Frank Anthony Filocomo

Death date: Oct 30, 2006

Frank Anthony Filocomo, age 87, went home to be with the Lord on October 30th 2OO6; Born July 5th 1919 in Brooklyn, New York he was the fifth of six children. From the Ã‚"Greatest Generation,Ã‚" Frank served his country in WWII an Read Obituary

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Tony Bowman

106w ago

I have just seen the obituary of my dearest friend Frank Filocomo who passed in 2007. He lodged with my family in Teddington ,England when he was in the USAAF in 1950. I was 15 then and am now 88. I was with him when he met his wife Gladys known as Pat in those days. I would dearly like to meet up with his daughters Anne Marie & Pat to give them some lovely memories -Frank was one of the greatest guys I have ever met ! Could you arrange this for me ? I would be so grateful . Many,many thanks. Tony Bowman. My email is [email protected]

Anonymous

987w ago

Our thoughts & prayers are with your family. I remember the warm greetings your Dad always gave @ church. He will truly be missed . God be with you all.##imported-begin##Loren & Lois Belsvik##imported-end##

Anonymous

987w ago

Good Bye, Frank,
I'll miss you....I have many fond and humorous memories of you. I'll miss your friendship, humor and your lasagna.
Love Always,
Ginata (the Italian spin you always put on my name - aka Ginny)##imported-begin##Ginny Swanstrom##imported-end##

Anonymous

987w ago

Dear Pat and Family,
We just heared about your terrible Loss. We are so sorry. Our Prayers go out to you all.He will continue praying for as all, from above.
Love Lloyd and Hildy Manley.##imported-begin##Hildy & Lloyd Manley##imported-end##

Anonymous

987w ago

Pat and Annamarie,
I just recieved the news on the loss of your Mother, Gladys. My memory of your parents always had them both together. They were meant for each other. You have a lot to be proud of. I will miss them both.
Respectfully,
Tim Buntain##imported-begin##Tim Buntain##imported-end##

Anonymous

987w ago

Dear Pat and Annamarie,
Sarah and I send our family's condolences to both of your families. Losing a father and have health complications else where represents a burden that few of us have had to face. You are in our thoughts and prayers.##imported-begin##David & Sarah Gibson##imported-end##

Anonymous

987w ago

My deepest sympathy to Gladys, Pat and Annamarie.
Frank was a hero in my life. His example of a Christian man and his love for me impacted my life. Whenever I spent time with Frank I felt better about myself. His positive additude was a blessing to me. When I saw Frank he had a kind word and a candy in his pocket just for me. Me made me feel special. I'm sure he made everyone feel that way. I will miss Frank, but my love and respect for Frank will never end.
Sincerely,
Tim Buntain##imported-begin##Tim Buntain##imported-end##

Anonymous

988w ago

Our toughts and prayers for Gladys and the family at this time of loss. Frank was such a kind, caring man. We miss his welcoming smile as an usher at Life Center. He always showed deep concern for my parents, the Swansons, who have gone on to their eternal home.
May God comfort you and give you peace.##imported-begin##Don & Sherryl Antilla##imported-end##

Anonymous

988w ago

Dear Pat and Annamarie,
Your father and I were inseparable as children and young adults. Although he was only 18 months older than me he helped guide me during my youth. The miles between us never seemed so distant whenever we spoke once we started our separate families. I was always taken back to a happy wonderful time. Your mother is a dear woman who brought my brother enormous happiness. Your Uncle Tony always had a fond place in his heart for her. I know Uncle Tony is greeting your father with open arms now.##imported-begin##Ophelia Pernice##imported-end##

Anonymous

988w ago

It was my pleasure and privilege to be Mr and Mrs Filocomo's Family Practice doctor before I deployed. Mr. Filocomo was so caring and dedicated to his wife. He will be missed!##imported-begin##Elizabeth Shanley##imported-end##

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