Frank T. Lumia

My Dearest Condolences To you Aunt Irene and Family,
For Both You and Uncle Frank played a vidle part in my life as my Godparents and for that I Love you both Dearly . Uncle Frank will be missed dearly and his memory will live on. Sending you much love and healing prayers

Some things you may not know about my Dad.
My Dad was the life of the party, always the last to leave. Everywhere we went my Dad ran into someone he knew which always amazed me! What was also so incredible to me is that my Dad had an amazing group of friends from elementary school and they remained close up until the end, they were like family to us. My father loved his brother and sister to the end of the earth and back and he always had their backs, My two sons loved their Papa and they were both so close to him , they got the best version of my Dad. My Dad loved watching them play baseball and soccer as they definitely inherited his genetics. The first time I saw my Dad cry was when my son was born, he said that he never thought he would be alive to be a grandfather. When I was in High School he would take me back to school shopping in Brooklyn (he had such an eye for fashion and he would pick out a lot my clothes) we would always stop at Ciro’s for Italian ices. He also coached my softball team.He was harder on me than anyone else on the team! My Mom loved my Dad dearly, they were married 60 years with plenty of ups and downs.
These past few years have not been easy for my Dad or my Mom. I hope my Dad can rest in peace now and I know he is dancing in heaven with my Nanny who was there welcoming him with open arms