Thomas Richard Frankini

Not sure what to really say here... I haven´t seen Tom since I was a young kid in the 80s since him and my dad Jack Wright were best of friends and working on car parts. Or hanging out at the Town Bar with my parents. Here all these years ago I there was always 2 boys staying with Tom (I really can´t remember their names all these years later) whom we all got into mischief. Oh and don´t be touching his beloved classic car that sat in the garage/ manufacturing building.

Thomas i miss you and Linda so much my prayers and thoughrs are still with Andrea friends forever

I had the chance to get to know Thomas over the past few years. He did all of the plating on my banjo parts. He was always interested and excited to see what I had to bring him. I trusted his work and none were better! We shared many fun emails, trivia and funny stories during my visits. He spoke with pride and tenderness of his daughter and family. I will miss his friendship and wonderful work.

I will miss a million things about you. Especially your hugs, your bright eyes and beautiful smile. I love you so much daddy! "Well meet again, don't know where, don't know when-but I know we'll meet again some sunny day."

There are a million things I will miss about you. But I will especially miss your bright eyes, your beautiful smile, your gentle hugs and miss being called, "Pumpkin."
I love you so much daddy. "We'll meet again, don't know where, don't know when-but I know we'll meet again some sunny day."

Thomas will surely be missed. It is not everyday that someone comes into this world to add a splash of love and color.

Deepest sympathy to the Frankini and Hart families during this time. To Ann and Carol, it's been many years since we've seen each other, but my prayers and thoughts are with you. The kind words written about Thomas indicate he was a man of multiple interests and one who brought happiness and joy to others and the community. Hoping the thoughts and prayers of family and friends bring peace to you now and in the time ahead. Please know you have mine. Sincerely, Kathy Egan.

I worked for tom in the mid 80s and we had some good times and you'll be missed my friend. R.i.p. Tom

He was loved by all the Jackson area transportation riders.
He attended many special events to the delight of all the children.