Frank V. Stallone Sr.

I had breakfast with Frank a couple of times a week. I lived in Wellington and helped him load up his vehical on time in Home Depot parking lot. We hit it off instantly. We were pals for more than 10yrs.

OMG I just looked further down on the page and WOW I forgot I posted that picture of Frank and I when he first passed. He was a tough Italian boy that's for sure. I will always remember the time I spent with him. I can't believe it's been over 10yrs.

Frank you don't know me but I knew your father well. I lived in Wellington, Fl for 14 1/2 yrs and had breakfast with your father many of times. I am so sorry for your loss. I had spent many of mornings talking with your dad he was a awesome tough Italian, he told me it was ok that I was Greek.

Michael Mousouleas
Moose

Dear Diane, John, Christine and Frank,
So sorry to hear of the passing of Uncle Frank. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Your cousin,
Francine Lombardo

Dear Diane, John, Christine and Frank:
We are very sorry to hear about the passing of your dad. He was one of the last two left in the big Lombardo family...Uncle Adam being the other. Our thoughts are with all of you.

Bill & Barbara (Lombardo) Cholette

Frank--sorry for your loss. I have always wondered what happened to one of my best cooks at Websters.

Frank jr. so sorry to hear about the passing of your Dad. I worked with you at Industry and your Dad was a neighbor of my parents at Standart Woods.

Johnny, Franky, Diane and Christine, you have our deepest sympathies. I'll never forget your dad and mine talking about the "BIG ONE" in our house at a decible level that would put a space shuttle launch to shame. Call us sometime.

Sending my deepest sympathies,so sad.

I'm sorry to hear about your father passing away. It was fortunate that he had a long life.

So happy that your Dad had 87 years of life, but very sorry for your loss and the grief that comes from loosing a parent.