis Chesky
March 9, 2004
Mike, You will be greatly missed not only by those you have touched in Scouting and in Life, but also by those who you won't be able to have contact with. You have had a huge influence on so many. May you rest easy in the Great Scout Camp in the sky.
My thoughts and prayers are with your Family!
Michael Caporlingua
March 9, 2004
"Tomorrow is the most important thing in life. Comes into us at midnight very clean. It's perfect when it arrives and it puts itself in our hands. It hopes we've learned something from yesterday."
-John Wayne
Thanks for all the yesterdays will stay with me for all my tomorrows.
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Good Night Scoutmaster.
Sleep Well.
Rest.
Day is Done
You've done your very best.
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MC
NE-III 147
John Gardner
March 9, 2004
With deepest sympathy to the Mazzucca family.
Patrick Meehan
March 9, 2004
Mike - we will all miss you. Your love of Scouting, people, and life in general was remarkable and contagious. I will always remember our times in Wood-Badge (NE III - 138). A true inspiration. Our sympathies and prayers for your family. You will always be remembered.
Your work here on Earth is complete. Rest easy now, for you are in the hands of our Great ScoutMaster.
Tom Roberts
March 8, 2004
Mike will be missed by all of the Souters of the Hudson Valley Council. Especially those of us who had fun staffing or attending a Wood badge course when Mike was around. God bless. Tom Roberts staff NE-II-118
Eric Schmitt
March 8, 2004
On behalf of Pack 41, Chester, NY, I extend our condolences to the entire Mazzucca family. What I will remember about Mike was his zest for life, that he always had a smile, really cared about the BSA movement and had a great sense of humor. He will be missed, but not forgotten, the true ones never are.
Joe and Betty Wall
March 8, 2004
Michael, dear friend, I will miss you so much. Mary, our dear friend we are thinking of you and pray for you in this time of loss and sadness.
Jack Sears
March 8, 2004
The Westchester-Putnam Council, Boy Scouts of America extends its deepest sympathy to the Mazzucca family in the wake of the loss of Mike.
He was a tireless advocate for young people through the Scouting program. We will miss him!
Jack L. Sears, Jr.
Scout Executive
Liz Lopez
March 8, 2004
Your warm & caring spirit - I will miss.
Your advice & endless generosity - I will treasure.
Always in my heart,
Elaine Smyth
March 8, 2004
You will be missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing you. You died as you lived, everyones friend and always the gentleman. Peacefully sleeping.
I will never forget you.
C Kennedy
March 8, 2004
... what a great guy, he made me feel welcome and part of the group ... he filled a room when he entered, everyone knew Mike was present ... I liked that he could take a joke and dish them out as well ... my prayers are with the family ... NEII-138
Marilynn Brady
March 8, 2004
To a great man-
Thanks a million for all your great stories and advice. You were like a father to us all. You will be sadly missed
Love Marilynn
Colette Gallagher
March 7, 2004
You were one of my best friends, I will love and remember you forever.
Cindy Gransden
March 6, 2004
On behalf of Boy Scout Troop 206, Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY, I would like to extend our condolences to the Mazzucca family.
He was a genuine, kind person who will be greatly missed.
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