Frank R. Gamba

Dear Mary, My dad is Rusty Taylor, I was a young boy when I knew your brother Frank as Uncle Frank, I'll never forget him and have often thought of him. He was so easy going and ready with a joke or some other way to pull your leg. I am sorry for your loss. I remember going over to your house on the Boulavard.

JoAnn, I'm so sad to read of the loss of your brother. You're in my thoughts.

Frank always would bring me coffee and share stories when I worked at TD Bank. He always asked about my family and had this great, magnetic smile. He was like having a second grandfather. Germaine and Mary, please accept my sincerest condolences for your loss.
And to you Frank, God-speed my friend.

Joann, I'm sorry to hear of your brother's passing. May God bless you and your sisters. I'm sure Frank knew how special his family was. Sincerely, Ron DiBiase

WE ARE SORRY FOR YOUR LOSE

TO THE GAMBA GIRLS. WE ARE VVERY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSE.FROM FRANK AND FRANCES BUONO

Dear Girls
I'm very sorry to read about Frank. He was a good friend for many years. For a time we roomed together when he stayed with my parents. I have many fond memories of our time together. One of the best is when we would go to Eastern Shore Va. to the seafood festavel in May. My wife Phyllis and I are out of town at this time, we are in Florida. we will be home after the 25th. and I will stop by to see all of you.

John L. Masino