Anthony J. "Tony" Frascona

I worked for Tony Frascona at Frascona Buick in the 90's. He taught me so much about how to take care of people - giving the best customer service possible, and I'll tell you, he was one that could "sell ice cubes to an Eskimo". I thought Tony was pretty awesome. He will be sadly missed.

I worked for Tony in the 70's in East Troy. He was by far one of the most genuine people I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. He always had a smile on his face and I enjoyed listening to his stories. He will truly be missed.

I remember watching Tony sing karaoke at some place years ago. Usually you don't see older folks at those things, and someone said, "Yeah, that's Tony Frascona the car guy". I watched how much fun he was having, and it changed my outlook on life. It was then, that I realized that you're never to old to enjoy life and have fun with it. Funny sometimes how and where you learn some of life's lessons. I'll never forget it.

God Bless you Tony my Prayers are with you and your family. I want to say thank you for all the great times I had working for you at Frascona Buick and the great times we just had having some fun away from the dealership in the early 90s and thank you for what you taught me about business. I know your singing up in the big sky just like you always loved. You will always be remembered and missed. God be with you.

Hello, uncle tony many found childhood memories of you and the frascona families...you were always an inspiration to me. and the wolff families will remember your hospitality and inspirations and and will be missed...your nephew, dennis my family and the wolff children

How quickly we travel in life.

I first met Tony in 1960/61, when he had the Wauwatosa dealership. Last car I bought was from Frascona in 2000 - in my garage right now with the Frascona Buick logo. My son, Steve, would see Tony frequently at Clifford's. Last time I spoke with Tony was about 10 years ago - also at Clifford's.

God speed, Tony. You did, indeed, do it "your way." You will be missed.

I was inducted in to the automobile business by being sponsored by Frascona in 1971. Freshly graduated from the Buick Division of GM I was brought in as a "set-up" mechanic. What a learning experience that was! Mr. Frascona was always kind to me and will be remembered as what he was...a true "car guy"....an era has ended.

God bless you Tony on your journey. I, along with others, will remember you from the karaoke shows at the old Red Carpet in the down under club with KJ Blake. You were a blessing..

I am very sorry for your loss. Tony was what we call in the auto business a true "car guy". I worked with Tony and his nephew Jim Basso in the early eighties and have many good memories and learned a lot about the auto business that I feel is part of my success today so I want to say Thank-you Tony and I will always remember you!