Frank C. Gigliotti Sr.

LAIMA & FAMILY,
My love, prayers and sympathy surround you at this sad time. No words csn convey your loss, I know, but your memories and faith in God will help you through this sad time. God bless and keep you safe. I know Frank is watching over you. One day, you will all be together again. With love, Naomi

I was not aware that Frank was ill. The last time I saw him was in the 80's when he stopped in Battle Creek after a business trip to Kalamazoo. So my memory of him is a young, vibrant man who was not at a loss for words. We enjoyed that visit very much. Please accept my condolences for your loss.

Dear Laima and Family,
I was sorry for your lost. I Met Frank when he was working for Penn-walt. I work for Crown Cork and Seal on O'donnel street. My fondest memory was one Saturday night when 6 couples went to a dance at the harbor inn on ponca street. One of my guys went up and told the DJ he had a group that wanted to sing Johnny B good.. I remember Frank, Tom, Me and ,Mike the trouble maker, making fools of ourself in front of you and the hole crowd. I move to texas in 1980 and the...

Dear Frank. This will be the first time I have ever gotten the last word in. Yes,you were very gifted and talented but...you could not sing. You were loud but could not carry a tune. I never told you this because I did not want to hurt your feelings. I'm sure you have already auditioned for the heavenly choir but please don't be disappointed if you don't make it. You will be missed so very,very much. Your big fans, Patrick & Rita

My deepest sympathy to your family. From one of the many cousins of Frank's from his mother's side. Jean is my godmother and I remember her the best out of the Gigliotti family and wanted her to know my prayers are with her at this very difficult time.

Love, Kathy Hornfeck Farber

Dear Laima and Family

I am so sorry for your loss. My deepest sympathy for you and your family. I know he will be missed so very much--he was so full of life and fun and always made those around him feel better.

Our deepest sympathy is extended to the entire Gigliotti Family. Frank was truly a man of the highest caliber and it was a privilege to have known, worked, ate, drank and laughed with him. As he famously described himself, he was a man of moderation in all things except for the love of God, country and family. He will be missed.

We will miss you always Frank and will miss sharing those three wonderful grandchildren with you - Megan, Jack and Jake. To Laima, Mike, our daughter Jennifer, and the rest of Frank's family - may you find peace and comfort in the many wonderful memories of Frank. You are his true legacy, and he loved and was proud of all of you. Our thoughts and prayers are with each and everyone of you.
Love,
Sue and Danny

Dear Laima and Family,

Our deepest sympathy for your loss. Even though we haven't seen you in a while, our memories of Frank include his zest for life and ability to remember some really great family stories from long ago.

Love and prayers

Roberta and Tim Tritch