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Debbie
May 4, 2025
Uncle, I think of you all the time and dearly Miss our time together. I remember this is the time of year you´d have to file paperwork at the State House and you´d call to see when we could meet for lunch. It was always so special, despite seeing you every weekend anyway. I´m si g lol ad you had a chance to come visit me in Florida, such cherished memories with you. Miss you and love you, always
Chris Aylward
January 21, 2025
Gone to soon. Great man who help many students at northeastern , myself in included l.
Bob Otrando
August 29, 2024
So sorry to hear this , Frank was instrumental in his creative financial packages at Northeastern. Without him I could not have afforded my first 2 years there. The man always made you feel special with any interaction with him.
God Bless always, Bob Otrando
Lisa
February 4, 2024
Kristen Schettino
February 3, 2024
We will miss you Dad S. We love you so much.
Kristen, Aidan and Siena
Renee Dicarlo
February 2, 2024
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Mary Oshaughnessy
February 2, 2024
Dear Millie,
Jim and I were sad to learn of Frank´s passing.
Working together in the Diploma Room we shared many stories of our families. It was thru those stories I came to know what a loving husband, father, grandfather, uncle and brother-in-law Frank was.
I hope you can find some comfort in memories of the 64 years of the love you shared with Pooches.
Mary Oshaughnessy
Lisa Pace
February 1, 2024
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Lisa Pace
February 1, 2024
Love having just a portion of the photos of our memories with you. I love you.
Debbie
January 31, 2024
Debbie
January 31, 2024
Debbie
January 31, 2024
Debbie
January 31, 2024
Uncle, I can´t remember a time when you weren´t in my life. From early childhood school vacation stays, every evening picking up Stephen to long weekends in Amesbury, you´ve always been a constant in my life. I will miss you everyday and hold you in my heart forever. I love you!
Debbue
January 31, 2024
Debbue
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John Cieslik
January 31, 2024
My sincere condolences to the Schettino family for your loss.
Frank and I were teammates at Boston English High School.
May God bless the Schettino family during this difficult time.
John Cieslik
EHS `56
Richard A Saiocolo
January 30, 2024
Dear Milly and family,
I was so sorry to hear of Frank's passing. It was great
working with him for our 50th Golden Class reunion.
We shared many laughs and good times during our
NU years together. My sincere sympathy to all of you.
"Ci vediamo". Dick Saiocolo
Virginia Perriello
January 30, 2024
Milly
I am so sorry for your loss. Been through it twice so I know how you are feeling
American Heart Association
January 30, 2024
May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.
Dr. John S. Penta
January 30, 2024
I grew up In East Boston and met Frnak at Boston English High School. We also knew one another at Northeastern University. I moved away from East Boston in the early 1960's and came west. Frank was always a very friendly man. I extend my deepest sympathy to his family.
Dr. John S. Penta
Yorba Linda, CA
Peter Milano
January 30, 2024
Condolences to the Schettino family....my father Vin Milano from Raytheon held him high regard and he helped me when I was at Northeastern....May he rest in peace.
Jack O'Learfy
January 29, 2024
My sincere condolences to the family and friends of Frank. I worked at Northeastern University with him for many years until I retired in 1998. He was agood friend and colleague.
Chris Aylward
January 29, 2024
Back in the early 70´s I got to meet this great man at northeastern university. He could not do enough for the young football players. I will always be grateful for his friendship
David Abati
January 29, 2024
My sincere condolences to Milly and Frank´s family. Frank and l established a friendship many, many years ago at Northeastern that was reconfirmed every time we saw each other. He would always take the time to ask about my late wife, who had MS, as someone who was sincerely concerned and genuine.
He was a great man and will be sorely missed. Heaven has a new hero!
Mike McElhenny
January 28, 2024
Mr. Schettino was a Northeastern legend. He was beyond gracious and helpful, always going above and beyond to help. Northeastern Football lost another GREAT man. God bless.
Lisa Pace
January 28, 2024
Lisa Pace
January 28, 2024
Lisa Pace
January 28, 2024
Pooches, you are and were loved and will be missed not only in Atlanta, but Amesbury and during the holidays.
We will take care of Auntie and laugh about the numerous memories through the years we spent with you. Thanks for being a great and giving uncle. Please say hello to your family members, Nonny, Stephen and of course my Mom and Dad as you all watch over us. RIP Uncle I love you.
Love your niece Lisa
MICHAEL TRABUCCO
January 28, 2024
My condolences to the Schettino family. Like many many others I consider Frank a friend. I first met Franks while recovering from knee surgery in 1973. He offered me a job while recovering and taking classes. From then on I couldn't do enough for this man. Always had a positive comment to help me along. One quick story I have to tell, a few years after my surgery I though I was a pretty good hand ball player. So I challenge him to a game, not really knowing his athlete abilities, I said I can take this old man. I said I'll bet you my half scholarship for a full scholarship.... Well he punished me both in the score and physically.... And the gentleman he was said, have you had enough?? We went for a cold drink afterward ... he never took my scholarship. I will miss you Frank...Thanks for the good memories.
Mike T
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