Frank J. Rosano

Was a real good man kept many Fair Haven Kids in shoes and their families out of the Red,including mine.Rest in Peace Frank.

i just found out We so very sorry for your loss, you now have another angel looking out for you. our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

I knew him as Mr. Rosano in his store on State Street in Hamden during my childhood. He must have supplied shoes to ever so many neighborhood children who grew up during the post World War II era. I remember going to the shoe store with my mom. She would have a couple of dollars in an envelope designated to pay part of our bill at Rosano's. With four children in the family, there probably was a running bill every week. He extended credit at a time when Visa and MasterCard did not yet exist. ...

I shared many times with Frank at our singing group,elm city singers.he was a man who touched me as an angel and good soul I lived him.may he rest in peace.a man whose kindness will forever remain with me.

Frank was one of our many fond memories of the City of the Elms Chorus. Always a smile, always a kind word, and one of Dad's (John Unger) favorite people there. Thanks for the fond memories and the great music, Frank! Have fun singing with Dad and the guys....

We were sorry to hear of the passing of Frank. Our sincere sympathy to his family. He was a wonderful, caring person and loved by many. He loved our group, the Elm City Chorus, and always looked forward to singing. He will be missed.

I knew Frank from the Elm City Chorus. He was a kind and helpful person who was always welcoming to all members. He loved to sing and have a good time and we enjoyed being in his company. We will miss him . My sympathy to his family.

I knew Frank from the Elm City Chorus. His bright, cheerful and witty demeanor was always a refreshing breath of fresh air.

Frank was always in a good mood, Many times we joked while having coffee. I will miss him laughing at my stories. So sorry for your loss....Harriett Kulick