Condolence: Dear Joanne, Frank, John and Kyle...I'm not going to say the usual thing when an event like this happpens. I just wish I could have been there to give you all a hug and tell you I know how you feel. You may remember that Frank used to call me Norman (after the Anthony Perkins character in Psycho) which was a testament to his film knowledge and wit...or he just thought I was a little crazy! Please call me if you would like to talk. 216-961-4986..

Condolence: I met Frank through the American Heart Association. He provided me and my students with an interview and lecture on being a heart transplantation recipient. I know he saved lives by sharing the value of organ donation to all who would listen.
I am sorry for your loss and the loss to this community of a man who received and in turn gave so much.

Condolence: Dear Mrs. Valentini, Frank,John & Kyle -
My thoughts and prayers go out to your family during this sad time. Mr. Valentini lived a wonderful life with friends and family.
I had the wonderful oppurtunity to work with Frank while he was at Carrolton Graphics. Funny growing up with his children and then working with him after college. But he always made me laugh and always, always had a smile on his face to brighten my day! I was honored to have met him in high school and even more so to have worked with him.
He was a good man! Again, my thoughts and prayers to you and all of your family.
Sincerly,
Nikki

Condolence: Frank will be dearly missed. I was a neighbor of Frank`s and his precious family. They were very wonderful neighbors to me and my family. I`m so very glad to have known him and his family. I know the Lord is holding Frank in his arms and will comfort his family, during this time of need. God bless: Brenda Stingel

Condolence: Joanne and Family, Please accept my sincere sympathy on the loss of your dear Frank. I have very fond memories of a very happy, entertaining, energenic and informative friend. He shared many great recipes with me and was one hell of a Party thrower! (Cinco de Mayo!) He will be truly missed. Love and may God be with all of you in your time of need.

Condolence: Where does one begin? He loved everyone and everything, his family, friends, his old dog "Butch Lorain", and all of the kitty cats. My heart goes out to the family, may his memory and zest for life live on, always.

Condolence: JoAnne, Frank, John and Kyle,
What a wonderful picture of Frank...it makes my heart so full of loving memories that I think it will burst.I swear that smile will live on forever in everyone who was blessed to know him!
Sending you all my love and prayers...
Kelli, E.J., Christopher and Hannah

Condolence: Jo Ann, God I am so sorry! You are in my prayers and my thoughts. If you need a friend I am here. I would love to hear from you. My phone is 330 8322580.
As ever, Gina

Condolence: Frank and I worked together at the Times-Reporter in the '70's. On my 5th wedding anniversary, my husband sent me roses with a card that said, "I love you, Rick" Frank added a post-it-note that said "Me too, Frank," and then got everbody in the building to add their names too. The post-it-notes stretched from desktop to the floor! I think this is just one example of Frank's wonderful sense of humor and kindness that will live on after him. Rick and I send our deepest sympathy to Joanne and the children.

Condolence: So many god memories of Frank and the family starting with our days together
at the Times-Reporter 30 years ago. I
especially remember the Christmas in July party at thle house on the edge of the park. Cinda came to know him
through food demonstrations at Buehler's. Then we would see him sometimes around Deersville when we moved there to serve Brownsville Christian Church. Thanks for his friendship.