Memories of William "Bill" James Masl

In memory of

William "Bill" James Masl

Cuyahoga Falls, OH

June 4, 1935 - January 24, 2022

Jun 4, 1935 - Jan 24, 2022

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Colleen Kochever

My sincere condolences to family and friends.

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Andi Hetzel

I’m so sorry for your family’s loss.

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Autumn Kelly

Uncle Bill, Aunt Chris and my cousins lived next door to Grandma and Grandpa Masl. It seems like we were always together. We kids pretty much grew up together. Debby and I were in the same grade in school. Sadly it feels like the end of an era. First my Auntie Jo, then my dad, then my mom Marcella, and now Uncle Bill. They all are missed.

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Claudia Terzic

“It seems like we were always together”, that’s exactly how I remember it. Summers especially in Grandma ... Read more “It seems like we were always together”, that’s exactly how I remember it. Summers especially in Grandma and Grandpa’s big front... Read more “It seems like we were always together”, that’s exactly... Read more

Debbie Noon

Yes, it does feel like the end of an era. Miss you all. Yes, it does feel like the end of an era. Miss you all. Yes, it does feel like the end of an era. Miss you... Read more

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Christopher Crim

I first encountered Uncle Bill when he was in high school. He was always generous to us kids. He gave me my first teddy bear that he won at a carnival. On Saturday afternoons, he would often come out to our house in Cleveland and he and my mom would drive over to Tommy Edward's Record Heaven and add to their large record collections. When my dad was dabbling in stock car racing, Uncle Bill helped keep the '36 Chevy up and running. They were also motorcycle buddies.

In more recent years, we were nearby neighbors. Linda and I will miss him a lot. Our condolences go out to all of you.

Love, Chris and Linda Crim

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Debbie Noon

I didn't know you guys lived in Cleveland! I somehow thought of you always living in Peninsula! I didn't know you guys lived in Cleveland! I somehow thought of you always living in Peninsula! I didn't know you guys lived in Cleveland! I somehow... Read more