Frank Michael Pagano

RIP Frankie, I will always remember you with joy in my heart. You were a beautiful boy and a wonderful man.

Although I never met this brother, Joan, I know how much he meant to you. Prayers going out to all of you. We love you!

When I think of my Uncle Frank, I think of his laugh and his smile. I remember the time he was able to enjoy with us, his family. Before he was married, I remember him being at my Grandma's house every time I'd visit. He saved me once when I fell down the stairs. I only wish that I was given the opportunity to have more memories with him. It is shocking, painful, and heart-wrenching to know I will never see his smile or hear his laugh again. My Uncle Frank was a wonderful man. He deserved more than the card he was dealt. My solace lies in knowing that he is at peace, and he knows how much I and the rest of his family truly love him.

No words can express how sad I am for the loss of my brother in law Frank Pagano. He was such a wonderful father, son, brother and friend to all that knew him. Frank will live on in our memories forever. Goodbye Frank we all love you so much.

The youngest child of a family I grew up with. A family I spent some of my happiest times with. He may have looked up to us as a child when we were in high school but later in life I'll always remember seeing Frank with his children and thinking how much I now was looking up to him. He was a loving proud father who worked hard for his family. His family was his focus. I remember thinking that the boy I remember in his moms arms in just a diaper had grown into a man. I'll always remember Frank as one of the most kind and decent men I will ever know. God bless all the Pagano family. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Michael and I will always cherish the memory of seeing Frank grow up and become the warm, kind and generous man we all loved. The void in our family created by this devastating loss will never be filled. We share the interminable sorrow with his wife Judith and their children, his mother Cathie, his brother and sisters, his grandfather Schaberg and Grandmother Pagano, his Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Nieces, Nephews and friends. I held Frank in my arms at his Christening and we will all hold him in our hearts forever.

When I think of Frank it all goes back to Norwood. Frank and I would wrestle with Louie, who was on his knees and occasionally would let us win.  I remember playing outside for hours on end just exploring.  Those were special times. I never told you this when you were alive but I love you man and I hope one day to tell you that face-to-face.

To my Aunt Cathy, who was like a second mom to me during those years, I love you and I'm so sorry for your loss. 

To my cousins Cathie, Louie, and Joanie, my  deepest condolences.   There are no words that can express how you must feel.

 Frank,  may God watch over your children.