So sorry to hear of Dr. Natolis passing. I worked for him many years ago as a dental assistant. He was a wonderful and caring man.

Sorry to hear the news.  Dr. Natoli was our family dentist starting in 1961.  I was 13 years old at the time and his specialty was pediatric dentistry.  In recent years his emphasis changed to geriatric dentistry - how convenient for me!  I remember his singing and wanting to go double or nothing on my bill based on him making a waste basket basketball shot ( my parents would have killed me !)  A few years ago I needed to replace some caps that he had done 30 years earlier - I told him that if there was a problem with the new caps in another 30 years I was going to come looking for him! He laughed!  He was a great dentist and a great friend of our family.  Peace to you Dr. Natoli until we meet again!

Leroy Gill

To the family of Dr. Natoli my sincere sympathy for your loss.  Dr. Natoli was introduced to my family through Tom and Margaret Lockwood many years ago.  He has been my dentist all my life I am now 42 years old.  I have such good memories of him.  When I was in kindergarten I learned the doughnut song, "why should I pay a nickel for a doughnut with a hole in it".  I sang it to him and he never forgot it!  In fact he made it a point to sing it every time I made a visit, what a character he was.  I am so sorry I wasn't aware of his passing and surely would have paid my respects.  He will be missed. 

Jeffrey Cesner and
The Cesner Family

To the family of Dr. Natoli our sincere sympathies upon returning to town and learning of his passing.  He so kindly took care of us for many years...30+.  Always so caring and fun...from Ronnie Millsap playing (with sing along) to checking x-rays while saying, let me see here, my horses need feed.  We loved him dearly and will miss him as well.  Thinking of you in your loss.
Rick and Sue Samuel

Doc was the only dentist I've been to in my 34 years, and the only one all 5 of my children have been to see. I have pictures of their first cleaning, all in Doc.'s chair, with him sitting right there smiling ear to ear. I have so many memories playing in the old chair from OSU the middle of his office... going up and down and up and down over and over and over, and my kiddos now have those same experiences. Because there are 7 people in the family, we were in there a lot, and I will miss him terribly. We often talked and spend time catching up at all of our visits. My deepest sympathy goes out to you, and your loss will be felt by so many....

To the Family of Dr. Samuel Natoli please accept our sympathy for your loss. Dr. Sam was my family's only dentist, and my  only dentist until 2011.    Dr. Sam and his staff were fun, friendly, helpful and pleasant, and  they made you feel like you where visiting a relative instead of your dentist.  Dr. Sam was a good dentist, and also considered a friend for some 50+ years.   

With sympathy,
Nancy Diorio Comstock

We met Dr. Sam soon after he first started his practice.  He took care of our 5 children and Tom and I for many years. Tom and he had many music memories as well.  He even shared some food he had cooked at one time.  He was always very good to us and will be remembered as a nice man.  We'll miss him and his friendly and helpful staff.
Sincere sympathy,  Tom and Marge Enright

I have good memories of trips to the dentist!  We started going to him many,many years ago,and I was probably in the 2nd grade-I can remember him playing Jerry Vale records and singing along! Whenever I hear his music,I always think of Dr.Natoli!   C Price.

Residents and staff at Heinzerling Foundation purchased the The Acquaintance for the family of Dr. Samuel Natoli .

OBITUARY

Samuel Natoli

August 22, 1933 – June 22, 2015

Schoedinger Midtown

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