Dr. Frank Charles Barone

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Frank Barone Obituary

BARONE, Dr. Frank Charles Age 87, June 15, 2010, formerly of Miami, Florida. Beloved husband of the late Concetta Lucca Barone. Loving father of MaryAgnes, Susan, Catherine, Joanne, Frank Jr. and the late Charles Frank Barone. Affectionate father-in-law to Dr. Michael Voyack. Proud grand-father of Nicholas, Michael, Andrew and Caroline Voyack. Preceded in death by his brother James Barone. Dr. Barone was born in Jamestown New York. He served as a radio and radar technician on the U.S.S. Miami during WW 11 and saw heavy combat action during several key battles in the Pacific. He was awarded the Philippine liberation medal and the Victory medal. After the war he attended the University of Buffalo followed by his dream of becoming a physician and attending Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine graduating in 1956. He practiced Family Medicine in Miami Florida for over 25 years - serving his patients with great dedication and loyalty. He was Chief of Staff at Northwest Hospital. He then became affiliated with Southeastern Medical Center, formerly known as Osteopathic General Hospital. He was instrumental in the development of the existing Southeastern College of Osteopathic Medicine serving as volunteer faculty in the department of Osteopathic Principles and Practice. Frank was an avid fisherman, golfer and traveled to most of the national parks with his family in extended motor home trips. He greatly enjoyed wonderfully prepared Italian seafood. Above all else he loved and cherished his family. Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 am Saturday at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, 42 W. Main St. Moorestown, NJ. Interment Private In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, c/o Alumni 4180 City Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. 19131-1695. Arrangements by LEWIS FUNERAL HOME, Moorestown, NJ,

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Published by Courier Post on Jun. 16, 2010.

Memories and Condolences
for Frank Barone

6 Entries

Trina Wright

January 26, 2011

Dearest Barone family,
Today 1.36.2011] it finally occured to me I might be able to locate Dr. Barone via Google. Now only to find he has passed on...I am horribly saddened as he was so dear to me. I was his patient [I felt part of his family]since a young child. My mother and father, even my grandparents, were patients of his in Miami. The last time I saw him I was in Miami for a visit and became ill and was admitted to the hospital [this was 37 yrs ago!]. I recall him making house calls when I was little and I always knew when he'd arrived as I could hear the squeak of his shoes:) I only have the fondest, loving memories of my dear doctor and hate that I missed telling him how much he meant to all of us. Dear family, know that Barney C. Hammock, Alma Hammock, Joan Hammock, Fred Hammock and Trina Hammock Wright will miss him terribly. I will be praying for you in your loss.

In Christ,

Trina Hammock Wright
119 Live Oak Rd
Summerville, SC 29485

Margie Stalder Rhoades

June 19, 2010

I always thought of your family as our relatives on 22nd Avenue because we enjoyed so many times together. Reading my siblings postings and remembering our families, getting together always involved LOTS of food! The years have past, but the memories have not faded. We will always hold your family in our hearts, and your loss is our loss. Much love~

Barbara Shrewsbury

June 19, 2010

Barby, Susan, Cathy, Joanne & Frankie, We were blessed to have known your Dad and to have all the happy memories of holidays and parties together with your family. A big hole has been left by his departure, but will soon be filled with loving memories of him. We know he is happy to be reunited with your Mom, Charlie, Dr. C, our Dad and all his friends as they wait to welcome all of us someday. We are thinking of you all and praying for you at this difficult time. Love you!

June 18, 2010

Dear Barby,Susan, Cathy, Joanne, and
Frank, We are so sorry to hear of your
loss. We have so many great memories
of times spent with your family, your
dad was so happy when the gang was there. I especially remember the feasts at Thanksgiving with the food
all over the kitchen table, and remember the pasta your dad made and had hanging in the kitchen downstairs.
Thank God we had such a wonderful family across from us, you were our
family too. We were blessed to know
your dad. He is now at Peace with your
mom and Charlie, and my dad too. God
Bless all of you, wish we could be with you, but will be here when you
bring him home. Love,
Theresa Stalder Magouliotis and
Bill and Nikolaos xxoo

June 18, 2010

Dear Cathy and family,
So sorry to hear about the passing of your dad. No matter when it happens, it's hard to lose a parent. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Lisa Harpring McLaughlin

Ginny Stalder Scott

June 17, 2010

Dear Barby, Susan, Cathy, Joanne and Frank, Really a nice piece about your dad. I loved coming over to your house -- two kitchens, a pool room and a built in bar -- he really knew how to live and I will cherish the exposure to the varitety of wonderful food he (and your mom) prepared. I vividly remember the day you moved in and we circled your house like vultures waiting for you all to notice us! I remember the sadness I felt when your motor home pulled out and how I waiting to get letters from Cathy. Then, I was ecstatic when the motor home pulled back in after your summer vacation! It is an honor to have been part of all the family gatherings and I cherish all of those memories. Love you all! GINNY

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