Francis A. Linsalata

Helen and I are very saddened by the passing of Frank, a dear friend since 1957. He will be missed for his sunny outlook on life, his humor in the telling of family stories, his pride in his children and grandchildren, his devotion to his wife Nadia and his love of family and life. Our deepest sympathies. Helen and Stan Segall

I'm very sad to hear the passing of Mr. Linsalata. I have done business with him for many years. I have truly enjoyed our many conversations, especially about our family histories. I'm honored to have know him and will really miss him. He was a true gentleman, the ultimate professional and great person.

Rich Gallo

Frank Linsalata was a great man and an important figure in my life. Not only did he guide my family and I through our financial affairs with a steady hand for over 30 years, he was a personal friend, who was always happy to take time (when he could find it) to have lunch with me and discuss politics and world events. His advice was always very important to me. I can't imagine life without him here. I'm going to miss him a lot.

My sincere condolences on Uncle Frank's death. I will always treasure the picture of him with Lenore and Jean at Jean's 90th birthday.

Anita and David Fields

Charles Fields

Roseanna, Max, David, and Myles Cayetano

To Frank's Family. I have worked at Farruggio's Express for about 30 years and have always enjoyed when Frank came to visit. He was a wonderful person, and I know he and Jean are in heaven discussing accounting. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Love and Peace to all. Nancy Bono

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.