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Masciangelo, Henry P.
Fairport – February 8, 2018:
Henry passed away peacefully with his family by his side on Sunday, February 4, 2018. Born November 5, 1922 , Predeceased by parents, Vincent and Teresa (Piscini) Masciangelo; brother, Vincent and nephew, Vincent. Survived by beloved and devoted wife, Mary (DiVirgilio) for 67 years; their children, Thomas (Elena), David (Judy) and Jean (Brian) Kelly; brothers, Louis and Roger; sisters, Mae, Theresa Ciccarelli and Ida (Carl) Wells; brother and sister-in-law, John and Phyllis Virgilio; several nieces and nephews. Henry served in WWII with the 1629 Engineers Construction Battalion, US Army, Pacific. Lifetime member of the Perinton VFW Post 8495 and East Rochester American Legion Post 1917. Henry was a Fairport native and home builder.
A Funeral Mass will be held Thursday, February 8, 2018 11 AM at St. Jerome’s Church, 207 Garfield St., East Rochester, NY 14445. In lieu of flowers please consider donations to the VA Medical Center-Voluntary Service in honor of Henry Masciangelo VIST Program (400 Fort Hill Ave., Canandaigua, NY 14424) or Honor Flight Rochester, P. O. Box 23581, Rochester, NY 14692.
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13 responses to “Masciangelo, Henry P.”
Mary & Family, we’re so very sorry for your loss. May God’s peace and love surround you during this very difficult time. We are praying for your family.
Mary, Jean, & family, Sorry for your loss of one so dear to your hearts. May happy memories warm your hearts with his love, Another great guy gone home. May he rest in peace in his heavenly home. Thank you Henry for keeping us safe & serving our country.
“Aunt” Mary, I am so sorry for your loss. I will miss seeing him in July! Love to you and your family! xo
To know Henry is to understand why his was called the “Greatest Generation”. Henry epitomized all the qualities which made that generation so special. His exemplary service to family, community and nation exemplifies those who helped make The United States of America so great.
Mary and Family-I have know you and Henry for so many years-I was so proud to bring him off the flight and see him so many times at the airport-I will miss him. Sending prayers and love!) I was so very honored to have known you.
Aunt Mary, Tom, Jean and Dave, we are saddened to hear about the passing of Uncle Henry. You are in our thoughts and prayers, please accept our our sincerely felt condolences.
Deepest condolences from all of us in Fritz’s Polka Band.
Mary,Jean, and family, so sorry for your loss,i had the pleasure of meeting Henry few times when out there visiting Brian,was such a nice man. RI P Henry
My heartfelt thanks to everyone for their condolences and expressions of sympathy for the loss of my Father. All your kind thoughts and words were truly a comfort to my family and me. Our sincerest appreciation for all the love and support as we navigate through these difficult heartbreaking days.
Jean
Henry was a wonderful Father-in-Law as he lived every day devoted to his family and committed to his work. His strength and character were truly amazing, always having a positive and happy attitude toward life. Those traits will live on in all those that knew him. I admired and respected Henry, a man who lived life in all the right ways. His words of wisdom will be etched in my mind forever. I loved you Henry, Judy.
Henry was a truly wonderful Father-in-Law. He lived his life devoted to his family and committed to his work. He lived every day with a positive and happy attitude and those traits will live on in all that knew him. I admired and respected Henry as he live life in all the right ways. His many words of wisdom will be etched in my mind forever. I loved you Henry, Judy
To my Father who I loved and admired and gave me so many great memories of our family. His qualities of courage and strength have made not only myself, but all those who knew him better people.
I Just got back in the States and heard of your dad Passing, I am truly sorry for your loss, Hold in to the good memories.