Contributions to the tribute of Frank G. Testa

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Bill Winter posted a condolence

Friday, October 30, 2020

My condolences. Bill Winter (JCHS class of '76)

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Jackie Dean Mildred’s Daughter posted a condolence

Friday, August 28, 2020

I’ll never forget growing up how Mildred, (my Mom ) spoke so highly of Uncle Frank & Aunt Olga caring for Grandma Marcot in their home! My first flight east, at 21 years old; I was able to meet my New Jersey family as an adult, I had met them years before at age 2! What a great joy to meet everyone especially my Grandmother, Aunt, Uncle & Testa cousins! Aunt Olga set the table for lunch on a banquet sized dining table! I was in awe of how much food was on the table! End to end! Later that evening, Uncle Frank offered me a cocktail! When I asked what kind he had, he lifted up the bench seat to a display every kind of alcohol!! Apparently, he had won it !! We bonded over Jack Daniels & 7 ... which was a shared favorite! I can still picture his grin & laughter! Uncle Frank, I am proud to have known & loved you ... til we meet again, I will think of your sparkling eyes, kindness & love of people & life. Your loving niece, Jackie

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Lynda lit a candle

Thursday, August 27, 2020

Olga - We are praying for God to surround you and your entire family with peace and comfort at this difficult time. We will all miss Frank's constant smile! Love, The Vincenti Family

Sharon Krasowski posted a condolence

Thursday, August 27, 2020

We are very sorry for your loss. Sending love and prayers. Mike, Sharon and family.

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nmarcot37@gmail.com posted a condolence

Thursday, August 27, 2020

The love between Aunt Olga and Uncle Frank flowed to everyone they came in contact with and that made such a difference in so many. lives. That was certainly the case for me. When I came to the East Coast for the first time to go to school, I basically knew no one in the nation's capitol and didn't know where I was to going to go for the holidays. Luckily I had wonderful relatives in New Jersey, Uncle Frank and Aunt Olga who opened their hearts and home to me every Thanksgiving and Christmas. I always looked forward to taking that 33 bus from the Port Authority to West Caldwell to see my East Coast parents, Uncle Frank and Aunt Olga and of course Grandma too.So many times when I walked into 22 Marshall, I could you feel the love and savor the warm aromas of Grandma's Italian cooking. Chris Michael, Anna Marie, Paul, Mark, and David were like my younger brothers and sisters to me and we had a lot of fun together. Yes, I remember the love at 22 Marshall and how devoted Uncle Frank was to his family, working for a long time two jobs to make ends meet and to ensure that the family had all that they needed. Yes, it was Uncle Frank who lovingly accepted Grandma to live with the family. Not many men I know would have done that. Yes, Uncle Frank was a tough task master with the kids, but it was tough love that helped all of them to grow up to be solid citizens and a tribute to the community in which they live. I was lucky to have known you Uncle Frank and your wonderful family. One day by the grace of God the Almighty,we shall be reunited again; this I am sure. Your loving nephew, Neal

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Thursday, August 27, 2020

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Ron and stephanie lit a candle

Thursday, August 27, 2020

I meet Frank and Olga a few times in my life visiting them with Paul and Gina. He was a joy to be around and talk too. Rip my friend, you will be in my prayers!

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Paul Marcot lit a candle

Thursday, August 27, 2020

Goodbye my dear sweet uncle and godfather. You are in God's hands now. Let us know who you are with in heaven. You live forever in my heart. Always and forever loving you.

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Wednesday, August 26, 2020

Frank G. Testa

1927 - 2020

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