Frank T. Mancuso Jr.

Hes the topic of many of my conversations I miss him rip Frank

we had a lot of good times miss him rip Frank

A year has gone by, "Jun" and you are sadly missed. But we know you led a happy life, and hope you are also happy in your eternal life. We think about you often and remember many things including your wit, humble intellect and your generosity to many including Mom and Dad (Anne and Frank) as well as my kids especially when they were small. We love and miss you, Jeannie and her family (husband Tony, grown children Debbie, Kathy, Tony, Janet and their families).

Dear Mancuso Family,

My deepest sympathy to your whole family. I knew your Dad as a patient and a boss. I worked for him in 1967/69. Not only was he a patient and understanding boss but a wonderful podiatrist. He had such a gentle touch. He was very proud of his children and loved to brag of their accomplishments. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Dear Dad,

Words can not express the emptiness and hurt that is inside me knowing that you are gone from this world. You touched the lives of many people, which was evident by the wonderful stories shared over the past few days. You lived your life your way and always spoke the truth.

The conversations over the phone will be missed, as well as the voice mail messages I saved and listened to over and over when I felt lonly.

You were loved, will be loved,...

Dear Carissa,

We are very saddened by the news of the loss of your dear father. We hope that, with the passing of time, you will reflect only on the good times you shared. Our deepest and most sincere sympathy is extended to you and to your family.

With our love,
Rena and Marika

My heartfelt sypathies go out to the family and close friends of Mr. Mancuso (especially Frank III). May God's face shine upon you as you celebrate the life of your father.

Blessings.

We are sorry to hear about the loss. Frank was a great guy& lanlord.He always looked out for me and my family.