Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church Tuesday, February 24, 2026.
Beloved husband of Geraldine R. Nassif (nee Moreno) for over 72 years; loving father of Perry (Karen) Nassif, Paula (Jon) Reppell, Dave (Kathy Cooke) Nassif and Lisa (Jeff) Schuchardt. Our dear grandfather of 12 and great-grandfather of 20, uncle, great-uncle, cousin and friend to many.
Funeral from Kutis Affton Chapel 10151 Gravois Rd. 63123 on Wednesday, March 4 at 9:15 am. to St. Raymond Maronite Cathedral for 10:00 am. Mass. Interment at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. Contributions to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital appreciated. Visitation Tuesday March 3, from 4-7 pm.
Condolences to the Ameal Nassif family. Thanks Uncle for great memories. Will miss you big time. You were a big influence in my life.
John Nassif
GER I AM SO SORRY ON YOUR GREAT LOSS.
MORE MEMORIES OF THE PAST AND GOOD TIMES!
BOB GRIMM AND OLDE FRIEND
Condolences to the entire Nassif family. Ameal was truly one of a kind. He was there for me and my biz partner Bobby Mintz whenever we were in St Louis. I will always cherish the time we spent together at the Church lunches and at the Collectors Shows he worked tirelessly for us. May his memory always be a blessing and his spirit live forever in the hearts of all who knew him.
Your friend, Jeff Rosenberg and all of our team at TRISTAR
Condolences from the St. Louis Browns Historical Society & Fan Club. Once a Brownie farmhand, always a Brownie farmhand.
I am deeply sorry for your devastating loss.
Ameal was always smiling and full of great stories. I know how much you will miss him.
I hope with time you will find peace 🕊️!
Kim
Dear Geri and Nassif Family,
Ameal lived a beautiful life with his family and friends. He was always ready to help anyone. I knew him from volunteering at the church. Also my Mom grew up with all the Lebanese families when she went to St. Vincent’s School. All of you are in my prayers. I was blessed by Ameal’s kindness. May he rest in peace
Mary Ann (Eckmayer) Farrar, Mother (Mildred Kalil).
Paula and Jon,
Donna and I are so sorry to hear of the passing of your father.
On behalf of the descendants of the late Joseph R. and Monietta M. (nee Elias) Slay who, in 1912, arrived in St. Louis as teenagers from the District of Mount Lebanon, the Village of Hadchit, we offer our most heartfelt condolences to Ameal’s family. Know too, that we share in your sorrow and grieve for your loss.
Not only did Ameal maintain the Nassif family legacy, but he also enhanced it with his overwhelming kindness, dedication to his family and loyalty to our traditions.
Although gone from this life, Ameal’s spirit will forever be on the grounds of St. Raymond’s and particularly in the kitchen of “The Hall” where his Kibbeh Nayeh rivaled that of our own Thita’s.
Allah yebarik a ailet Nassif,
Danny
Eldest Grandchild
2nd Generation Lebanese/American
Dear Ameal,
Thanks for the memories. You invited me to come down to St Raymond’s and make kibbi. I took up your invitation and I’m so glad I did since I could work next to you and hear all your stories of playing baseball, your take on family life, and your stories of the Mard and Nassif families. You always made me feel part of your family. When the last bowl of kibbi had only a few specks of meat you would make a tiny kibbi and hand it to me to take home. I loved the Lebanese jiggle you taught me “Kibbi Nayee, but en jen, bena dula, laha mishwee.” It’s on my phone for keeps! And to Geri, such a lady of grace. You got a good one and she took good care of you. Your legend lives on…