Professor Frank J. Vacante

Dear members of the Vacante family, please accept my condolences and prayers upon the passing of Professor Vacante. I graduated from King's in 1960. Mr. Vacante taught me Labor Relations, He was a low key, unassuming, very intelligent person and just an all around "good guy". Years after I graduated, he came on a sabbatical to work for a short time for the accounting firm I was with, LRB&M which is now PWC. I continued to call him Mr. Vacante out of respect until he insisted I call him Frank...

My heartfelt condolences for the Vacante family. May all your wonderful memories comfort you.

My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Heaven has gained one terrific angel. May all your memories comfort you at this time.

Dear Pat and Family, Our sincere sympathy to you on your loss. May his love continue to warm your hearts with happy memories.
Jerry (KING'S '65) & Jackie Cegelka

Hugs to you Katy and family praying and thinking of you

Veterans returnng from Nam found a friend and guide in a fine gentleman. The only social fraternity ever on the campus of King's College (Chi Gamma Iota) (Greek letters XGI) send our respect and condolences

James Thomas 72

Your Dad taught me at King's and I graduated in 1973 with a B.S. in Business Administration. He gave me the Only A+ I ever received in four years. He was a great teacher and a real nice man. I will pray for him and may he rest in peace. God Bless You All.

Lorri, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time.
Maggie Farrell-Heffinger (Mountain Top, PA)

"Kristan your father left quite a legacy behind. My prayers go out to you and your family.
From the stories you shared on your moms visit to CA, I have this image of him making pizza and gathering everyone around to have dinner. Celebrate his long life, he left you with so many gifts and memories.
Love to all,
Annie (Santa Clarita, CA)