Death
Masucci had moved to and died in his home in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1997. Masucci had three daughters, Darlene, Misty and Corrine, with three different women: Marlene Masucci, Rachel Ann Butler, and Melissa Gosnel.
On December 21, 1997, Jerry Masucci died in Buenos Aires. His personal assistant, Daniel Amar Siad was not with him the weekend he died, he flew in from Cuba when he heard the news! Masucci had complained in the weeks before his death of headaches and stomach pains, but did not seek medical advice. On Friday, December 19, he experienced further stomach pains while playing tennis. Two days later he died on the operating table during exploratory surgery. The cause of death was a brain aneurysm. The following week his body was flown to New York for a service at the Frank Campbell Funeral Home; the body was cremated after the service.
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