Franklin S. "Frank" Cresta

Thoughts and prayers to the family for your loss.
Hoping that the many wonderful memories you share of Frankie will help get you all through the darkest of days ahead.

The deepest abyss of pain and grief the human spirit can endure, is the death of your child. My heart felt condolences to the family, and may God give you the strength to get through this, as you will see him again. God Bless you. May he rest in peace.

Jim, I am sorry for your loss. Please know the line at the wake was out the door and down the sidewalk. Frank was loved by many.

Our heart breaks for Tina, Jimmy and their family. We share your loss and sorrow.

Aunt Eleanor, Uncle Frank and Karen Castiglione

To Jim,Tina and the entire Cresta and Fotina families,
With deepest sympathy for the loss of your son Frank. Please find comfort in knowing he's been loved by so many.
Respectfully,
Ron Fonzi and Family.

So sorry to hear of this-- Ian informed me earlier today. We are away , and I wish I could be there in person , but please know that your family is in our prayers during this difficult time.

Mike

Frank never liked the fact that me (being a girl) could actually keep up with his professional fishing preformances! So when every fishing season started me and Frank would have a competition on who ever could catch the biggest bass before the season ended.. Each fish caught had to be held up with a picture for evidence.. And so the winner got to make the looser do anything they chose. I was the winner last time, and I told Frank that he was to come down to the dockside wearing his finest...

I was lucky enough to work with Frank for the last few years. He sense of humor and outstanding work ethic were inspirational and contagious. You couldn't help but love him. He will be greatly missed at Barletta. My thoughts and prayers to his loved ones.

Tina and family there are no words I am so sorry for your loss you and your family our in my prayers God bless