We were so sorry to hear about your loss. He was such an easy person to talk to. He will be missed by so many. I looked forward to talking with him while he was fishing and I was day dreaming.
Dear Mrs. Scalia~
Please accept our sympathies in the earthly death of Frank.. Ken knew Frank as a customer at Melzen Farm Supply while Beth met him at her Diabetes Support Group here in Glastonbury. He was a man with a thirst for knowledge and a very gentle spirit. We both enjoyed hearing his stories and have great memories of the little time we spent with him. May he rest in peace with Our Heavenly Father.
Fondly,
Beth and Ken Melzen
Dear Rebekah and family, i’m so sorry for your loss. Please find comfort in the loving promise From God’s word that “all that are in the graves shall hear his voice, And shall come forth...”. My sincere sympathies go to you during this difficult time.
My deepest condolences on Frank's passing. I was privileged to work for him at Connecticut Mutual; he was a supportive mentor and an inspiration to me. His intelligence, energy and warmth made for a dynamic personality whom I've never forgotten. May you have fond memories of him to comfort you during this difficult time.
Becky - my prayers and condolences. Frank was such a wonderful gentleman and a valued deacon at First Church. Love to you and your family.
Amy and Wes Grove
Frank was such a wonderful person--funny, intelligent and always a joy to be around. I am so glad I was able to get to know Frank through First Church and our entire church community is thinking and praying for your family in this difficult time.
Although I did not have the pleasure of meeting Mr. Frank A. Scalia, I interact with his lovely daughter daily- Laura Hart. The family values that she shares at work and as a friend reflects her upbringing and ethics of her entire family.
Thank you for carrying your mission through your surviving family and friends.
God Bless the entire family.
God Speed,
Yoshi Barreirinhas
Frank was such a motivating and generous boss & colleague at Barnes Group and later. His cheerful manner and willingness to listen were invaluable in his career — and mine. Prayers to all for only happy memories. RIP Frank.
