FRANK N. FERRINI Obituary

My deepest condolences to the entire Ferrini
family on your loss. I have fond memories of Frank and family get-togethers with all the cousins. Rest in peace.

I'm so sorry for your loss. I was blessed to have met Frank he was such a nice person. My condolences to the family.

I work at Brooklyn City Hall. Frank was always a great guy to run into around town and in the Bldg. Got to hear all about his kids. When he retired we still sent each other jokes by email. God bless you Frank!

I first met Frank at the gym many years ago when my husband told me that I had Frank's daughter Angelina as a Kindergarten student in my art class. Frank was always so proud to talk about her over the years and always had a big smile on his face. He recently shared with me all about her homecoming dress and how excited she was to go. He had such a big heart and it always showed in his smile. My heart goes out to all of his family.

Frank I will miss you. Thanks for being my friend you were truly one of a kind

Donna,

My heart is broken over this as I know yours is.
You know how I loved Frankie. So sorry I couldn't be there for the funeral. I am sure Frank shared with you my situation with Chemotherapy in Houston. I have lost a great friend and colleague.
Feel free to contact me anytime if you want to share any experiences.

I've known Frank since 1986..
Back when our girls, Bridget and Jenny were still in elementary school! We shared and enjoyed so many happy memories with the girls growing up all the way through high school & beyond!
Frank's larger than life personality, loving ways and caring soul will be sorely missed!
The Scalzitti family offers our deepest condolences to Jenny, Donna, Angelina & the whole Ferrini family!

I knew Frank from UXL Fitness. You will be missed. Rest in peace Frank.

I was a patrolman with the Berea Police Department when I first met Frank who was with Metroparks Rangers and later would back each other up on some runs when he was with Middleburg Heights Police Department.

I recall Frank being a good cop and would back you up and was always near by if you had a run near the Berea/Middleburg border.

What you see in the photo was Frank. Sometimes tough as nails but when just chewing the fat, jovial

I was a patrolman with the Berea Police Department when I first met Frank who was with Metroparks Rangers and later would back each other up on some runs when he was with Middleburg Heights Police Department.

I recall Frank being a good cop and would back you up and was always near by if you had a run near the Berea/Middleburg border.

What you see in the photo was Frank. Sometimes tough as nails but when just chewing the fat, jovial and quite boisterous.

To Frank's family and colleagues, well Frank, you will be missed and thought of always.

To Frank's family, my deepest condolences and prayers.

Sincerely,

Jim
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My husband Hank and I are so sad to hear of Franks passing. Frank and I were in Spanish class together at Normandy. Ten years later we were in the same Cleveland Metroparks Ranger Training Academy graduation class. My husband Hank and I both have fond memories of working with Frank. We are praying for Franks family and for the Peace that surpasses all human understanding.

Susan Keltner-Gelatka