Frank "Del" DelViscio

Mr. D was a kind man, along with his wife, Josie. They always made time for a little girl running around wrestling events.
They did it so well, I thought of them as "my" friends.

It is to my derp regret that I have been unable to attend either memorial. I will remember both with warmth.

Joe and Darrin, so sorry for the loss of your Dad. Prayers to you and family.

Joe I am so sad to learn if the sudden passing of your Dad. My sincere condolences, Laura from julieannes place

Sending sympathy to Darrin and Joe, and to their families, I have known Del since we were kids, he was one of the nicest people I’ve known. Sending love!

Del was a very nice, friendly person. He and Josephine are probably strolling hand and hand on the streets of heaven. R.I.P.

I am so sorry to hear of his passing and to read of Josie’s passing in October. My ex-husband, Joe Dunlap, and I were good friends years ago when we lived in Malvern. We had many, many good times with them and soooo many laughs! Frank was a little quieter but Josie was always laughing and joking! My condolences to their family and friends!!! I know they are greatly missed! Sandy

Frank was a dear man. His face beamed when he talked about his granddaughters upcoming weddings. My heart goes out to his loving family.

The news of Frankie's passing today went through me like a knife. He was one of my big bother's cadre of Malvern buddies when I was growing up in the 1940's/50's. I was subsequently embraced by his parents, Joe & Antoinette Cusano, as they welcomed my little family into their home & the apt. that housed Frank & Josie in their early years of marriage. His little sister Toni was like a big sister to my daughter, who went to school with the DelViscio boys, I always enjoyed running into...