Frank W. LIPP

Frank was one of the most kind, caring, friendly and honest people and I can proudly say that I'm a better person for having met him.

If you needed some sage advice Frank was your man. He was an encyclopedia of knowledge and could educate you about anything. Some of which included real estate of any kind, boating on the Great South Bay, South Shore history, the game of tennis (that he loved), or the pride and knowledge he carried as a Son of the Revolution. He was a straight shooter...

My personal condolences to Joan and the grieving family. He will be missed. Sail on, brother, you were a good friend.

To Joan, Christian, Matthew, Jenny and Molly: It is with a very heavy heart that I type this message. I'm so sorry for your loss. Frank was a wonderful man. I particularly remember how warm and welcoming he was-to everyone he met. He was happy, loving, forgiving, passionate and someone I looked up to as a father figure. He was so proud of you, Christian and Matthew. And Jenny- you were his little girl. Sending lots of love and hugs to all of you.

Dear cousin Joan and family, we send our deepest heartfelt sympathy and love to you all. I so admired Frank, having known him as uncle "Pud" since I was a child. Frank had such love and pride for family and friends, and I always enjoyed his great storytelling and positive stoke and energy. When I sailed the bay as a kid, I often stopped by Frank's boat when he was clamming off Bayberry to chat it up. He was a true bayman that loved his life on Long Island. Douglas, Jacqueline, and I will...

My heart goes out to Franks family. I have known Frank for decades. I can say that he always was there to lend a hand, help others and always had a positive outlook in life. I will miss our hour long telephone conversations, and I am sure I will see him again. My sincere sympathy to Franks entire family. He was a one of a kind individual and I will miss him very much.

My heart goes out to the family. I have known him since I was 11 yrs old..we used to wait at the same bus stop for St Pat's. May he rest in peace. Ann Healy Copelli

Dear Joan and family, I am so very sorry to hear of Frank's I always knew him as Pud)passing. I will be praying for all of you.

Frank and I hung around together in High School. He was one of the nicest guys that I new. Very sorry for your loss. I'm sure the he will be greatly missed.

Mike Schall
class of 1963 BSHS