I am so terribly sorry for your loss. I am a veteran, and I appreciate his service. I hope you will feel everyone's support.

Rest in Peace Sargeant. I salute you. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

(I wrote this because I was inspired by who Frank was as person, and what he did for all of us)
An American soldier is sadly taken from his passage on Earth, while fighting for our great country. After a short journey through the dark tunnel with a bright light at the end, he finds himself at the gates of heaven. St. Peter is awaiting his arrival at the gates, and hails him towards the entrance to heaven.

St. Peter-"Soldier, why do you think I should allow you into Heaven? What makes you worthy?
Soldier,- “I have been a kind and generous soul and I protected my family and my country.
St. Peter- So, that makes you worthy to pass through these gates?
Soldier- I believe so I left my family, friends, and traveled half way around the globe leaving all that I know and love as well as my Freedom behind to protect them.
St. Peter- But what makes you worthy of entering the Kingdom of Heaven?
Soldier- I am unsure now is that not what the bible teaches, to live a self-sacrificing life?
St. Peter- The bible is a guide and tells a great deal of teachings and lessons. What, I would like to know is what makes you worthy enough to enter?
Soldier- I am unsure then.
St. Peter- Soldier, I will tell you why. You, did not have to guard all that you hold dear, you did not have to leave behind your family, friends and loved ones, like so many of your fellow Americans choose to do. You, did not have to risk your life for people who protest at your funerals, and treat you poorly when you return. You did not have to fight for freedom, or even freedom of religion. You did not have to fight for those who have no clue what it is like to be in harm’s way, but feel the need to take the rights that you just died for in the name of beginning fair. No, Soldier, you are a “selfless” soul who had the courage and bravery to fight for something that many abuse and take for granted. Freedom does not come without sacrifice. You, Soldier have given yourself up for nothing more than a belief a thought, if you will. You, Soldier, are why God created man in the first place and why God continues to protect man from himself. It is not always about killing others, it is about taking a stand for those who do not stand for themselves. In essence you have given yourself up for the “Hope” that Mankind can find Peace and Harmony within himself. Fighting may not always lead to Peace and Harmony, but not fighting for the “Hope” of someday having Peace and Harmony is far worse. Soldier, that is why you are worthy of entering.
Frank, you are why our Colors of our Flag do not run. You are why our Freedom will not come undone. Frank, you are why I have never felt so grateful to live in this country. I wish I could return the favor somehow. Your sacrifice will never ever be forgotten.
J. Hawes

rest in peace frank

Frank, the thoughts and prayers are with you from your entire crew here at reenergy GOD BLESS you and your family may he comfort you in your time of sorrow.

PEACE TO YOU MY BROTHER, REST NOW MY FRIEND ... I SERVED WITH FRANK IN 06-07 IN Iraq. He always had a great smile and cool attitude. i liked talking with him and enjoyed his company during our tour. He will be missed indeed. I salute him and many other brothers in arms who have paid the cost for freedom. I briefly met his lovely wife in 07 at friedburg,germany but know that he was so excited to be marring her. I was joyful for him and his wife Danielle. To his loving wife and daugther ,family and friends,...my GOD blessings be upon you during thsi time and may he comfort youin the days to come....from the old man ...Rangel

A true hero ! May god bless you all at this time.

Thoughts and prayers are with the family. Although, I did not know him, Thank you for your service,you are one of our true heros.
May you now Rest in Peace,soldier

Dear Frank, Carol Anne, Danielle, Victoria, Cynthia, and the entire Adamski Family,

I’ve never met SSgt Adamski...Frankie...but I’ve known and served with men like him! I am a Submarine Vet and currently an active member of the Friends at EB Troop Support Group, so our involvement keeps us current. We try to honor any troop we’re made aware of in whatever way we can to continually remind them...and their families...that we, too, know that Freedom Isn’t Free!!! Generally, that’s through care packages, but I also have, personally, a ministry of remembrance...for friends and family...and would like to consider y’all as such, as I would any fellow warrior, so PLEASE CONTACT ME for formatted versions of the obituary and this Guest book entry!

Our country has lost a brave soldier...a family has lost a brave son, husband, father, friend...HERO...who made the ultimate sacrifice to protect our freedom! John 13:35, the Warrior’s Verse, was well met in Frankie!!! A veteran is someone who, at one point in his life, wrote a blank check made payable to 'The United States' for an amount "up to and including his life." We do our best to honor that here!

And...I believe I understand, to some degree, the hole left behind... regardless forewarning...by anyone so loved...or held in such high personal esteem; and so I pray this helps some wee bit...to allow...enable…the grief! Definitely keepin’ y’all in fond prayers that Christ hold you close in this trying time!

When my mother died, even after a years-long battle with cancer, I was shattered by the loss…inconsolable…she was my mentor! BUT, "If your faith assures you she's in heaven, then what are the tears all about?!?" I hold eternity with God a precious, hard-won, and cherished prize...but... in the interim, the answer lies below...and believe me...I understand the tears often are not nearly as casual as this implies!

SELFISH TEARS
(I eulogize my beloved mother - March, 1989)

Today we cry...must admit they're selfish tears.
You see...our faith assures your journey's done.
But it's not for you we mourn, at all, my dear;
It's for those of us you've left behind...alone!!!

We share your joy...share your happiness at rest,
Your painful fears now for forever stilled.
You've fought the good fight, passed the final test,
But you've left behind a hole that can't be filled!!!

So, until we each rejoin you some someday,
And, while your memory buoys us through those years,
We'll miss you...but continue on our way,
And, from time to time, we'll cry our selfish tears!!!

Ray Hamilton (c) March 19, 1989

"For those who man the battle line, the bugle whispers low,
and freedom has a taste and price, the protected never know."

My sincerest condolences...sympathetic prayers,

Say it isn't so?? Another American hero taken from us way too soon! We have a daughter and son-in-law, both serving and, we can not describe the pain we feel for you. May your memories sustain you. Don't ask why, we know why. Heaven needed another shinning star and tonight, the sky will be that much brighter!! May Frank rest in peace!!!

May you find peace on this difficult journey.LIFE'S WEAVING

My life is but a weaving
between my God and me;
I may not choose the colors,
He knows what they should be;
For He can view the pattern
Upon the upper side,
While I can see it only
On this, the under side.
Sometimes He weaveth sorrow,
Which seemeth strange to me;
But I will trust His judgment;
And work on faithfully;
'Tis he who fills the shuttle,
He knows just what is best;
So I shall weave in earnest
And leave with Him the rest.
At last, when life is ended,
With Him I shall abide,
Then I may view the pattern
Upon the upper side;
Then I shall know the reason
Why pain with joy entwined,
Was woven in the fabric
Of life that God designed.
(Author: Unknown)
God bless each of you.
V/r Reverend Wold

For all we are as Americans we owe to our heros in uniform. Frankie was one of our heros who gave his life to protect us all. He was a kind, gentle, and loving friend who will deeply be missed. I will always remember seeing the smile on his face while holding his daughter in his arms with love and pride. To his family from mine I like to give my deepest graditude and condolences to a true American HERO. God bless

God Bless this man for his service. I don't pretend to understand what sacrifice he made for all of us, and I did not know him, but he is a hero in my eyes. May his family find the grace and love, and especially peace in their hearts that he surely wanted for them.

IN MEMORIUM

In countless gentle, kindly ways he lived a sermon all his days. Believing in the folk he knew and making friends his lifetime through
Enjoying life, its works and fun, he sought the best in everyone. Living his faith from day to day, he sowed good seed along the way.
Now death has set his spirit free in fields of immortality, to claim a task of greater worth than any he had known on earth.

MISS ME BUT LET ME GO

When I come to the end of the road, and the sun has set for me, I want no rites in a gloom-filled room. Why cry for a soul set free?
Miss me a little, but not for long and not with your head bowed low. Remember the love that we once shared. Miss me, but let me go.
For this is a journey that we all must take. And each must go alone. It's all a part of the Master's plan, a step on the road to home. When you are lonely and sick of heart, go to the friends we know, and bury your sorrows in doing good deeds. Miss me, but let me go.

Sending our deepest sympathy to you Frank and your family, our thoughts and our love are with you..
~Pete and Debbie Soulia, Taftville, Ct.

Veronica,
I was so sorry to hear of the loss of your brother. I remember how much you loved him and looked up to him as a young child. May those fond memories offer you some comfort. Your brother is a true American Hero. We are grateful for his service. Love, Mrs. Hutchinson

My thoughts and prayers are with the Adamski family. I remember Frankie from high school, he was a great person and always fun to be around. May you Rest in Peace Frankie, you are a true Amerrican Hero. Thank you for your service to our country and for your sacrifice. R.I.P.

Sending my deepest condolences to all the family in your time of grief. I salute a true American Hero. Thank you for your service to and ultimate sacrifice for our country. Sending my love to Diane, John, Danielle and Victoria. Sue Austin (Jacksonville, FL)