Frank M. Tricomi

I served with Frank's Father in Vietnam. He was the mortar platoon leader. A fine officer and gentleman.

Rest in peace Frank. To the relatives of Frank... just know the loving memories will always bring you some comfort. Jane L.

Steph, Johnny and Katie, my heart goes out to you as you grieve and struggle to deal with the loss of your beloved Frankie.  It is so hard to refrain from asking why the Lord took him so prematurely but ours is not to reason why.  Having known him and lived with you all through his illness has been both a blessing and a lesson to me about the true meaning of love.  Love is action not words. Your selfless care for Frankie over the last two years has been the most beautiful expression of love I...

Frank was a classmate, fraternity brother, and friend of mine at St. Louis University. He made a big impression on me and had great strength in the face of adversity. He will truly be missed. My condolences to his family and friends.

Frank and Barb: I didn't know Frank that well, having only met him a couple of times while he was still going to school, but he had the same personality traits as his Dad and they don't come any better than Frank, Sr. My wife, Marianne, and I think a great deal of the Tricome family and our hearts go out to you as this has to be so difficult because you were so close. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Lou Osman (St. Louis, MO)

Dear Frank and BARB,

I am so sorry that your son died. I know that your hearts are broken. Take one day at a time. All of you will be in my prayers.
Jane Lokiec

Barb, I am so sorry. You and Frank have been in my thoughts since I heard. I never met your son, but if he was anything like his parents, he must have been very special. You are in my prayers and I will light a candle for his safe rest.
Rusty Helso Stevens

Dear Barb and Frank,
Your are in my thoughts and prayers.
Linda Stokes