5 years have gone by since cousin Frank died, too young & too full of life. Every relative, customer & friend knew @ least a glimpse of 
a very genuine, consistent, interesting, talented, warm, down to earth, & smart man. His dear wife showed me his small tool room which Frank kept in the basement... all tidy, organized. Frank was a great guy, good person, nice man. Thank you, Frank! Now, you are making heaven an even better place. Maggie

Frank was a good man.  He treated all the relatives kindly no matter their economic status or lineage.  It seemed that he especially appreciated my dad.  His e-mails could be funny and at times expressed that he was disturbed with the direction the country was headed. The last one I received from him was entitled MY HOT ROD 37 FORD which contained a video of his master piece.  He was so proud of that car. He stood for truth, justice and the American way, a real patriot.  He had a deep, contagious laugh accompanied by a good sense of humor.  His passing leaves a definite hole.  Rest now dear "Uncle" Frank.

Sept 26, 2014 Friday

I have the privilege of being one of Frank's relatives (first cousins) by marriage.

There were a few years when he and Theresa and Aunt Antonia and Kristi and "the III" had the blessing of being quite close.  Those were some of the best years of my life.

Frank was a wonderful guy.  A very good person.  He had a big heart. He was a nice man in a world of very few nice men.
  
He was warm, you could feel it.  He made me (a not so close relative) feel good. He didn't have to be kind to me.  He didn't have to be generous.

I like Frank because he did not think too highly of himself; nor did he look down on others.

Sickness can bring out the worst in people.  It's hell on earth for the one who is ill and it's torture for the family.
  
It happened.  
So, now what? 
What follows death?
By faith in Our Compassionate God (and by His promises to us) we know that the best is yet to come--- life beyond our fondest imagining!
May my beautiful cousin Theresa have miraculous comfort and superhuman strength until her romantic reunion day with the love of her (eternal) life.

This is my prayer...
In deep sympathy, 
and on the behalf of my Parents who really liked Frank a lot, 
Margaret Reynaert

We have great memories of visiting Detroit . Frank and Theresa have been very speical people in our lives alway welcoming tons of food & wine. 
 Frank is sharing time 
looking after us with the rest of our loved ones. Rest in Peace.

Frank was a very nice guy.The years and miles have separated so many of us and as a result, many experiences of those days go forgotten. I do remember Frank and as I said, he was one of the nice ones.

My sincerest condolences to his family. Rest in peace Frank.

Eric Winkelmann

OBITUARIO

Frank Maiorano

11 junio, 1940 – 3 septiembre, 2014

Kaul Funeral Home

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