FRANK R. CAPO

So sad to hear about Uncle Frank, I am his niece Thea, my mom was his sister Lillian. It has been awhile, but I have fond memories of being at their home, with big table full of great Italian dishes. I also remember Uncle Frank greeting me with a big smile and very hard pinch on the cheek! My deepest sympathies to all of his family and friends.

Frank was one of my earliest mentors. He taught me the value of hard work. I spent some of teen summers working for him as laborer. He was tremendous teacher and motivator. I give a lot of my success in business and life to the lessons Frank taught me. "Mr. Capo" was one of a kind! My deepest symphaties to his family, especially Joe and "Robbie".

I am sorry that I am not there to pay my respects to you and your Dad. I remember working with him for many years with my late brothers Tony and Ernie. I also remember enjoying his tasty Italian plum tomatoes.
With deepest sympathy from me and my Family,
Paul Ceresa
Boynton Beach, Fla.

I have wonderful memories of my Uncle Frank and Aunt Marie. He loved working his garden, making us Italian Gelato with an oldfashioned crank machine. Everything was so special when we visited. My dad (Mike Capo) admired his brother and all of his accomplishments. I will miss you,

Hoping your memories comfort you and your family during this difficult time. We have you all in prayer.