Dr. James A. Pasciolla

dr. james pasciolla
Dr. James A. Pasciolla, age 72, of Wallingford and Costa Rica, passed away at the Masonic Healthcare Center on August 29, 2019 after a brief illness. Born in Batavia, NY April 11, 1947, he was a son of the late Anthony and Rosalind (Martin) Pasciolla. Jim is survived by his wife, Carollyn (Mainolfi) Pasciolla; his three sons, James Pasciolla of New Haven, Sean Pasciolla and his wife Orla of Southington, and Brandon Pasciolla and his wife Aminata of Branford; five grandchildren, Fiona, Niamh, Anthony, Jordan, and Anastasia Pasciolla; and his brother, Anthony Pasciolla and his wife Sue of Brick, NJ. Dr. Pasciolla opened and operated his own chiropractic office in Wallingford for over 35 years until retiring seven years ago. Afterward, he enjoyed wintering in Costa Rica. He was a resident of Saddlebrook, New Jersey for many years prior to moving to Wallingford. Jim was a US Army Vietnam Veteran; he also enjoyed playing pool and was an active member of Satchidanada Ashram-Yogaville in Virginia. Funeral services were privately held in care of Beecher & Bennett Funeral Home, Hamden. Should friends desire, contributions in Dr. Pasciolla's memory may be made to Satchidanada Ashram-Yogaville, 108 Yogaville Way, Buckingham, VA 23921.

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  1. To the family of Dr. Pasciolla, my deepest sympathy. I went to Dr. Pasciolla for many years for back problems. He was always upbeat, happy and pleasant. I missed him when he retired and would occasionally but into him around town. He will be sorely missed. God bless you all. My prayers for you all. Donna Prue

  2. We have fond memories of Dr Pasciolla as his patients and his friends . My husband and I started at his group yoga at Prime Climb on Sunday evenings shortly after moving to Wallingford and became patients at his practice on Hall Ave. for 9 yrs prior to his retirement. We would see him volunteering at the Wallingford community dinner on Thanksgiving. and his congenial personality always made everyone feel at ease.
    A very spiritual man he could mix wisdom and humor, always encouraging inner peace and positive thinking. To his beloved family our sincerest condolences.
    Bill and Patricia Stark

  3. Boys, Carollyn,

    I was a patient of Dr. P since 1993 up until he retired and was lucky enough to still see him after his retirement.
    He was a wonderful chiropractor and a wonderful person.
    My thoughts and prayers are with you all. God Bless. I will Miss you Dr. P.


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