Francis Jan Jasinski

Frank will be deeply missed. My husband and I were so proud to be
sponsored by Frank to join the Polish-American Club in Roseville. My husband spent many fun hours working with Frank on various projects around the clubhouse. I particularly enjoyed reading his book. What a life! He often brought me honey from Poland and of course the best treat of all, Dorothy's home made pierogi!

Heartfelt sympathies go to Frank's family in their loss. He is once again at home with Dorothy.

Dear Floyd!

Our deepest condolences to you and the whole Family of yours.
Frank and Dorothy will be always in our prayers and unforgettable memories.
It was always great to meet them with our sons Filip and Mateusz. Your parents were like Babcia and Dziadzio to our sons.

May God give you strength and many graces.

Grazyna and Pawel Bendisz with Filip and Mateusz

The JASINSKI Family
Please accept my condolences upon the loss of your father and grandfather.I am extremely deeply saddened at the loss of my dear friend and fellow member of the Polish American Club Of Greater Sacramento.We spent many hours working together on projects at the club to make it a more enjoyable place.May God give Frank the rest and peace that he greatly deserves.
Your loyal friend. Jim Meskan

Frank will be very missed! Although we haven't seen him much in the last several years, we always knew he was there, rooting for everything good for the Polish community. He was a member of the PNA Lodge 7 for many, many years and made sure that his grand-children also became members.

Our condolences to all his family.

Frania Strychaz
PNA Lodge 7 President

My deepest condolences for the family. It was a joy working with him at the Polish American Club in Roseville, CA. He surely will be missed by many.

My condolences to the Jasinski family on the passing of Frank. He was quite a character and I enjoyed the time I spent interacting with him at family events. May he rest in peace.

I was entertained for years by Frank !! His love of life, family and friends were inspiring. Top of the memory-maker list would be our Sunday morning 'forays' golfing at a fogged-in Lincoln Park course, where he would visciosly lash at the ball, or as we fondly referred, 'spank' it!!
It garnered him the nickname Spanky, which stuck with him(us) for many years.
Great, man, father, provider. I was always greatful he included me in his life.
With great love, Mike Gallo.