William Joseph Frangie

Enjoyed growing up with Willy on Hungry Hill. Connie

To Matt,Michele,& Maryclaire, I was so sorry to read of your Uncle´s/Brother-in-law´s passing.He sounded like a wonderful man;someone I would´ve liked to have known.May your happy memories of a much-loved man carry you through your grief.

Boby,
He was such a special uncle. He would do anything for anyone. He was always there for his nieces and nephews. Whenever we came to visit, the white firebird or as he would call it (the babe magnet) was always available for us to drive. He taught us how to ski and always took us to Friendly’s. He was able to fix anything, he had no fear. We would watch “Columbio” among other shows together. His laugh and beautiful mind will be with me always! Give my love to Sito, Gido and Uncle Si....

It was a privilege to have “Big Bill” in my life throughout my childhood. Some of the memories include his white Firebird convertible, the song “Little Willy”, learning to grow delicious tomatoes (that tasted the way tomatoes should), steaks on the grill, attempting with much success to fix ANYTHING, his love and patience with our dogs and us crazy kids, and humor to tolerate the socks jokes. His nephews William & Tommy (that introduced Neil Diamond to our record turntable), and his sister...

Sincere sympathy to the Frangie Family. Sad to see another member of our Lebanese community gone. I am Simon´s age.

Dorothy,Freddy and all the family members. Bobby was an exceptionally loyal friend. He enjoyed the passage of time and was rewarded with a long life. His friendship to everyone he met was very sincere. I will toast my good friend with his favorite drink at Leo's, a Coke a Cola. Jim Long (West Dennis) friendship our brother

I would not know where I would be in life if it were not for Billy Frangie. Billy was my mentor & friend and through him I earned my practical experience required to take the electricians exam. This was in 1988. I have been fortunate to be able to provide for and support my family for 37 years all due to the generosity of the kindest person I have ever met. I never saw him angry or frustrated no matter the circumstances. I was with Billy on many jobs beginning with USPS jobs for...

Uncle Billy ("Boby") was a wonderful man, beloved by family and friends. He was gifted with an inquisitive mind for which he explored topics of interest, ranging from electrical currents to the stars. He had a great sense of humor and outlook on life, living simply by a "Golden Rule" of treating others as he would want to be treated. Billy will be greatly missed.