Frank P. O'Day

To the O'Day family,

I am very sorry to hear of your loss. I went to Hartwick and was a fraternity brother of Frank. He was a wonderful friend who was always thoughtful, kind and generous. He had a wonderful sense of humor and he will be greatly missed by all who knew him.

Dear O'Day Family,
I worked with Frank in retirement sales at LFD. Frank and I used to workout every lunch together in the gym. He was an amazing friend and such a positive guy. I am so glad my wife and family were able to meet Frank. I had the honor of speaking to Frank, not to long ago. I will miss him greatly. Thank you for raisng such a wonderful, happy person. I am so honored to have called him a friend. My memories of Frank will be with me for all of my days. I look forward...

To the O'day family:
I attended services yesterday for Frank and words cannot express how saddened I am that he has passed. My times with Frank will always be cherished and remembered as I consider myself lucky to have known such a wonderful person. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you, may you take comfort in one another in your time of grief.

Ann & Family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this hard time. Frankie was always the fun loving uncle that your kids and mine enjoyed. God Bless to you, Brendan, the kids, your mom and your very close family. Fondly & with love, Linda, Pete & the Healy kids

to the oday family,i am so saddened by the loss of frank.you are a remarkablely,close loving family and will help each other thru this heartbreaking time.i too am a patient of dr.david fisher and michelle walsh and the caring they show their patients is truly amazing.god bless us all.
with my deepest sympathy,
laura coyne

Dear Tara & O'Day Family
I'm sorry to hear about your Loss.
My prayers are with you all, as you prepare for the days ahead.
Justine Elinski- Edinger

Dear Anne and the O'Day family,
I can't help think of the first time meeting your brother at a Fourth of July party in Falmouth. He was having a squirt gun fight with all of his nieces and nephews against him. All you could hear was laughter ! May you cherish all the wonderful memories you shared with Frankie.
Our deepest sympathy to you all.
Love,
The Giroux Family

Frank was an Avalon-housemate one summer. He was always laughing and being silly. I remember all the stupid nicknames he gave me, and funny voice mails. He will surely be missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends.

Dear Tara and the O'Day family,
I am teribly sorry to hear about Frankie. He was really a great guy! He will really be missed. My prayers and thoughts are with you all.