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I never knew my great-uncle, but from all the stories told to me by my grandmother (his siser-in-law) and the rest of the Mascari family, he was an officer and a gentleman. May he, and all other fallen officers, rest in peace. Stephanie Brooks I said a little prayer today for Inspector Mascari and his family. He may be gone but never forgotten. He will always be a New York HERO. Robyn Wilkes I recall the incident and subsequent honor/funeral procession, when as a boy of eight, my father, patrol officer #99, recounted the tradegy of what happened. It made a lasting impression on me, as both my children and grandchildren can attest --them having also heard the story. Peter Rauch Dad - After all these years, the City of Mt. Vernon gave you a beautiful tribute. It touched my heart and reliving those days after we lost you made me so sad again. I will always love you and remember what a wonderful Dad you were. Talking about you brought back some forgotten memories - visiting you at the police station, walking with you to work in a blizzard because you felt you should be at the station house and the last day I saw you.
Dad, you will always be in my heart. You were a wonderful father and left my life far to soon. Love,
Rest in peace, Sir! You are not forgotten. Police Officer My Department is currently making arrangements to further honor our fallen brother and are looking for any pictures that anyone might have of Inspector Frank J Mascari. It is our intention to use the picture(s) for a permanent memorial located inside of our Headquarters. PO Eugene H Wilsea #2182 I am the daughter of this officer. I was thirteen and am now 70. All these years later the memory is still so fresh and so sad. A wonderful policeman a wonderful husband and father. Rest in peace Dad. gerry garvey Frank after all of these years you are still remembered as a hero! God bless you sir. Ofcr. Dan Winger
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