Mommy, I am going to miss talking to you at night. I am going to miss our Xmas’s together and our stuffed squid. I’m going to miss making you your Christmas Cookies that you taught me how to make when I was little when you were no longer able to.  Every time I spill the sprinkles I will think of you. I am going to miss our Sunday afternoons. I am going to miss your smile and your laugh. I  am going to miss covering you with a blanket when you are cold. I am going to miss making you your Easter baskets and seeing your eyes filled  with delight at all the goodies . I am going to miss you. I already do. I love you to the stars and beyond. I hope you are well now. I wish you could have stayed. I love you always. Until I see you again, you will always be in my heart. Forever your daughter, Donna 

Pat was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and friend. Pat loved to help others, and always donated money she won off her scratch off lottery tickets to St. Jude (and she ALWAYS won). She loved drinking coffee with friends and family, or by herself watching Lifetime or Hallmark
movies or reading a suspenseful book. She enjoyed riding around town with her beloved husband Rich in the corvette, a bandana in her hair (because God forbid it would get messed up). She had a lifetime standing appointment every Friday with her hairdresser and friend Joanne, who did her hair one final time even after she ran out of appointments and left this life.
She loved taking trips down to the Jersey Shore and spending time in Atlantic City with her husband. Pat loved gardening and flowers. She loved playing Yahtzee with her best friend Barbara. She enjoyed sitting around the kitchen table on Sundays laughing with her family, drinking coffee or sipping on red wine. 
You could always find her with hair done perfectly and with her nails painted a pretty shade of pink, dragging her pocketbook around that weighed more than her, with a beautiful smile on her face. Pat loved her cigarettes, coffee, snow globes, and ceramics, but above all, she loved her
family and friends. And they love her so much too.

Richard & family,  we are so very sorry to have learned of the passing of your wife.  May she rest in peace in the loving arms of her lord and saviour. 

Mike & Patty Ganino 
Trumbull CT 

The year was 1985 and the Pascack Valley Fire Chiefs and wives began a very special professional and personal relationship. You might even say that a lifelong bond was created as we laughed at the may good times and suffered together as we each endured losses over the past 37 years. Rich and Pat represent everything that is good in this country and community. Dedication to family and community may be a rare virtue elsewhere but it’s one of our best memories of Pat. We stand with Rich and grieve for Pat’s passing. Bob & Jody L. PRFD ‘85


My grandma always knew how to make me feel so special. One of my favorite memories was when I was little and we shampooed  my babydoll’s hair in the bathroom sink then sat on the couch and painted her nails pink. She knew how much the doll meant to me and always treated Baby like she was real too (like when she helped throw Baby an actual birthday party). And because I was so shy and scared in school, she became a lunch aide  to make me feel better.  
I love you so much and miss you so much already Grandma.🌻 
💜 Kitty Kat 

Our deepest sympathy Rich and Family.  We'll pray for Pat and for you and your family as you grieve.
Your friends,
Michael & Virginia Zullo

OBITUARY

Patricia Masiello

October 13, 1943 – April 17, 2022

Becker Funeral Home

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