Condolence: Frank was a wonderfully gererous and considerate man. He often stopped by my office on his way to or from his office. We shared very many warm conversations. He always came to my assistance when I needed help with the local courts. He always kept his eye on the Wisconsin Badgers so he could talk about the team with me. I will miss our conversations. Please accept my sincerest condolences. God Bless, Tom Leverage

Condolence: To Anita and the entire A’Hearn Family, I’m so sorry for your loss. From the time “Skeeta” and I first met him when Keith and Anita were getting engaged, we could see he was a kind, thoughtful and loving person and the love he had for his family was obvious and they for him. My sincere condolences to each and every one of you. Arline

Condolence: God Bless You, Frank. Frank’s kindness, deep concern, and sharp sense of humor will be greatly missed by all. It was indeed a pleasure and honor knowing him.

Condolence: Frank, Jack V and myself spent very happy hours while attending Iona. After graduation we spent lot of time at alumni gatherings. I last time I saw Frank we marched up 5th Avenue in NYC following the Iona Pipe Band. I am saddened by his passing. Bless you Anita and your entire family.

Condolence: An Irishman with love for the beach and a good conversation. I will always have you in my heart.

Condolence: May you rest in peace. Thank you for always making me smile and for your many interesting stories. I will miss seeing you in the office and helping you with photocopying or whatever you needed. It was a pleasure knowing you! My sincere condolences to the family ! Rosalie

Condolence: Was Frank a boxing trainer in the 50’s inUniondale?