Frank Bernard D'Arcangelo

Please accept my sincere and belated condolences. I worked very closely with Frank on a project 30 years ago, and never forgot him. He was always as professional as he was gracious.

To our loved brother-in-law: You will be sadly missed. We think of you often. You and your family will always be remembered in our prayers. Love, Your sister-in-law and brother-in-law.

Frank made this world a better place. He was a great teacher, IT manager, and mentor. His amazing mind could solve problems and bureaucratic nightmares instantly, explain them simply and elegantly, and make a joke about the whole process so the rest of us didn't feel so stupid for not devising the solution ourselves. He didn't take himself too seriously, and he always graciously allowed the other person to save face if a mistake had been made. He taught systems analysis and database...

Please accept my heartfelt condolences on Frank's passing. There was no better administrator to work with as a student government leader than Frank D'Arcangelo. He was always willing to listen, help solve problems, and work with students to accomplish groundbreaking improvements. People like that don't come around every day. Frank will be sorely missed, not only by me but by a score of other students who grew to know and respect him.

Patricia,

I was so sorry to hear of Frank's death. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Beverly

To Patricia, children, and family members, I am extremely saddened to hear of Frank's passing. It was my honor to have known and worked with Frank. My thoughts and prayers go out to you during this difficult time.

To Frank's family and friends,
What a tragic loss for all who knew and loved Frank! I met Frank many years ago at a conference and was blessed to have seen him at the AAU Bursar's Conference the last couple of years. Frank was a true gentleman - kind, compassionate and loving. It was very obvious he loved his job, New Orleans and life in general. We will miss Frank very much. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Karen Bailey
University of Kansas

I was truly saddened when I heard the news about Frank. I met him several years ago in Florida at the AAU Bursar's conference and saw him annually since then. He was a good natured, intelligent man who was a real pleasure to know. He was friendly to everyone, loved to tell stories and was more than willing to share his ideas and knowledge with our group. He always talked fondly of New Orleans and I loved his New Orleans accent. I will definitely miss seeing Frank at our annual conference.