Francis Roland D'Addario

Birth date: Dec 23, 1945 Death date: Apr 21, 2017

Francis Roland D’Addario, 71, passed away peacefully on Friday, April 21, 2017 at his home in Fayetteville, N.Y. Frank graduated from North High School in 1963. He attended Wagner College in Staten Island, N.Y. where he lettered Read Obituary

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Kevin Thomas

292w ago

To the D'Addario Family,
I owned a store on E Jefferson st in downtown Syracuse from 1993-1999. The name of the store was "Hollywood Treasures". Frank would always stop in before or after his courtroom business. We would always discuss movies, movie posters, wizard of oz, the annual oz festival in Chittenango, Notre Dame football, etc..He visited my booth at the NY state fair....It was always a joy to be in his company. I visited him in at his office on many occasions and we became friends during those years. I sold him the "I want A Divorce" movie poster that hung behind his receptionist's desk...I closed the store in 1999 moved to Long Island then relocated Rochester 15 yrs ago. I was sad to hear of his passing 3 years ago. The word integrity doesn't rise to the level of decency I'm searching for.. I'm 61 years old and have yet to meet a man of his character...regards to the family.
Kevin Thomas

Wendy (Quick) Patterson

406w ago

To the D'Addario Family. I recently learned of Frank's passing and was truly saddened. I have many found memories of working with Frank as his secretary many years ago. He left a Wonderful mark on me and inspired me in so many ways with his kindness and down to earth disposition. I often share the story of working in a law office that contained a juke box in the reception area and an office adorned the most amazing collection of Wizard of OZ Memorabilia. I will forever be grateful for his friendship and advice he would give me. Keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers. Wendy (Quick) Patterson - Charlotte, NC

Ruth D'eredita

437w ago

Frank's integrity was our security. What a loss to our community and to our family. Were that each of us as scrupulously honest and thoughtful and well-prepared and canny and cheerful and loving as Frank. Thinking of you, Kathy, Stephen, and Amy. Our deepest condolences. Love, Ruth and Anthony, Juliana, Anthony William, and Matthew

Marie Sarno

447w ago

I was sorry to hear about Frank's death. He was so willing to help my family during some tough times, and I also enjoyed the chats about Caroma and the Nats. My sympathy to you all. Marie Sarno

John Brunetti

447w ago

Kathy: I was so sad to hear of Frank's passing. I hope you know that I loved him. We had so much fun working together on cases over 30 years ago. I also was thrilled to see him when he came on the floor here to visit. I will miss him. Just thinking about him brings a smile to my face. I will never forget him.
John Brunetti

Virginia Fleischman

447w ago

Dear Kathy and family,
I was so sorry to hear of Frank's passing. It doesn't seem all that long ago that the whole extended clan gathered for the holidays at Uncle Frank's house. Stephen and Amy were just little kids then. Now they have children of their own. I hope you find comfort in knowing that he's in joy in Heaven now. He'll be with you always. When you least expect it you'll feel his presence. Please take care,
Love,
Virginia and Jonathan Fleischman

Sue R. Ridgeway

447w ago

in honor of Francis.

I am saddened to hear of Frank's passing. He was not my lawyer, but he truly, truly was the kindest and fairest one I had ever met, and will never meet again. He was the best. May your wonderful memories, family and friends help you through this sad time. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Sue R. Ridgeway

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Carmen Lovecchio

447w ago

Dear Kathy. I am so sorry for the loss of your husband. My prayers are with you and your family. Sincerely, Carmen Lovecchio

Gary K. Peck

447w ago

To all of the D'Addario Family
I am so sorry to hear of our loss of Frank. A story, years ago in the early 80's George (Chuck) Pollock brought me to meet Frank. George's words were "you will need to know him". Over the years Frank and I met a number of times. Usually for legal advice, but always beginning with our talk of the Yankees or The Wizard of Oz. I had been a Yankee fan all of my life and appreciated Frank's knowledge and Love of them. I always saw Frank as a Kind and Gentle Man. When George passed a year ago Frank and I spoke of our loss of him, often. George had been important in both our lives.
I will miss Frank mostly as a Friend. He helped me out a number of times, always with Good Advise.
He is in the pure light of God's Presence
May God Be With You
Gary Peck

Dick Cefalo

447w ago

DEAREST KATHY,
I CAN'T BELIEVE FRANK IS GONE.I WILL SEND YOU PICTURES WHEN I CAN,
AFTER OVER 59 YEARS I AM VERY DEPRESSED.WE HAD TALKED WHEN YOU WERE IN CHICAGO LAST.GOD WILL TAKE CARE OF HIM. I AM DEEPLY SADENED.
DICKIE !

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