The Most Rev. Francis P Facione Ph.D

Father Frank was a wonderful instructor at WSU college of Pharmacy. He was attentive to our academic needs, but also gave great insight to what it would be like practicing Pharmacy . May he rest in peace for all eternity.

Thank you for your counsel to a young priest many years ago. You will be missed but not forgotten.

Archbishop Andre Queen, SCR

You were the first faculty member at SUCOP to extend your hand to me and my late mother when we went to go visit and do a tour of the College of Pharmacy. In that very moment, I knew it was meant to be that I were to attend pharmacy school and open doors for the rest of my life. Thank you for showing me how to become a better person and a positive thinker. May you Rest In Peace Dr. Facione, and I until we meet once again in heaven. May God Bless you always.
Michael B.

Thank you for all your guidance at Wayne State University College of Pharmacy and at Kappa Psi. Those were some great years for me and you were a big part of it.
Now enjoy Heaven and the blissful eternity that you have earned.

"Well done, good and faithful servant, enter into your rest."

Thoughts and prayers for family and friends.

May he rest in peace.

Bishop David Dismas
Mission Diocese of Saint Nicholas

Thanks for being a mentor who often kiddingly threatened to send a few of us to the Univerdity of Gnome Alaska if we misbehaved

Many fond memories

Your friend

I do hope that Bishop Francis has now had a chance to visit with Erasmus whose life and work he admired and whose books he was always asking me to find for the ORC seminary in Florida.

I always enjoyed reading New Perspectives of which he was rightly proud.

May his memory be eternal!

His Grace will be sorely missed by me. He was always concerned about me and guided me for over 45 years as a friend, mentor and my Bishop. I will miss his counsel and the sage advice he gave. I know he is in heaven and still watching over us.

Frank, I will always remember you as my friends have nicknamed you... "Father Pharmacy". I will say a kaddish prayer for you at my shule. As a mentor in Kappa Psi, you had always welcomed everyone on their level. Making them comfortable in the group and in their own skins. In Wayne State University School of Pharmacy, you encouraged me when I was not performing at my best. It made a difference.
I have no doubt that you are sitting down for a conversation and a scotch with God in heaven right now. Please put in a good word for the human race while you are at it as we could surely use it right now.
Mark Sugarman, R.Ph. one of your 99 hands.

Thank you for helping become a great pharmacist!

He will be missed. Praying for the family

I pray that Most Rev. Frank Facione rest in peace with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ! I have many fond memories of brother Frank in Detroit and Louisville.

A friend, a leader and my mentor. A life long Kappa Psi. One of the 99. Miss you brother. May perpetual light shine on you.

Jerry Delaney

Dear Dr. Facione,
I met you 11 years ago when I joined college of Pharmacy in 2008. You have been a great friend since then. You helped me with personal situations also. Miss you. You will definitly go to heaven.

Wasana

May he rest in peace!

Archbishop Facione was a good friend to my family. He was like a second father to me. I will miss him greatly. I know he is with God, the angels and saints. Peace!

Trish (Humphreys) Hansford

You've touched our lives at SUCOP. RIP Dr. Facione, you will be missed!

A good, fun, companionate, and caring man. You had a positive impact on my life and Pharmacy career at Wayne State University and on my son

I wouldn't be the person I am today without you, Dr. Facione. I can't tell you how much your kind words over the years have meant to me, and I wish I had had more time to know you.

Thank you for being a great inspiration to my son Bradley .
Rest In Peace

I am grateful to know you Frank. I particularly appreciate your compassionate counselling and guidance of our students and mentoring me in my transition to academia. Steve Gaskins