Francis Gregory Lastowka

Frankie and Joe sending thoughts and prayers to you both today. Think of you so often.

Greg was a high-school friend of mine, and he was one of the good guys. I didn't see him much after he headed off to Yale, but managed to catch up with him a couple of times later on. Got to meet Carol and heard about their time in Turkmenistan. What an experience!

My heart goes out to Carol and the boys.

May Greg rest in peace. I miss your warm heart forever.

Joe and Frankie, just heard about your son. So sorry, cannot imagine loosing a child no matter how old. You are in my prayers.

My deepest sympathy & prayers to Joe & family

My condolences to all of Greg ' s family, friends and colleagues. The impact of his life clearly reached global proportions and he accomplished much in his earthly 46 years. I am Lillian Weekes's granddaughter and she always kept me proudly updated of my cousin Greg ' s accomplishments throughout the years. My thoughts, prayers and condolences are with all of you at this difficult time. His presence will surely be missed. Love to you, Joan Braunstein

Dear Carol- How I envy the memories you must have! Greg was such a genuine, funny and talented guy at Penncrest. From reading his last writing it would seem he only improved with age! I regret very much falling out of touch with him. I am ecstatic, however, to know the adventure, fun and true love that the two of you experienced! Mr.& Mrs. Lastowka- Much Love. In Greg's memory, I will take his sage advice to heart.

Dear Frankie & Joe,
My sincerest condolences. No one should ever lose a child -- such a big loss. And, an equally difficult loss for Carol and the boys, and for Joey. Reading Greg's obituary made me remember a few things about him -- he took it all in. He lived every minute as if it counted -- and it did. He had a remarkable life; he fit more into 46 years than many do in double that time. How proud all of you must be, and what a legacy he has left for the boys. You are in my...

My prayers are with your entire family. From reading his obituary I see why his dad spoke so proudly of him.

Mary Wesolowski Piper