Birth date: Jan 31, 1934 Death date: Jun 15, 2019
Frank P. Cappelletti, 85, of Syracuse, passed away Saturday, June 15, 2019 at home. He was born on January 31, 1934 in Syracuse to the late Filomeno and Mary Frances (Posato) Cappelletti. He was a loving and devoted husband to his Read Obituary
Mr. C. You will be missed! Thank you for always asking about our youngest son. Rest in Peace my friend. Deborah Lawrence VAMC
Frank was my idol in high school. He was a outstanding athlete. I had the pleasure to play with Frank not only in high school but at Villanova University. He had a great sense of humor and made me laugh when we got together after many football games. When we played away games like Texan A&M and Miami we had a ball after the games. He would make the defeats.....well a little forgetful with his jokes and humor. I will miss Frank but will always be in my memories and prayers.
May he rest in peace and the perpetual light shine upon him.
Michael F. DeLucia
So sorry for your loss, growing up I remember Frank and Joan always visiting at my Aunt Ann’s house.
May he RIP..🙏
Coach Cappelletti was a great football coach , and he got the best out of his players because of the inherent respect that he fostered (without having to ask for it ).Following the Henniger football game in 1967 the referee came up to me in the parking lot and told me that the game was the only game that he refereed that had NO PENALTIES...that speaks highly of our coach who we will never forget...Bart Carrigan , class of 1967
Dear Cappelletti Family,
Please accept my deepest sympathy on Mr. Cappelletti's passing.
I first met Coach when trying out, unsuccessfully, for the football team my freshman year 1966. Coach made a wise choice of course, I was too slow and a little "small", maybe.
That didn't stop me from hanging around the gym on occasion and enjoying Frank's insight and willingness to share a little discipline and/or graphic knowledge about life in general. It was all good.
Later in life we connected again through some mutual friends, my Dad and others, who were more than grateful for all that Frank had to offer in exchange for simply a friendship.
I was very fortunate along so many others to have known this fine gentleman.
God Bless and keep you Frank,
T. Capozzi
CBA Class '70
