FRANK J. SAVA

Usta work at the store also played handball at the uncut Albert amirault

I GREW UP IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND HAVE KNOWN FRANK FOR MANY YEARS. MY TWO BROTHERS WORKED FOR HIM AND HE WAS ALWAYS A TRUE GENTLEMAN. MATTER OF FACT HE PLAYED BOTH OF MY BROTHERS IN HANDBALL AT THE PARIS STREET GYM AND WHAT A COMPETITOR HE WAS. AFTER LEAVING THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND RAISING MY OWN FAMILY I AGAIN MET FRANK AT THE BOWLIING LANES, SO IMPRESSED WITH HIS BOWLING THAT I INVITED HIM TO BOWL WITH US AND NAMED THE TEAM '' SAVA'S MARKET" AND WINNING TWO CHAMPIONSHIPS. WE ALL LOVED FRANK...

I am so sorry to hear of Frank’s passing. I will remember him for his optimistic spirit and kind words. Condolences to all the family. Rest In Peace now Frank. - Linda (Riccio) Francis

My condolences go out to Frank Jr and your entire family. I met your Dad a few times in Boston found him to be a pleasant person. I wish you the best of luck

My deepest sympathy to the Sava Family.
First met Frank at Seal Harbor Three. Great conversationalist and always so proud of his family.
Sincerely,
Tricia Noonan

Condolences to Franks family,

He was a good man. Frank always had a smile and a pleasant tone. He was a fixture in the neighborhood. May he rest in peace.

Bill Miraglia

So sorry for your loss !! My Condolences to the Sava Family ❤ I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Mr Sava for many many years an amazing person !! May he Rest In Peace ❤ With love Myself Lauren and my Entire Sabbio family ❤My thoughts and prayers

All of us who bowled with Frank liked him. Some of us remember his little old time convenience/grocery/Italian cold cut store in East Boston. I also remember how he enjoyed going on those "free" junkets to Atlantic City. May you rest in peace Frank.