Days of our Lives Joseph Mascolo has passed away. Farewell Stefano Dimera RIP

RIP JOSEPH MASCOLO 

We are so sad to tell you that the man that portrayed one of our favorite misunderstood daytime villains Stefano DiMera has passed away. Joseph Mascolo, who had played Stefano since 1982, passed away on December 8 from Alzheimer’s disease.  He had been battling it for years. 

Ken Corday announced 

“It is with great sorrow that we share the news the news of the passing of our dear friend and beloved member of the Days of our Lives family, Joseph Mascolo,” said Executive Producer Ken Corday in a statement. “The smile on Joe’s face is something we’d all come to find comfort in, and he will be sorely missed. His larger than life presence, kind heart, and unwavering positivity has impacted us all for decades, and will live on in the memories of his many fans. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family during this difficult time.” 

JOSEPH MASCOLO

Mascolo is  survived by his wife, Patricia Schultz-Mascolo, his son Peter, his step-daughter Laura, and his sister, Marie and her husband Ronald LaVoie.  He also had five grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, one niece, one nephew, 3 great nieces, one great nephew and one great-great niece. In a statement, Schultz-Mascolo said,  “Joseph was a big ’ol bear with a puppy dog heart. I’m so blessed to have had these many years with him. I will miss him every day.”  We dedicate this song to him!  'THE PRESENT'

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