| CONDOLENCES (GuestBook) |
12/12/2014 Nancy Bulkley
Durham , NH, USA
Paula, Frank and Family, I am so sad for your loss. Frank was a wonderful man. I had great times with him throughout the time he cut my hair at The Haircutting Place in my college days, until he left Persona for health reasons. I enjoyed my time with him always and looked forward to seeing him when I returned to the area for summers when I moved away and returned for summers. We talked a lot about golf and his grandchildren, whom he loved dearly. We loved being multigenerational long term clients. He cut my mom, Marian's hair, my hair and my daughter, Elizabeth's hair. We will miss him very much.
12/12/2014 Monique Terrio
Malden, MA, US
To Frank's beloved family. I am another of Frank's long-term clients (38 years)and I'll admit to following him around from shop to shop like a groupie. Over time, our conversations covered a variety of topics: problems in healthcare, his never-ending love of his family,the fun of having his grandchildren, our comparisons of having 'roommates'--my niece, Frank's grandson Alex, (and Alex he really loved the time you spent together) the leaves we both hated to rake up every year, his Tai Chi, his pals that he golfed with whenever he could, and whatever the topic of the day was. He knew so much about life in the area. There is a space in my heart for him, but I am happy that he can now join his beloved Grace.
12/13/2014 Lisa Bray
Nashua, NH, USA
To The Family of Frank A. Russo, Our very best, warmest, sincerest and deepest sympathy to you all for the loss of your loved one, Frank. He was a wonderful brother, son, husband, father and grandfather. Kind, loving and fun person to everyone who knew him. Please know that you all will be kept in our daily thoughts and prayers. May our LORD Bless and comfort you all during this very difficult time of loss & sorrow. We have placed his name in our parish book of intentions at Immaculate Conception Parish. We will always cherish and remember all the fun and good times we shared together with him. He is now at peace with his beautiful wife, Grace! God keep them both in his eternal and loving care. Sincerely yours with Love, John, Lisa & John Bray Family
12/14/2014 Anne & Gary Cummings
virginia beach, Virginia, United States
Paula Frank Just so sad to hear of your dad's passing. Prayers for your family at this time of sorrow. Loved both your Mom and Dad and it was a great honor knowing them both. Hang onto the memories they have left you. God bless you all Anne Cummings
12/14/2014 Joanne
W Townsend, Ma,
To the Russo Family, I am so sorry to hear of Frank's passing. I met him, worked with him, as an RN for his insurer. I just want to express my heartfelt condolences for your loss.
12/15/2014 Anne Marie Russo
Weymouth, Ma, United States
Frank....husband, father, grandfather, brother....... Hard working, diligent, caring, kind and loving. His first job was in a restaurant washing dishes, clearing tables..twelve years old! The oldest of four... loved and respected.....his laughter, his advice, his smile. In Heaven now...free from the pain, from the suffering endured these many months. God Bless you as you are welcomed into His Heavenly Home! . Your sister, Anne
12/16/2014 Ninfa DiFazio
Medford, Massachusetts, United States
Paula, Frank and Family My sincerest and deepest sympathy for the loss of a wonderful father. I will always remember all the good times we had with Frank and Grace. They were wonderful friends and family. I will always keep them in my prayers.
12/17/2014 Diana E. Perkel
North Andover, Ma, USA
Michael and I are so sorry for the loss of beloved Frank. We know how much he was loved by your family, and how much he loved you all in return. He will surely be missed. What a great Father, terrific grandfather and lovely gentleman is the man that will be blazoned in our memories. It was more than an honor to have known Frank. Michael and I will be making a donation to St. Jude's Research Hospital in his name. God Bless Frank and Peace be with his family. Your loving friends, Diana E. Perkel and Michael P. Robbins, Jr.