Frank Anthony DiMarco

Mr. DiMarco was a very focused leader, demanding excellence from those around him, and giving it and more, in return. Even at work he had a humorous side I saw at a meeting just once. We in the IT department recognized he was the 'pipeline' between IBM's Technology Development geared for banking, and the funding for IT needed to exploit that Technology for the Banks' benefit. Very much a man of Vision. I admired him greatly while at First Florida, and always will.

Thank you Frank for having been a large part of my life. I loved working for you at First Florida Bank you were a great boss and friend. You truly cared for people and loved life; never hesitated to help other or lend a helping hand. Your absence will be deeply felt by Joy, family and many friends. Good night Frank.
B.J. Brandt (Hiawassee, Ga.)

Frank was so terrific and deeply admired. Professionally, he had a reputation for expecting excellence and personally he was funny as all get out! He sure loved his family, and they brought him enormous happiness
--he was always delighted to share updates with us when we had the pleasure of running into him.
Frank was a one in a million guy, he will be terribly missed.

Frank , you will be greatly missed by dad and our family ! . Dad always looked forward to lunch with the cousins . On to another great journey Frank ! Your goddaughter Karen Pitisci

Dear Joy and Family. Joy and I have spent many delightfully painful hours working together. The playful smirk that Joy had on her face, (the few times Frank called at work) always made me think that he must be a pretty great guy. Your friends are here for you and looking forward to many more lunches.

Frank Was a great and caring manager at First Florida.
I remember winning a contest at First Florida Data Center and as a winner Frank took me to Palma Ceia Country Club for Lunch, It was a very memorable experience. Great Conversation. My Condolences to his family. May The Lord Jesus welcome him Home.

Dear Joy, Anthony, Richard, and Michael,

Condolences to you and your family.
I have very fond childhood memories of times we spent together. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers.

My sincere condolences on your loss. He's finally at rest.

I work with Frank for many years @First Fla, and he was a good friend to many. My prayers go out the family

I was always glad I worked in Frank's FFB division. We knew that he cared about making sure that everything was done right. He worked hard, and we were appreciative. Condollences to his family.

Dear Joy and Family, Thanks to golf I was introduced to you Joy and became real good friends. Frank usually was around when we played in tournaments together. It was wonderful to know him and what a great Husband and Father he was. You're in our thoughts and prayers.
Judy and John Motley

In Memory of a friend and "mentor" who will always be fondly remembered
Dan

Frank Dimarco was a real fine person. He was a real credit to the banking community. He will be missed by many friends and relatives. God Bless his memory.

Goodbye, Frank, and safe journey. I will treasure forever the memories of our friendship and inspiring work relationship. My condolences to family and friends.

Deepest condolences for the entire DiMarco family; fondest memories of our working relationship with Frank at First Florida Bank........he was a great leader.

Our deepest sympathy to your family. You all our in our prayers.

My sincerest and heartfelt sorrow for your loss and grief. Frank will always be remembered as a wonderful father, husband and friend. I am grateful and a better person for having known him. All of you will remain in my thoughts and wishes, always.

Dear Joy and family. We send our condolences to you all for the loss of your husband and father. Please know that we will keep you all in our prayers at this difficult time. May there be fondness and comfort in your memories of his life.

Dear Joy: Please accept my sympathy. If you need anything, I'll be there for you. I'll never forget the times you and Frank were there for me and Frank's friendship.

Dear Joy and family: We were so very saddened to hear of Frank's passing. May you find comfort in fond memories. Keep those memories close in the coming days. If we can help in any way, all you need do is ask. Jim and Richard