Frank P. Buonopane

How we loved our Uncle Frankie. We throughly enjoyed his visits and were always happy to spend time with him. I remember going to my Grandfather's home when we were small and how much we looked forward to those trips. I especially remember his wedding to my Aunt Rita. They were beautiful together that day. Just like a fairytale to a young girl. My mother loved her baby brother, and told us many stories about his youth. He will always be remembered.

My sympathies to David and his family at this sorrowful time. Although I did not know Frank, his obituary tells the story of a good man. I know that the entire family will miss him.

Another irreparable loss from "The Greatest Generation". He was industrious, inventive, humorous, wonderfully engaging and loved life. My (Gail) earliest remembrance was when I was three, taking me to a relative while my brother was being born. What a wonderul reassuring smile to make a little girl feel at ease! All the way from there to his 90th birthday party, I have many fond memories. We'll miss you Uncle Frank. Rest in peace.

I am very sorry for the loss of Frank. We will all miss the little elf.

Sharon, Darryl, Lauren and Renee...Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time.
Roberta, Mike, Hannah, Mikey and Katie

Our deepest sympathy to you and your family at this difficult time.

Am terribly sorry to hear of the passing of my uncle Frank! My sympanthy to the rest of the family.


Mrs Joan Sarni Mudgett

We are so sad to hear of Frankie's
passing. Warren has many memories of Frankie hanging out in the Stocker barn in Saugus. Frank visited us here on Square Pond a few years back and we had a great time sharing memories with each other.

Sharon and family,
We were so sorry to hear of your loss. Please accept our deepest sympathies.