Frank Cashen

❤❤❤fam

I am so sorry for your lost your family will be in my daily prayers.

So very sorry for your loss.

RIP

Condolences to the Cashen Family. May you all be comforted by John5:29&29.

I am sorry for the death of your dear loved one. May the god of tender mercies grant you peace to deal with this sad time in your life

Chicago

What a touching and moving legacy for Frank Cashen one of the world's leader in this unique endeavor, one we will probably never experience again. A great talent who has done so much and cared so deeply for others through fine works. “I pray that he may grant you through the abundance of his glory to be made mighty in the man you are inside, with power through his spirit… (Ephesians 3:16) Frank was a gifted person who is surely a loss to us all but we are inspired by the many astounding accomplishments. May the family have peace we cherish the special memories.

To Jean Cashen - a voice from long ago. Jean this is Joanne Binnington. Art and I were sorry to hear of Frank's death just yesterday when I read my Sports Illustrated. Sadly. the news did not make Toronto papers. I do hope you somehow read this. We had so many fun times all those years ago - highlighted by the visit to THE WORLD SERIES when the Mets won. And Frank was in Toronto when the Jays won.
We continue to be in Florida for the winters. I keep asking Jan Vining for your address and we never connect so I have it. I just wanted to express how sad we are to here this sad news, and wish you and your tribe all the best.
Fondly, Joanne

Frank was a mentor, leader, and father figure to many people during our days with the Mets. His passing is truly the end of an era...M.Ryan, Avon, CT

Dear Jean and the family,

I am so sorry for your loss. It was such a pleasure to work with Frank for so many years and to get to spend time with you all. Frank has left a wonderful legacy both personally and professionally. You are all so much a part of my memories. I am sending heartfelt condolences to you and share, along with so many others, a deep respect for all that Frank accomplished and an appreciation for the way he conducted both his life and his business. We were all blessed and enriched for having known him.

Very fondly,
Randye Ringler

Dear Jean & Family,
Our deepest sympathy to you all on the passing of a wonderful Husband, Father and Mentor to so many. We have fond memories of your family visit to Ireland and our many visits to you in the US. Frank Cashen will live on in my heart and continue to be a true inspiration.
Sean Fitzpatrick & Family, Dublin, Ireland

Job well done! Frank Cashen will be genuinely missed but well remembered and respected by many. With our deepest sympathy, we offer a prayer of comfort for the Cashen family..

A time to mourn is when we loss a loved one. Ecclesiastes 3:1, 4 states that there is “a time to weep and a time to laugh; a time to wail and a time to skip about.” In view of all mankind's dying condition, the heart of the wise ones is shown to be “in the house of mourning” rather than in the banquet house. (Ec 7:2, 4; compare Pr 14:13.) Thus, the wise person makes use of his opportunity to express sympathy and give comfort, instead of ignoring such an occasion in favor of seeking pleasure. This helps him to keep in mind his own mortal state and to keep his heart in a right attitude toward his Creator.

Greg and the Cashen family. I am sorry for your loss. I remember your talking so highly of him. When we were in Baltimore . He will be in my prayers

Cashen Family,

We are very sorry to hear of your loss. You all will be in our thoughts and prayers.

The Cooneys

Dear Blaise and Family,
I have fond memories of visiting your gracious father @ Shea. Although dear dad has left your lives, he will always be in your hearts. Cherish your memories of baseball and beyond. PEACE

To the Entire Cashen Family:
I was so sorry to hear the news about Mr. Cashen. What a kind man! I would not expect you to remember me but my family lived two doors up the hill from yours on Greenbrier Road back in the sixties. My brother, Stew, helped to repair someone's bicycle in your family (a very small thing) expecting nothing in return and Mr. Cashen gave him SIX PRIMO seats to an Orioles game at Memorial stadium to say thank you. It was MOST generous and TOTALLY unexpected!! To this day I am an avid Orioles fan and I was lucky enough to be among those invited by Stew the night those tickets were for. I don't know when I had more fun because the tickets were right over one of the dugouts-the VERY best seats in the house!! I was in seventh heaven! I was just a teenager at the time and Mr. Cashen has been in my Hall of Fame ever since!!! Stew and I will never forget such a lovely, generous gesture. You were such a nice family and such good neighbors. My condolences to ALL of you! Wishing you peace.

Cecelia C. Chandler

Our deepest sympathies, Jean. His many kindnesses will be remembered far into the future. You and the children are in our thoughts and prayers. - Nancy Baughman, and the girls

Dear Jean and family,
It was a sad day for us when we learned of Frank 's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Frank was, in many ways, my baseball father. He taught me a great deal about the game, but more importantly, he taught us about life! I will especially miss sitting next to him during Spring Training games."The Game" was made better by Frank's presence.
God bless, Joe and Marty Mc Ilvaine and Family

Dear Cashen Family - our thoughts and prayers are with you during this most diffucult time. Our families were for ever entwined, begining with our parents, then with us kids; weddings, work, sports. We lost our beloved Jeanne 14 years ago and Tommy 2 years ago. Our hearts are heavy with your loss.
Jean and family, treasure the wonderful memories of your life with Frank.

I was lucky enough to know the Cashen family
while teaching at St. Mary's in Govans...
Condolences and prayers are with you all at this time.....

Frank and Jean were always the nicest neighbors when they lived next to us at IslaDelSol. Alwaya had a smile and a kind word when we saw each other! Rest in Peace Frank and our prayers are with you jean and the family. Mel and Barb Shapiro

The Cashen Family has my sympathy for the loss of Frank Cashen. Let your memories warm your heart during the lonely times and may God's word the Bible comfort you during the difficult times.

Dear Cashen Family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with your wonderful family at the lose of your dear husband, dad, granddad and mentor. I never had the occasion to meet Mr. Cashen personally, but knowing many members of the family, I know he must have been a fine man with much talent, compassion and a great zest for life. His legacy will live on in his professional record, but mostly in the integrity of the family and friends he leaves behind.
Carol Grillo and Rod Liller

May the peace which surpasses all understanding guard your heart at this most difficult time. Our most sincere prayers are being lifted up for strength. May you always find joy in the great memories and let them sustain you richly
The Vitale Family

We're sorry to hear about your loss. Frank will be dearly missed. God has made us a promise that soon all these things that makes us hurt will be a thing of the pass. I hope you and your Family find comfort from God's word and promises.

rip

Dear Greg and Family, We are so sorry to hear of the passing of your Father . He obviously was an amazing and talented man. Thank you for showing us his world at Shea . With our deepest sympathy , Jack Kelly & family

In God's care rest in peace

My Deepest Sympathies to the Family of Frank Cashen. He was a true gentleman and a credit to Major League Baseball, it's Fans in new York and around The Country. I was privileged to have him as a friend and a great customer at Runyon's A N.Y. Saloon.

To Jean and the wonderful Cashen family, or love and prayers. Frank was good people in every sense of the term and loved by so many.
You are in our thoughts.
Gary, Alex and Kalia.

Our mother was Ginny Sullivan and she spoke fondly of how nicely Frank and Jean treated her during her widowed years at The Reserve. Rest in peace, Frank.

Condolences to the Cashen Family. Your Dad was so respected and loved by many. Sending prayers during this difficult time.

A wonderful human being and the man who gave me my chance to join the Baltimore orioles in 1966. Hopefully, he'll want me on his team again someday. God's peace Frank.

John Schuerholz

A big help in Baltimore. Thank Mr. Cashen for that.

May great memories carry you through this time in your lives. What a character and great person.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

My condolences to the Cashen family from the Cleckners. We all have happy memories. You are in our prayers.

May the God and Father of true peace and tender mercies grant your family a calm and firm heart.
1 Corinthians 1:3

My condolences to the Cashen family. May the God of peace be with your family.-Romans 15:33

My condolences to the family, friend and fans. May the happy memories you have stay in your hearts and may the comfort God gives encourage you during this time. 2Cor 1:4

sincere condolences to the family and friends.may all the fond memories give you peace, during this difficult time.may you find comfort knowing that God will comfort you.2 cor.:2,3

My condolences to the Cashen family. May you find comfort from God's word recorded at Ecclesiastes 9:5,10 regarding the loss of your love one.

I'm sorry for your loss. May you find comfort and peace from God to endure this time of sorrow.