Frank Aquilino Alagdon

I remember Frank & Connie as a 5yr old while in Granite City, IL in the mid-1950s. My father more than likely served with Frank in the Army. Frank was a fun-kind person, as was Connie, and our family was always excited when they visited. Frank an Connie's obituaries just validates everything wonderful that I remember about them. I'll never forget his Louisiana accent! I'm just sorry that I wasn't able to find them sooner in my research project. On behalf of the Barbante family, our...

"Hello my baby". What a class gentleman. I worked with Frank for many years at LPL and Entergy. A true good man. None better at making people feel good. His ready smile and wit will be sorely missed by all who knew him.

I had the pleasure of Mr. Frank being one of my election commissioners for the past several years.

I always enjoyed spending time with him. He will truly be missed at our precinct. I’m sure he’s up there making the coffee as we speak.

Your family is in my prayers.

Sincerely,

Matt Toups and all his friends from Precinct 211 and Precinct 213-B

Dear Alagdon Family,
I want to extent my deepest condolences and prayers for the loss of your beloved Dad.
I went to nursing school with your Mom and I also have very fond memories of her. I remember seeing your Dad when he would visit Drs Iteld and Bernstein's office in Chalmette. He was such a sweetheart, he always had a smile and a kind word. Connie and Frank were both good souls. I am thankful for having known both of them so many years ago.
May God grant you peace...

We will miss Uncle Frank's friendly, positive, and loving personality. He brought much Joy to all who knew him. Our thoughts and prayers are with his entire family. We love all of you, Sam & Edie Dozier.