Frank Sineni

Dear Jim:
I just heard of your loss this morning from Jerry Morrisey. I never met your Dad but remember you speaking fondly often of him when were worked together on Kamerling. I'm sure he was a fine man because I witnessed your sense of integrity, humor, courage and work ethic which can only be instilled by our parents.

With deepest sympathy

My deepest condolences to the Sineni family. I graduated with Jim from Lovett School and was in the Cub Scout pack at Galewood Community Church with both Jim and Frank. Although I really never knew Mr. Sineni, I often remember seeing his truck with "Sineni Construction" stenciled on it.

I worked with Frank’s son Jim and met MR. SINENI on many occasions. He was a nice man and I had lot of respect for him. Thanks for his service during WWII and the war he helped win. His service and sacrifice was instrumental in allowing my generation to prosper, come to manhood and become citizens of the greatest nation on this earth. Mr. SINENI was truly a fine example of the "The Greatest Generation" . Condolences to the entire Sineni family.

Many childhood memories of the Sineni family,on Mobile Ave. Frank and Rosemary were very good hard working parents.My deepest condolences to the family.

I WAS A SIX YEAR OLD AND I LIVED AT 2822 W. TAYLOR STREET, HAD MY TONSILS OUT, MR. SEINNI DROVE ME HOME FROM THE EAR, EYE, AND NOSE CLINIC IN HIS TRUCK, WE WERE TENANTS AND HAD NO CAR.LOVED HIM