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June 11
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Christine and family: It is really shocking to me to read sad news about Mario.
He was a great person and a good friend. We were together for 2 years in Pharm.D. Class. He always had a smile on his face and ready to help anytime.
Our prayers are with you and your family.
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Rupesh Asher
Essex Jnt, Vermont
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June 16
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Dear Christine and family,
I was so saddened to hear of Mario's untimely passing. I am a colleague of his from the University of Minnesota. We met at an NMA meeting several years ago. I fondly remember his friendly personality and easygoing nature. He was also a respected professional. He will be missed by the profession.
On a personal note, I am married and have 3 daughters of my own (3, 2, and 1 years of age). Christine, you are especially in my prayers as I cannot possibly imagine how overwhelming and difficult it must be for you to lose your husband and for your children to lose their father. May God draw you near to Him at this time and may Jesus be your strength.
Kind regards,
Heather
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Heather Bislew
St. Paul, Minnesota
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June 18
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Mrs. Zeolla and family: I'm so sorry for dr. Zeolla passing, i was lucky enough to had played a couple soccer games with him at the alumni games during my stay at ACP. He was a great professor and a person to talk to for help. He will be missed by the ACP family and everyone who have had the chance to know him. My prayers are with you and your family. Thao Ho
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Thao Ho
Syracuse, New York
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June 18
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Christine, I am so sorry for you and your family's loss. As a fellow graduate of ACP and fraternity brother I can assure you that Mario will be remembered fondly. He was an outstanding person and I will remmebr him as the influential leader he was. He will be missed.
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Matt Piskun
Egg Harbor Township, NJ
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June 18
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Dear Zeolla Family,
I was horrified to hear of the news that devistated all who new Mario and Noah. I began as a faculty member the same year they both began at ACP as students. Being active with Kappa Psi, I became friendly with all of them, especially Mario and they all helped me acclimate to Albany. They all came out to my house in Sand Lake on many occasions to help with our large property and then enjoy barbque and fraternal brotherhood. I remained friends with Mario as well as our Kappa Psi Brothers. He was truly one of the most caring people in pharmacy. I never saw him without a smile on his face. The world has lost one of future stars....I wish all who were touched by Mario and Noah my deepest Sympathies.
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Gary Levin
Bradenton, FL
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