I am so sorry for your loss. Please accept my deepest sympathy. May you find comfort from your memories, as well as the comfort found in God's word the bible. In particular the scripture found at Revelation 21:4 which says, "And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away."

I remember poppa and grandma Sheila always singing together amd he ised to always go in the pool with us and he's gonna be missed a lot :'(

So sad to hear of the passing of our cousin Frank. We are so happy that we were able to see him last year and know that he is now in heaven with his brothers Dan, Jim and Bobby. Rest in Peace cous!

Dear Sheila;I'm sorry to hear about Franks passing. I want to send my deepest to you and all of your family. Frank was always a great help to me and many others in the market. I'm sorry I wasn't able to attend his memorial service, but my thoughts were with you and you family, I was short a office person this week and I had to fill in in her absence.

Today we will be remembering the life of a wonderful man - our Frankie. He had such a way of always making me laugh. Whether it was his jokes or his hiding of eating his chicken wings in our booth that he wasn't supposed to be eating! He made those long flea market days so much more interesting. Mom and I loved our Frankie and he will truly be missed.

Dear Sheila. 8/19/13Sandy and I extend our deepest sympathy to you and your familyon the passing of "Frank"Although we had not seen him for the past few years he was always thought of and appreciated as ourconstant guide at the market.He was there for us as he was for you and your extended family. The years of friendship we all shared will not be forgotten. Happy memories of him willalways bring a smile to our faces!Due to our travel schedule we will miss "Franks" memorial, Our thoughts are with youSandy Cooper Mike Chitoff

Alfredo Cruz and Family: Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Even though I haven't seen you in a long time, there was never a moment when you weren't in my heart. I remember getting on an airplane and going to Boston to see you. I remember going to the ocean and body surfing and seeing a great white shark in an aquarium. Then I remember you moving to Florida and thinking "Oh yeah hot weather." I remember the apartment you lived in with a pool and I got so burnt, I blistered. And also one of the more recent memories I have, is going to the dog track where you worked and riding on the golf cart with you while we went around the flea market. But one of the memories that stick out the most in my mind is sitting on your lap doing "Chop chop the Boston, chop chop the Lyn, watch out watch out pretty girl, you're gonna fall............IN!!!!!!!!!!!!!I love you so much grandpa and will never forget you.

trying to put fifty years of memories in a few lines impossible but the funniest are remember you playng horseshoes at gail and ed house you were always the loudest and what about the friendly football games you the Costello gang play at the family cookout you always got the reddest and that was not from the sun but you sports so much sometime you forgot to have fun , but you couldn't stay on the sideline never.... even at your own cookout in Brockton all the loud basketball games but the funniest or sweet {sorry} was you winng the sexist leg contest on your annivaresy cruise with Sheila and you had to wear the the ribbon all day you grump about but we saw you smile too will love and miss you jimmy is happy to have his little brother back with him in heaven love ruthie

ihave so many memories of you when you took me to phil esposito night love you always dad i will never forget you

I remember when you set me on your knee, and showed me how it was to ride on the buggy!! I remember those chicken wings and how you liked them hot...and I remember thinking "wow Grandpa, you sure can eat alot!!" I remember going to disney and going to the front of the line cause my grandpa needed to use a wheelchair but for me that was perfectly fine!! So many memories I hold dear to my heart, and even though you arent physically here with me we will never be far apart. RIP Grandpa!! I love you!!

RIP Frank Ill remember the race in the parking lot, the waterglass fiasco and the Escap-pea : )

Dad I Thank God that you became part of my life after so many years I also thank Sheila for somehow making this possible. I've often wondered why I felt so strongly about certain things like sports but knew the answer within you. I love you and will miss you.

Dorothy Boyden CallahanJust read the news about Frank's passing on the internet. It was so great to see him at the last class reunion after so many years. I'm sure he was glad to re-connect with so many classmates as well. The "Class of 60's" thoughts and prayers are with you and your family

I was so sorry to hear the news of Frank's death and feel for your loss. I was a classmate of Franks' at Walpole High School. We had a wonderful class that was very close and remained so over the years so it's always difficult to find out we've lost one of our own.

A sweet man we've just lost, May he be in Heaven having a good old time. My condolences to you, your children and grand children, with love, your friend Maryella

The one thing I will always remember about Frank is how competitive he was in sports and games. We used to play softball together every Sunday morning and Frank used to play third base (the hot corner). Frank always knew the score, who was safe or out, and was always "available" to resolve any disputed plays.Frank, if you make it to heaven, please say HI to "Giggles" for me.Ed

Hope up in in heaven him and my brother Frank get along. Every week we went to Carr Village, him and Frank would fight and Uncle Harold would straighten them out. You two guys better be good because Uncle Harold is up there now also.

I had the privilege of working with Frank many years ago at the Flea Market. Frank was a hard worker and was always willing to help out. After you met him you felt you knew him your whole life. It was fun to watch him drive his wife, Sheila crazy with some of his decision but boy you could tell he loved her to no end. Frank I know you are in a better place. May God bless you and your family.

Frank was a loving husband to Sheila and a great friend to me. If you new Frank you had to love him. His great sense of humor and smile was his trademark. I truly believe he is in a better place. He will forever remain in my thoughts and heart.

OBITUARY

Francis Costello

2 September, 1942 – 10 August, 2013

Fred Hunter's Funeral Home & Fred Hunter's Hollywood Memorial Gardens

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