Charles Fracchia

Thank you for the enlightening lectures about our City. I will never forget you, Mr. Fracchia

Happy memories of Charles. He was very fond of my late father J.F. Finnegan and a dear friend of my late brother Peter M. Finnegan. Just learned of his passing today. With much appreciation, Paul M. Finnegan

does he have a son that went to Milwaukee County Hospital to become a doctor ?? I lost tract of him and would very much like to get in touch with him ! Thank you

My sympathies to Charles´ family and close friends. Having attended a number of his talks and walking tours, I am left with pleasant memories. One of those is from the early `80s when participating on a walking tour that included the dwelling where I lived at the time. I invited the entire group to tour the place on Union Street on Telegraph Hill. That was a kick for us all. May his memory be eternal.

Have know Charles when he was engaged to his first wife Ann Escobosa. I am Godmother to his first daughter Laura. Missed the notice in the Chronicle or I would have gone to the Mass at Star of the Sea. Glad he died peacefully

Robert and I send you our deepest condolences. Charles was a lovely man. May he Rest In Peace

Blessings to Charles´ family. May you feel his love for years to come.

Charles mentored me as I began my writings about San Francisco history. I appreciated his kind counsel and meaningful insights. His formation of the San Francisco Museum and Historical Society was visionary, and genius, as he focused on the preseveration of the City's past with an eye to the future. I will miss him but know that his legacy lives on. Condoglianze sentitissime

I was lucky enough to attend several of Mr. Fracchia's lectures and to visit with him a few times. He was a wonderful storyteller and an irreplaceable resource and envoy regarding San Francisco history.