Frank Ceresi

[Hankphenom]

Frank and I were very close, living just a few miles from each other and having done numerous things within and without the hobby over almost 20 years. This is devastatingly sad, especially so as Frank had only recently met and married the love of his life, Barbara. He has two wonderful children, Nicki and Dan, and they and the numerous friends he will leave behind are his greatest legacy.

[Vintageclout]

Ryan,

Hi, its Joe Tomasulo and I want to thank you for the update on Frank's condition. I knew he was going for testing over the past 6 - 12 months but could never really get any information as to the results of his medical condition. I've known Frank approximately 6/7 years and he was always the consummate professional in brokering many major memorabilia deals for me. He loved talking about both the hobby and baseball in general, and if possible, let him know my most sincere prayers are with him and his family. Joe

[benjulmag]

I'm really sorry to hear this. Frank and I had a lengthy conversation about a month ago, and he had a lot of hope about his chances for recovery. I've known him for over 20 years and would not be exaggerating by describing him as one of the really good guys in this hobby. He is a gentleman in every sense of the word, and is a beacon of honesty and integrity. Please tell him my thoughts and prayers are with him.

[oldjudge]

Ryan--I didn't know Frank but I wish him peace, and maybe a miracle.

[sforaker]

I got to know Frank only over the past year, but I immediately recognized in Frank the same traits so well described by Corey. He made a very favorable impression and I consider myself fortunate to have made the connection. My thoughts and prayers to Frank and his family.

Scott Foraker

[ValKehl]

I first met Frank many years ago, and we have chatted a few times over the years. I can't say that I know him well, but he always seemed like one of the good guys in the hobby. Frank, may you rest in peace.
Val