Frank J. Moryl Sr.

I was saddened to learn of Frank's death. I knew his son (Frank Jr.) for many years....but have moved away from the area. My condolences to the family and friends, and I trust he is in the presence of his Redeemer now..

Frank Moryl was my mentor and surrogate father-of-sorts during a difficult time in childhood. As the only Black student in a class he taught at what was at the time called Leominster Trade School, he helped nurture me in transition from teenager to manhood. One day he kept me late departing school in order to keep my classmates late the next day, classmates predominantly White, to instill in them what it must mean to be the only Black kid in class. He taught me a man must live responsibly and...

Elizabeth, Frank Jr. and Peter.
The end of an era is marked with the passing of a Great Man.
Frank J. Moryl Sr. IS a great man. I speak of him in the present tense in the wake of his passing because we must not forget Frank Moryl Sr. has not left us…he has just gone away to a better place where he waits for us. Mr. Moryl is one of the greatest men I’ve ever known or had the privilege of knowing.

He never let up. He never gave up. He always kept believing in the old cliché...

Pete, Cindy, Jonathan and Rob,
I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. Please know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Nicole (DiSalle) DiVito

Betty and Family
My sincere condolences. I remember Frank when we got together as families when I was young. My father will always remember their fishing excursions on the Vineyard. May Frank rest in peace.