I worked with Frank over the last year or so. He was a great attorney, a really nice guy, and also, a very honorable and professional individual. I will miss working with you Frank.
My thoughts and prayers are with Frank and his devoted and dedicated sister Denise at this difficult time. May you be comforted by thoughts that his suffering has ended and that he is in a better place.
Love to all the family ~Maryellen
I remember going to a Red Sox Athletics game with Frank in 1982. I remember his marinara sauce and his chicken curry. But what I remember most is the love and caring given to him by his sister Denise.
I only met Frank a couple of months before he got sick. But he was a person with a big heart, a sense of humor and the will to overcome adversity. My family will miss him. Love and prayers to all of his family.
Frank, You will be greatly missed. You had a huge heart of gold. Over the years, you were always there to be a voice of reason and clarity in a confusing world. May God bless and keep you forever.
For almost 13 years now, I've had a job that I truly love -- and I owe that to Frank. I had been working freelance for about two decades, and one day Frank just turned to me and said, "Why don't you put on a skirt and get a job!" So I did, and shortly thereafter I landed the job I still have today. I'll always be grateful to Frank for that!
Here's one of my first memories of Frank. My marriage was breaking up; with my husband basically leaving my son and myself to fend for ourselves. Frank shared his apartment in Brooklyn with us, giving us a haven when we really needed it. He wasn't easy to know but he was a generous person. He really made a difference in the lives of myself and my son, Matt.
