Frank passed away on Thursday, October 3, 2019. Frank was a resident of Bayside, New York.
Frank passed away on Thursday, October 3, 2019. Frank was a resident of Bayside, New York.
The Tsai Family
left a message on March 15, 2021:
We will always remember Frank, working on his front lawn but always stopping to converse with us. We will especially remember the morning of 9/11, when we came out of our homes and stood on the street together trying to process what had just happened. He has and will be missed.
Kristina M
left a message on November 19, 2019:
I lived next to Frank at his summer residence from 2003-2007. Such a sweet sweet man. We didn't have a usable backyard and he would let my son (then a young child) use the side yard to play in at any time of the year. I looked forward to him coming out every summer. Every year he would set up the badminton net. I moved from SB in 2007 but never forgot Frank. May he rest in peace. <3
June Holzwarth
left a message on October 4, 2019:
Jeannie and family, so so sorry for your loss. Thoughts are with you.
S D
left a message on October 3, 2019:
I knew Frank Forster because he was my summer time best friend's Dad. For years after 4th of July and before Labor Day, I would be lucky enough to ride my bike past Mr. Cook's and over to Upton Road. There was always some fun to be had but if Mr. Forster was around (we all knew his car) there was work to be done! We raked leaves, we picked up rocks, we swept the badminton court, we wiped down the boat there was always a task but I didn't mind because.
Frank Forster gave me so much back. If it wasn't for Mr. Forster I would never have learned to water ski, or snorkel or scuba dive. Those boat trip rides to Flax Pond riding the current through the strait with my best friend were some of the best days of my life.
Thank you Frank Forster I'll never forget you.
S
Frank Forster gave me so much back. If it wasn't for Mr. Forster I would never have learned to water ski, or snorkel or scuba dive. Those boat trip rides to Flax Pond riding the current through the strait with my best friend were some of the best days of my life.
Thank you Frank Forster I'll never forget you.
S
left a message:
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The Tsai Family
left a message on March 15, 2021:
We will always remember Frank, working on his front lawn but always stopping to converse with us. We will especially remember the morning of 9/11, when we came out of our homes and stood on the street together trying to process what had just happened. He has and will be missed.
Kristina M
left a message on November 19, 2019:
I lived next to Frank at his summer residence from 2003-2007. Such a sweet sweet man. We didn't have a usable backyard and he would let my son (then a young child) use the side yard to play in at any time of the year. I looked forward to him coming out every summer. Every year he would set up the badminton net. I moved from SB in 2007 but never forgot Frank. May he rest in peace. <3
June Holzwarth
left a message on October 4, 2019:
Jeannie and family, so so sorry for your loss. Thoughts are with you.
S D
left a message on October 3, 2019:
I knew Frank Forster because he was my summer time best friend's Dad. For years after 4th of July and before Labor Day, I would be lucky enough to ride my bike past Mr. Cook's and over to Upton Road. There was always some fun to be had but if Mr. Forster was around (we all knew his car) there was work to be done! We raked leaves, we picked up rocks, we swept the badminton court, we wiped down the boat there was always a task but I didn't mind because.
Frank Forster gave me so much back. If it wasn't for Mr. Forster I would never have learned to water ski, or snorkel or scuba dive. Those boat trip rides to Flax Pond riding the current through the strait with my best friend were some of the best days of my life.
Thank you Frank Forster I'll never forget you.
S
Frank Forster gave me so much back. If it wasn't for Mr. Forster I would never have learned to water ski, or snorkel or scuba dive. Those boat trip rides to Flax Pond riding the current through the strait with my best friend were some of the best days of my life.
Thank you Frank Forster I'll never forget you.
S
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