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Josephine Dyckman-Laureles
February 12, 2006
Uncle Frankie was always willing to do things for others. He always wanted to help. I love you and I know i will see you again. Until then, rest well. Love Josie
Carol Maciejewski
February 11, 2006
My Uncle Frankie was a wonderful man. He was very caring and a very religious man. He prayed the Rosary everyday in his chapel where he used to live. I have fond memories of taking him grocery shopping and out to his favorite restuarants. He loved the French onion soup from Bennigan's. He also loved the mostaccholi from Olive Garden. When he went to the nursing home he made many friends. He had always been independent prior to being in the nursing home. However, being in the nursing home he made many new friendships. He learned things that he would never have if he was alone. I will miss my Uncle Frankie greatly. He will remain in our hearts forever.
Joseph Maciejewski
February 11, 2006
Uncle Frank, we will miss you!!! Frank was a very religious person who would prey daily. He had a chappel and had religious artifacts including an alter in his house. Frank really enjoyed helping others. Anyone who visited him in the Nursing home would know this by the countless awards and pictures he displayed in his room for doing so. Frank was very proud of this and I am proud of him. We both shared our love of music... Even at our last visit, Carol and I brought him some CD's that he enjoyed! I have many memories of Frank, one that comes to mind is when we went backstage to meet Bobby Vinton and he signed autographs and took pictures with us. Frank enjoyed spending time with his family. I know he is in a better place and no longer in pain. I am glad I knew Frankie Benevelli!!!
Malissa Fiacchino
February 10, 2006
I am going to miss my UNCLE FRANK He was a good man . I love him so much.He is going to be in everyones heart that know him. I can reameber going to his house ang get him with my dad to take him to my house to have dinner..
SUSAN FIACCHINO (LOHRER)
February 10, 2006
UNCLE FRANK WAS A KIND,AND THOUGHTFUL MAN.I HAVE MANY MEMORIES
OF HIM WHEN I WAS YOUNG HE USE TO COME OVER ON HIS BIKE AND TAKE ME FOR A RIDE AROUND THE NEIBORHOOD WITH HIS RADIO ON. I WILL SURLY MISS HIM.UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN. ILOVE
YOU. YOUR NIECE SUSIE.
Linda Rys (Lohrer)
February 10, 2006
I have so many fond memories of growing up, Uncle Frankie you were always in our lifes.I will miss you so much along with all my Aunts, Uncles , Grand Parents too. Life is not the same. I was so pround to have you as my uncle.I remember all the great parties at the Benevelli house. I know you are now a peace along with your family. Sleep well Sweet Prince till we met again. I Love You Linda Rys & Family.
Charity Benevelli
February 10, 2006
Uncle Frank was one of the kindest and caring people I had ever met. He had the biggest heart to go along w/ it. He is now w/ his brothers and sisters and he will be missed.
Debbie Baldwin
February 10, 2006
I am very sorry for your loss. I have heard a lot of great stories about Frank. I know he was a great man. May God Bless your family and help you through these next few days.
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