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May 29, 2013
Dear Marilyn,
What wonderful memories we have of our stays on Hassalo. Frank was always running around in his dark blue plumbing "suit" and heavy duty boots tending to anything that needed fixing. While his driving skills were rather frightening, he tackled everything with a "can-do" attitude and was always friendly and willing to help everyone. He reminded me of Dad (Uncle Don) in how he was able to fix things with what he had on hand - rusty nails were never discarded if they were reasonably straight. My folks thought the world of him and were so pleased when you and he were married. While these last few years have not been easy, you were always there for each other and we are so lucky to have you both part of our family. We will miss him.
Love, Sharon & Bob (Schermerhorn)
Tracy Maxi
May 26, 2013
I'm sorry to hear of your loss. My grandpa was the 'other' Frank (DeRosa) and we were always sure to get a visit in when we came in from out of town. Those were two awesome Franks! May the memories of Frank carry you through this difficult time. My sincerest condolences.
Tracy Maxi
(daughter of Rosemary and Ken Duncan; granddaughter of Nano and Frank DeRosa)
Frank Fohn
May 22, 2013
Frank was the "handyman" when I started with the City's Sewer Maintenance Section in 1975. He called me "Frankie-Boy" My name is Frank, as well. He was a very nice man with an outrageous sense of humor. He seemed to do what he wanted...I was never sure what that was. All I knew was
if I needed something, he could get it. He sponsered me and few others into the Eagles club. What a night that was! Most of us had to work the next day! Frank had an unusual laugh. His laugh alone could make a person laugh. All I can say now, we have lost another Legacy and we have crossed another milestone. God Bless you, Frank
Janet Giere
May 19, 2013
So sorry to hear about Frank. My thoughts are with u and the family.
May 19, 2013
I'm so sad to now learn about Frank. He was a fine happy and loving man. He work along side of my dad at the city sewer dept. In fact right now I am looking at his senior class picture of Lincoln High school as my parents went to school with him. As I hired on the city sewer crew I had been in Franks basement.He always called me Genie as my name is Gene. My heartfelt condolences go out to his family. God Bless.
May 19, 2013
Thank YOU for your service and for keeping our Country free. Wish we had other individuals who loved and cared enough for our Country to serve to keep our FREEDOM!!!
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