Franklin Monahan

Full box, 200, boxed like a fish. Favorite memory with him was walking up the stairway of the twin towers. "Let´s just say I made it out and he didn´t".

Happy heavenly birthday <3

Frankie...that's how I knew and loved you as a kid..I'm your cousin (little Madeline) 20years ago when the Towers were attacked..was so personal to me and I deeply regret not knowing you as we became adults..my heart and love go out to you, Monahan /Kelly families. I cry for about a week every September...I remember how funny you were..never heard you sing, just my Aunt Patsy, uncle Tommy and Tinker...and of course our Grandpa..the silver fox. From reading all the comments sounds like you...

Mondo was one of my basketball players at OLPH in Sunset Park ... quite a character and was a terrific player always putting the team first ... RIP...

I visited New York this month and when I went to the waterfall of the tower I ran my hand across your name. I thought about who you were and what your life was like. I looked you up to see and found myself here. Im sorry your gone from this world, but certainly not forgotten.

Love you my dear cousin Frankie... I will never forget you. At Uncle Tommy's 90th birthday they sang "I left my heart in San Francisco". I knew you were letting us know that you are still with us. I know you go on...I miss you everyday...today a little bit more.

<3 Thinking of you always. You have some beautiful Grand Babies Running around. You would be super proud of your kids including Including the only daughter of yours. 3 beautiful little ones to add to bunch! Love to you always Our Angel!

I teach at Sickles HS in Tampa, FL. We are wearing ribbons in memory of 9/11. Each ribbon includes a name. My ribbon has the name Franklin Monahan. I didn't know you Mr. Monahan, but my thoughts are with you, your friends, and family members. You are not forgotten.