Frank J. Stasko

Hi Dear Frank in Heaven We miss your loving spirit and the time we had with you here on earth. You are so loved and remembered dear old friend

Dear family please accept my condolence and take courage, throw all your anxiety and pain on the God of peace, he is near to all those calling upon him. He will grant you all the strength the courage you will need as you face the lonely days without your love one, but always keep there lovely smiles in your thoughts and memory.

My sympathies to the Stasko family and friends. I am sorry for your loss, having lost both Barb and Frank. I only knew Frank since 2015 but he made an impression on me. He had a great smile and great sense of humor. He had a very genuine character that was immediately apparent. He will be missed.

Rick Harris

Frank also started a old truck club that was called P.O.S.S. His old truck was Goldie and # 1, mine was # 2or 3 with my 75 P.U.. Now Goldie was GM and mine was a Ford so right there was a LOT of good banter back and forth. This is but just one of the fond memories with Frank. Rest in Peace brother

GODSPEED
Love you dear Frank. Thank you for your friendship and laughter. And adopting me. Unofficially LoL.
Please hug Barbara “Mom”
You gave great hugs. And, oh the jokes!
God bless dear friend now in Heaven

I always enjoyed catching up with Frank especially recounting our days in Toastmasters as well in our real estate days at Moore & Co. He was a great guy.

I was one of the West Powers kids that grew up with the 4 Stasko girls. We had a tight bond on West Powers Ave. We still keep in touch with each other. I remember all the dad's in the neighborhood had their own unique whistle and we all knew when it was time to go home. We spent so much time playing in Stasko's big tree in their front yard. What great memories I have growing up on West Powers Ave, and cherishing the families I grew up with. My the Lord bless you and keep you, and make his...

I loved Frank's smile every time I saw him. He genuinely cared about everyone he talked to.

Frank told me, the last time I saw him and Barb at his 60th Wedding Anniversary, that he lit a candle and prayed for me whenever he went to mass. I will be forever grateful for Frank and Barb, my god-parents extraordinaire!