Frankie Bamba Obituary
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September 26, 2025
Frankie W. Bamba, 60, of Syracuse, passed away peacefully at his home on Friday. He was a native of Guam and later moved to Syracuse in 1995. Frankie had been employed by East Coast Tile where he worked as a Shipping and Receiving. He enjoyed hiking, camping and fishing. Frankie was predeceased by his beloved parents, Francisco P. Pablo and Rita C. Bamba; his brother, Roman Respicio, and his sister, Elizabeth Bamba. He is survived by his long time companion, Lynn Petit, his six sisters, Norma Bamba, Frances (Joe) Luna, Martha Bamba, Diana (Allen) Boyer, Joanne Bamba, and Therese (Clayton) Flores; his five brothers, Vicente (Rosita) Bamba, Roland (Marcila) Lumongsud, Joseph Bamba, David Bamba, John (Angie) Bamba and several nieces, nephews, cousins, and dear friends. Services will be private at the convenience of the family.
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Bob Rose
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So very sorry to hear about Frankie's passing. He was a very dedicated and hard working employee for East Coast Tile and all of his fellow employees will miss him. As his Employer for over 22 years I want to extend my personal condolences. May God Bless him and look after his entire family at this most difficult time.
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