There are numerous memories of times that Frank demonstrated his love for family and friends. Frank was generous and compassionate. The most recent story I have that moves me now as it did then, is a story of soup.I had gone to visit Franky ,to keep him company for a short time and hopefully cheer him up. It didn't take long before we we engaged in a lively conversation and touched upon the "soup topic". I found soup too salty generally and Frank found the soup he had not salty enough. He joked about it and other things and we had one of our soul-ful talks which came easily. In no time , we were laughing , giggling and forgetting the time and any complaints. In sum, I had gone with the purpose of lifting Frank's spirits and what truly happened was, he lifted mine so much more. This I want to emphasize was not an unusual occurrence. When I think back over the years, I find that this is who Frank was and what he did for us all. Oh..and before I forget, when I left the house that day my arms were filled with cans of soup, the unsalted kind. And, before the week was up, Liz too had delivered soup to my doorstep . This is my "soup story and the story of a loving, caring cousin,Frank. Aurora Rini Schlegel

My brother was only a few years older than me, but at times I think he felt a lot older than that. My brother was very protective over me. When I was younger I remember that this bothered me, but now that I look back I know that he loved me a lot and wanted what was best for me. He was always there for me when I needed him and I knew that I could talk to him about any problems I had. I trusted my brother a lot and we were both able to share secrets with each other. Frank a huge Giants Football baseball fan and never missed a game. He also love going golfing, bowling, and camping with his friends. He had a passion for travel and always encouraged us as a family to go with him. I will miss my brother more than words can say. We should all be thankful for knowing him and for his time on earth. I hope that everyone here remembers how wonderful a person he was and that his memory will continue to live on in our hearts and minds.

To our brother-in-law Frank, What can we say you will truly be missed!!! We remember all our trips to florida, your smile, you loud laughs but most of all your kindness!!! You truly were a big teddy bear. You are a big part of our life's history. Life will not be the same without you but you have suffered enough!!! We will always remember you just know you left a big impact in our lives. Our condolences to the family. May you rest in peace!!! Take care of the gang in heaven!!! Love paris and carol

I remember Frank going to Broadway School and walking with him sometimes down Bath Ave going to the Jr. High or LBHS. What a great guy and friend . May he rest in peace. Armand Zambrano

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