Basilio F. Frusteri

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Heaven just gained a great guy. Love and prayers.

In my sadness and my tears... I flipped through my memory to, when the twins were young. And most of all I remember beautiful Rose & Mr. Fusteri would invite my Gram Serafina and Gramp Giuseppe, plus my Dad ,my beautiful Mother Francesa + 5 kiddos to Sunday dinner

Basilio was such a fine man and always a pleasure to deal with.I always looked forward to catching up " when visiting Bainbridge HD." Enjoyed hearing his take on music and was a big fan of the "Fabulous Four." He was extremely proud of both children and we traded stories about his Son and my Nephew in Law as they both served our Country at Fort Riley ,Kansas.Today is note quite as bright with his passing God Bless you my friend...

Such an amazing man, he wasn’t just a friend he was like a father to me, giving me advice giving me confidence no matter what he was going through he was always positive and cheered every one up by telling stories. There’s so much more to say but much love brother I appreciate everything you did for me Rest easy my friend you fought a good fight, I’ll see you later may you rest in peace, much love

Truly heartbroken by losing such an amazing person. Never was there a time I walked into Maple or Bainbridge without a huge hug from my friend Basilio. We’ve known each other over 20 years through Home Depot going back to when I was a kid asking him for advice and him
always being a really great friend. I will always hold your hugs close and miss you immensely

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
Basilio was a very special co-worker who went over & beyond helping people. I remember winning a picnic table at the Home Depot Christmas party, Basilio put it together for me. GOOD MAN.
God rest his soul .
Family you are in my prayers

Very sad to hear this news, it seems like only yesterday we were playing little league at Taft Park. The world lost an incredibly talented musician, father, husband and friend, rest in peace my friend, you’re in Gods hands now.