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Jim Sage
August 17, 2008
Frank was a very close friend of mine from grade school, Holy Apostles. We were like best friends, especially in sixth through eighth grades. We lost touch after about age 14. I often though about him and what he did through life. My sister saw this obituary, gratefully, and sent it to me. I left NYS in 1981 to live in LA for over 20 years, and now I am in AZ. I am a professional musician, a pianist. Frank used to tell me he thought I was very talented. He was a good friend to me. It makes me feel a sadness to know he is gone, and that I never found him again. God bless his family.
My deep sympathy is with you.
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