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In Memory Of
Francis Anthony Randazzo
1939
2019
Francis Anthony Randazzo
June 23, 1939 — January 3, 2019
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Francis "Frank" Anthony Randazzo Sr., 79, peacefully passed away on January 3rd, 2019 surrounded by his beloved family.
Frank was born on June 23rd, 1939 in Rochester, New York to the late Angeline and Anthony Randazzo. Frank was the beloved husband and best friend of his one and only love of 58 years, Carol Randazzo. He was the devoted father of Anthony "Tony" (Leah) Randazzo, Stephen (Shelly) Randazzo, and Francis "Frank" (Tarrah) Randazzo Jr.. The loving and committed grandfather of Allissa (Dominic) Mucci, Anthony Jr. "A.J."(Sammy), Giordan, Vincent, Nico, Marcus, Tia, Henry, and Elizabeth Randazzo, Sophia Hall, and Zadia (Jason) Vacanti. Frank was also the adoring great-grandfather of Gladys Vacanti.
Frank was a hardworking businessman who migrated to Fort Collins, Colorado from Rochester, New York in the early 1970's with Eastman Kodak, where he eventually retired after 28 years.
Frank was adored by all who were blessed to know him, and will be missed greatly.
A funeral mass will be held in Frank's honor at Saint Joseph Catholic Church, Wednesday, January 9th, 2019 at 2:00 pm.
Frank was born on June 23rd, 1939 in Rochester, New York to the late Angeline and Anthony Randazzo. Frank was the beloved husband and best friend of his one and only love of 58 years, Carol Randazzo. He was the devoted father of Anthony "Tony" (Leah) Randazzo, Stephen (Shelly) Randazzo, and Francis "Frank" (Tarrah) Randazzo Jr.. The loving and committed grandfather of Allissa (Dominic) Mucci, Anthony Jr. "A.J."(Sammy), Giordan, Vincent, Nico, Marcus, Tia, Henry, and Elizabeth Randazzo, Sophia Hall, and Zadia (Jason) Vacanti. Frank was also the adoring great-grandfather of Gladys Vacanti.
Frank was a hardworking businessman who migrated to Fort Collins, Colorado from Rochester, New York in the early 1970's with Eastman Kodak, where he eventually retired after 28 years.
Frank was adored by all who were blessed to know him, and will be missed greatly.
A funeral mass will be held in Frank's honor at Saint Joseph Catholic Church, Wednesday, January 9th, 2019 at 2:00 pm.
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