Frank Fintak

Uncle Frank and Aunt Genny were always warm and loving when we came from Cheektowaga.Yes, the male adults would play cards in the basement.Uncle Frank will be missed. God Bless You All!

Dear Gary and Family,

Our sincerest sympathy on the loss of your Dad. He was such a wonderful man.

Barb and Don Duritza

I will miss playing poker with Uncle Frank, where while puffing on his pipe, he wove tales of growing up with my Mom and my other Aunts and Uncles and the rest of the Fintak family on the lake, as well as stories when he served during WWII...all the while distracting us while he consistently kicked our butts and took our money at cards! He was a lucky and expert player, funny and likable and always positive and smiling. He and Aunt Genny always took time to send me a card and a few dollars...

I will miss Uncle Frank's Sweetie Pies and stories at our family dinners. Our family has gained another angel to watch over us. *Kocham cie*

Uncle Frankie has always held a special place in my heart since I was little. He always had a smile on his face. It has been a gift to know him all of my life. It is nice to know that I will one day see him again.

Here rests in honored glory an American Soldier - A Veteran, known but to his family, his friends, his comrades and God. May he rest in peace. I am sorry for your loss.