Frank R. Coppola Jr.

Well, old buddy, we'll be going to the Harford Fair in August. Always have you in mind.

Was thinking of you the other day, Frank. You will always be a part of my life and memories.

So proud to have known you during our stint in the Army. I´ve mentioned your name so many times: thank you for that three day pass you maneuvered for me back in 63. Will never forget how sharp you were, and what you did for me in the service. We respected one another. And worked well together. RIP

Rest in peace, you old rascal. Thank you for being in my life.

Oh, boy! I can just imagine Frank's reaction to current events. hehe....Frank, if you're looking down on us, send us some courage and fortitude.

Frank will remain forever a major influence in the formation of my life. He was not only like a big brother to me, he taught me what courage is and that adventure is something to be both savored and consumed with gusto.

Whenever I am back to Princeton ( Class of 1965) I will try to visit Richard and we can relive some of our Susquehanna days. Tom Rowlands is a lawyer in Wilkes-Barre and would like to know some of us are still around. With Fond memories of Frank and Richard I am, Steve Weisz ( 770-755-8289) 1001 Castle Falls Dr. Atlanta, Ga 30329

Just was thinking of Frank and of his devotion to Camp Susquehanna where I was the drama coach, Frank as an actor on and off stage. My condolences especially to his fine brother Richard whom we all loved and respected. Rev. Dr. Steve Weisz, Atlanta Ga.

My prayers and sympathies go out to you on the passing of this fine man. May your memories be uplifting as you celebrate his life, and may you all receive support of family and friends at this saddest of times.