Franklin Joseph Palermo

Every trip to Texas growing up, we looked forward to visiting your house so much. I mean-- the beach too, sure; but there was a certain joy & fun in the Palermo house that was just so palpable to us. Getting razzed by Uncle Frank was almost a rite of passage to us Stapletons. We loved his attention and his teasing. His humor was kind of universal-- opening up relationships with kids and adults alike. There was just no one like him and I know his absence will be felt in painfully deep ways. But I also know he's not truly "gone" and I hope you all find solace in that during the hardest points of this loss. Sending so much love...

Lois, I remember when you and Frank got married. What a fun time we all had with all the cousins, aunt and uncles and grandma and grandpa Glancy!!
So sorry Frank had a struggle at the end. Praying for you! Love you!
Jenny Lou

Frank was always so nice & fun to visit. He was so helpful with Lois at the Omega Seminars registration table. He would join us for dinner at Pignetti´s in Temple when we would have an Omega course for the Central Texas Dental Hygiene component.

Lois, I am so sorry to learn of Frank´s passing.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your
Family.

Judy Fugett