Due to the wonderful contributions we continue to receive, we've added this guestbook to make it easier for you to share your fond memories of Frank. If you have sent us something for the site that hasn't been added yet, rest assured it will be added in the near future.
Thanks to each and every one of you who helped us build this fitting tribute to Frank. We couldn't have done it without you. I love his music and movies. Not only are they entertaining, but they have become a part of my life. When I'm sad, I put on "I've got the World on the String" or "That's Life" it really doesn't matter what song it is, it all brings laughter and joy in my life.
Frankie may not be with us in the Flesh, but HE LIVES forevermore in my heart, radio and television - and now this website.
You guys are doing such a GOOD JOB! I really enjoy this website compared to any other website on the net.
JoJo Thursday, May 14th
It was also Sinatra's.
The great Francis Albert
He's now with St. Peter
But he'll always be with us so long
And we'll never forget
As Cole Porter so succinctly put it
And, sadly, Frankie's parting proves
So let's toast The Chairman of the Board
Edwin "Ol' Green Eyes" Heaven <EHeaven3@aol.com> I became a fan of Frank's not more than a few years before he died. I heard of his death on the radio, at around 5:30am while driving to work. I developed a close connection with his music before that. Especially his albums dealing with lonliness. The first record I ever bought of his was "The September of My Years". It is one of the most beautiful and moving recordings ever made. Frank helped me get through some lonely times. It is like he said to me, "I know what lonely is, I've been there."
When I heard of Frank's death that morning, shock and sadness came over me. It was like I lost a very good friend.
Then I realized that Frank will live "From Here to Eternity".
Thanks for everything Frank
My voice a hurried phrase
With the entire universe I sing
Cuz I 've got the world on a string...
written by:
I just wanted one thing, to see Frank Sinatra live. I guess I was born
too late in life.
Thank you for your time.
It's been bandied about.
Wait a sec. Why?
The death of our beloved Francis Albert _is_ the "end of the twentieth
century."
Will there be a fresh "Frank Sinatra"?
Stay tuned, and let us hope so.
Jay Hopkins
His music, his voice and carism guided me since I remember - and that is about from 1950 on. At bad times he helped to "pick me up" by myself and at good times he just re-inforced my good feelings and optimism.
Now he´s gone - but I believe in God and I´m sure we all will have the pleasure to hear and see him again.
So long, Mr. Frank Sinatra, and see you later - yours Gerhard.
I may be only fifteen years old, but I've managed to be a huge Frank Sinatra fan. There was a time when the only lullaby I knew was the tender lilt in the voice of ol' blue eyes, as he crooned in the background of Tommy Dorsey's glistening trombone. Then I grew a little older, a little wiser, and of course, started to like boys. The funny thing is, I've never had any pictures of Leonardo DiCaprio, or any of those teeny-bopper heart throbs. I lined my walls with pictures of a young, lady-killin' Louis Prima, baby-faced Bobby Darrin, a spunky Cab Calloway, and of course, my own wickedly angelic black and white photo of Frankie. They sure don't make em' like that no more. So, Mr. Sinatra, wherever you are, may you be bathed in the sparkling soft light of "Polka dots and Moonbeams" and may you always kiss your "pug-nosed dream." Arivaderci, cada mia.
Mariana Mattiazzi
San Francisco, CA - Sunday, 28 Nov 99 23:57:57
THANK YOU FOR THIS WONDERFUL SITE WE ALL GREW UP WITH FRANK. AND HAVE VERY FOND MEMORIES THAT WE WILL TAKE TO OUR GRAVE. BRAVO MR. S OUR PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU. YOU ARE NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN.
RO PAGANO <RROPAG@AOL.COM>
MANAHAWKIN, NJ - Sunday, 28 Nov 99 11:42:36
He will live on in our hearts.
Jónatan Jónsson <jjtan@visir.is>
Reykjavík, Iceland - Saturday, 27 Nov 99 19:00:57
19 yrs old, Sinatra admirer for life.
Kerry Grant <PaleoPal@hotmail.com>
Portland, OR - Friday, 26 Nov 99 06:10:09
I've been a fan of Frank Sinatra since I was five years old. From Harry James to Tommy Dorsey.Then to the Hit Parade. I used sit in the parlor and listen to the radio.I would listen to the top hits of the week. Then when I was eighteen we try act like Frank. His music will always live in my wife's and mines heart. We have about ninetyfive percent of his music.He was the greatest.
Nick Infranco <Pudgi02@aol.com>
Holbrook, NY - Friday, 26 Nov 99 03:19:13
thanks for your tribut to our lifes.
Carlos
<ploppisar@hotmail.com>
Gotenburg, Sweden - Tuesday, 23 Nov 99 21:09:55
i would like to know who really wrote the song "Young At Heart". i am very interested in Frank's music and was just wondering. could someone please let me know?!?!?thanks!
Gweneth Roberts
<wew1280@aol.com>
Monday, 22 Nov 99 15:25:23
Where to begin? My journey with Frank began some 18 years ago. I was 7 at the time and listening to the sounds of "Ol Blue Eyes" fill my granfather's house on a warm July afternoon during a family cook out. It just blew me away as my grandfather Salvatore explained the chairman to me. He said to me "There's a man with talent and some day fella you're gonna sing like him" I was totally enthralled with the music and my grandad made me sing with frank and he used to have me sing for his buddies down at the hall. I knew then that all I wanted to do was meet the Chairman, but unfortunately I never got the chance but hopefully someday I will. Just listening and singing with the albumns taught me alot and it got me quite a bit of attention as I hit highschool and performed with the jazz band. Sorry I'm rambling!! He was great and he taght me that you can do anything you set your mind too. He was and is a great human being and I miss him dearly. Sleep Tight Frankie angel. Salute Paisano.
Kenny Phipps
<Voce13@aol.com>
Portsmouth, VA - Saturday, 20 Nov 99 03:24:21
Frank how do you explain greatness? He inspired so many and did it his way. It was a sad day for me when I heard the news. But I see old blue eyes up there with his hat singing away. I just wanted to say thanx for the music and the memories. You will live on in all of us. Yes....... it was his way.
Peter B Van Egmond <Rheost76@aol.com>
charleston, sc - Friday, 19 Nov 99 15:16:28
I LLLOOOVVVEEE FFFRRRAAANNNKKK SSSAAANNNAAATTTRRRAAA !!!!!!!
HUGH JASS <HUGHJASS@bigpond.com.au>
LIVERPOOL, AUSTRALIA - Thursday, 18 Nov 99 00:09:15
It's not the same without him. He was the best.
Dolores
USA - Thursday, 18 Nov 99 00:01:37
i always thought that i would shake your hand Frank but time was something we didn't have in abundance. but everytime i sing your music in my shows i can feel you at my side couching me and showing me how to do it right. i've got you under my skin.I will always love your music and what you represent to me good night Mr Sinatra! God Bless your soul. Alex Quintanella
Alex Quintanella <alex@rivernet.net>
ontario, Canada - Tuesday, 16 Nov 99 05:33:57
Frank Sinatra was an altogether great man. He did a lot of work that would entitle him to such a great honor.
Jacqueline Ponticello <sponticell@aol.com>
Buffalo, NY - Tuesday, 16 Nov 99 02:37:23
it´s very easy: i like sinatra.
alfonso paez <alf@chilesat.net>
la serena, chile - Sunday, 14 Nov 99 20:36:46
I love him forever.
Jari Jalonen <jaja@saunalahti.fi>
Forssa, Finland - Saturday, 13 Nov 99 19:03:05
Here is a letter I wrote to Frank Sinatra.....Dec.12 1996
My Dear "Best Friend" Frank Sinatra,
I know you do not know or remember me. I was the Room Service waiter at Resorts..Atlantic City who took care of you and Dean Martin along with Corky the waiter. It was 1979. I was also the younger waiter at the Latin Casino in Cherry Hill who could not wait to give my checks out to my customers, so I could go behind the left curtain and watch you do your "magic"on stage during the last year. I think it was 1978. I was also the young fourteen year old in the year 1967 who was mesmerized by "The Sounds of Sinatra" every Friday night on WWDB-Sid Mark's great show. Most of the kids thought I was nuts, but I knew what I was feeiling when you sang a song. Nobody in my age group could feel the things you sang about. I could. I am also the not so middle aged young man of 43 years old today who still gets goosebumps up and down my arms when I hear you sing "Come Rain or Come Shine". What a song. I am taking the time right now to say "thank you-thank you- thank you" for all the pleasure you have given me in your music. You have "greatly touched" me and those around me. You have given me an awareness of love and the way it should be through your music. THere were many times when I thought of writing to you, but I never knew what to say. I know about 99 % of your music by heart (don't worry I forget some of the lines too on occasion). If it wasn't for you and Tony Benett I don't know who I'd listen to. He is #2. I guess you cold guess who #1 is. Mr. Sinatra, Hope there is enough Grace in God to give you as many more healthy years as you so desire. I also hope there is some way of you to let me know you have received this letter. My best wishes for you and your family for the coming holiday season. Take care...Mr. S and may God bless you.
Richard A. Nage <rn1fs2tb@webtv.net>
Maple Shade, NJ - Friday, 12 Nov 99 05:46:48
I can only say a great thankyou to 'The Voice'. Had it not been for his velvet voice, and outstanding career then he would never have given me the oportunity to write a musical, giving theatre, and musical lovers the chance to fully expierience Sinatra. The gift that was given to him made him what he is today, a god, in the eyes of his fans. A memory for people to hold on to. It makes me feel so proud when an audience cheer and go wild after singing such fantastic songs as 'All the way','New York','Night and day'. If the way I feel close to the way the way that Frank felt, I think Ill be singing them forever.
Glenn Macnamara <glenn@macnamarajp.freeserve.co.uk>
Scotland, Uk - Wednesday, 10 Nov 99 14:14:21
I have been a fan for a number of years now and i first was introduced to Frank through my Grandmother. Since then i have been love with the music and era from when Frank started out as. Since her death, remember Frank and listening to his music makes me think of my grandmother as well, even though she is no longet wiht us. I am 19 and it is hard to find people my age who love this preformer. I enjoy other music as well, but Frank is my all time favorite preformer. Thank you.
Carolyn Aluia <cealuia@oakland.edu>
Macomb, MI - Tuesday, 9 Nov 99 16:59:07
Ever since i was 14 yrs old, Mr. Sinatra has been my singer; to this day, he brings back fond memories of my youth; when i play his cds or tapes, i'm full of mixed emotions because i miss him; he had such a beautiful voice; he enabled the listener to feel everything he was singing because, I feel, he really felt the emotions he was singing about (both sad and happy); i just want to know how his family is doing; especially nancy; she was very close to him; my thoughts are with you. anna adamchek.
anna adamchek <ama512@aol.com>
bronx, ny - Monday, 1 Nov 99 11:14:29
Frank is and always will be my hero, I play his music every where work,home,and car I love his song French Foreign Legion, I have been to see people who try and mimic him, but in my eyes there will never ever be another Frank I miss him. My last memory of Frank was at the R.A.H in 1992 and he was still belting his songs out. God bless you Frank.
Maureen Lawley <Maureen@slawley.freeserve.co.uk>
Shropshire, UK - Thursday, 28 Oct 99 19:50:38
FOREVER FRANK, MAY HIS LIFE BE AN EXAMPLE. FOREVER FRANK ICON? FOREVER FRANK, MAY HIS MUSIC LIVE ON FOREVER. TO THE NEXT GENERATION THIS IS A ROLE MODEL IF THERE EVER WAS ONE. FOREVER FRANK, GIVE A BIG "BIRD" TO THE FELLAS SAMMY,DINO,BROTHER-IN-LAWFORD. FOREVER FRANK. MEET YOU GUYS IN THE "BIG CASINO" SOON.
ANTIONE CRUTCHER <CRUTCHER03@AOL.COM>
USA - Wednesday, 27 Oct 99 23:16:14
I've discovered Frank's youth work by listening, carefully and lovingly to my mom´s long plays and absolutely fell in love with "World on a string" and "Fly me to the moon", my life has changed since I've heard Frank sing.
raquel <raquel@starmedia.net>
Mexico, MX - Monday, 25 Oct 99 19:33:52
Dear Mr. Sinatra,
I'm 35 years of age and have just found the magic of Franks wonderful voice that has changed my out look on life! The days of good guy's & bad guy's and how the Rat Pack fit into both worlds. My business partner and myself are looking to bring the Rat Pack style back to the Detroit area. I am very interested in finding Joey Bishop the last living legend of the Rat Pack. This would allow me to understand the man and is musical style that put him on top of the would. It's time Detroit felt the energy of Frank Sinatra or A.K.A. "CB" leading his Rat Pack into people's heart once again!
SO WATCH OUT DETROIT BECAUSE THE RAT PACK IS BACK!
Jerry.
Jerru G. Reid <jerry_reid@praxair.com>
Tecumseh, MI - Monday, 25 Oct 99 01:31:20
I'm a sixteen year old gal in love with Frank Sinatra. Ever since I was a little kid, I've always wanted to meet him or, if I ever had the honor, sing with him. Unfortunately, now I can't. Hopefully someday in heaven, I will be able to look into his blue eyes and sing like a songbird.
Wendy
Miami, Fl - Sunday, 24 Oct 99 09:36:00
Your music, your voice, your style FRANK...YOU ARE THE BEST! FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GOD BLESS YOU.
César Augusto D'Angelo <olmos@uol.com.br>
S.Caetano do Sul, SP, BRASIL - Sunday, 24 Oct 99 13:05:45
Frank Sinatra was a legend, and as the saying goes "Legends never die." Frank will live on through his music and his movies. He sang it best when you sang, "That's life."
Unfortunate for me I am only 16 and I missed living out Frank's golden years. But I'm very thankful that I've been raised with his movies and music. He has been a hero of mine sice I was little. His death was indeed sad, but at least he left behind his legacy.
Tara P.
Granite Bay, CA - Saturday, 23 Oct 99 00:44:51
FAS was such a big part of my life growing up. He taught me alot about music and life itself. I've loved him so much he'll remain in my heart forever... the music well never die.
Dawn Loftus <DLoftus@webtv.net>
Hastings, Mi - Thursday, 21 Oct 99 21:18:04
"Someone said drink the water, but he will drink the Daniels", Have one on me Frank, and say hello to the guys up there. Sleep easy and don't forget to dream.
Ian Pippin
U.K - Tuesday, 19 Oct 99 16:54:06
When Frank Sinatra died the music really stopped. Loved him since I was twelve, I'm 68 now. Saw him at Civic Ctr in Balto.twice and Largo in DC. I'm just so glad I lived when he did. Life would not have been much without his music. Marie
Marie Pirkey <MariePirkey@webtv.net>
Edgewood, Md - Monday, 11 Oct 99 19:48:37
Frank, you'll always be my music!!!!
May the last voice we hear be your voice!!
Petra Karbach <pkarbach@fh-koblenz.de>
Bendorf, Germany - Monday, 11 Oct 99 07:32:24
Frank, you were the best.
Frank J Hartman <hartfr@prodogy.net>
Bensalem, Pa- Thursday, 7 October 99 23:46:33
This website memorial is a beautiful tribute to the Chairman of the Board. I will always love Frank Sinatra. I listen to his music all the time and I also enjoy watching his movies. Love you always, Heidi Garman
Heidi Garman
Aurora, Minnesota - Wednesday, 29 Sep 99 04:56:12
I AM A 21 YEAR OLD THAT WISHED I COULD BEEN AROUND DURING THERE TIME.
PAUL TRUJILLO <PAUL_TRUJILLO@DELL.COM>
AUSTIN, TX - Monday, 27 Sep 99 04:56:12
None of us wanted to believe it. When I heard the news on the morning on May 15th, it was heartbreak, disbelieve and tears. Some say his death has left an indelible mark on all our hearts...most will agree, however, it was his life we'll never forget.
No,he wasn't perfect, but who is? He was a man of style, grace and talent and is a hero we'll always need.
"You gotta love livin' baby, 'cause dyin' is a pain in the ass." - Frank Sinatra
P.S. With Frank, Sammy, and Dean all in one place-heaven will never be the same.
Bart Patterson <patterba@flyernet.udayton.edu>
Dayton, Ohio - Tuesday, 21 Sep 99 17:12:35
He selected the most important of the American music library's ballads,gave them the finest interpretations and shadings for a permanency of the music and the artist
<MMarvel1@aol.com>
St. Paul, Mn - Sunday, 19 Sep 99 03:09:25
I am a resently converted Sinatra fan and although I am only 18 I think his music is the best i've heard.
Jonny B
Manchester, England - Friday, 17 Sep 99 09:32:56
i think he was great.
ulrika <gummiboten@hotmail.com>
uppsala, sweden - Tuesday, 14 Sep 99 15:05:38
The voice of the century.
frank j hartman
phila, PA - Saturday, 11 Sep 99 02:28:27
I was 16 years old when I first saw Mr. Sinatra at the Hartford Civic Center in 1975. I was young, but I knew this was a man who has been there and back. He sang the song Didn't we that night and I had just broke up with a girl that week. From that day I have been following him right up to the end. I work at Foxwoods Resort Casino, one of the last times he would perform was at the Foxwoods theater. It was great to see him one last time. I also had the chance to see Sammy & Dean perform. There will never be another Frank Sinatra or Sammy or Dean, never!. Will miss him. Man, what a show going on in heaven.
Steve Tantillo <stantillo@mptn.org>
Stafford Springs, CT - Tuesday, 7 Sep 99 19:07:16
Its my kinda town and my way lights up the night at madison square garden with screams in the night air when they hear Ol' Blue eyes say "Were does it hurt you, baby?" him in his tux with the mic in hand these are some of the greatest things the world has ever heard and seen. Franky is probably the most noticed musician of the 20th centery. I'm glad some one made such a good web site in his honor, thanks he's one of my idols.
Mario <ElLocoVato@hotmail.com>
Seattle, WA - Monday, 6 Sep 99 18:01:43
Frank deserves every tribute that comes to him. He withstood through a lot of attack from the press and media. His personal life was exploited. He was even an outcast for a while. But, he knew how to make people laugh and enjoy themselves, which can be quite difficult at times...
Carrie <slikkychic@aol.com>
Clinton Township, MI - Friday, 3 Sep 99 23:54:21
I stood on line at the Paramount many times to see Frank. After he died, there was many pictures in the paper going back to the Paramount Days and I spotted my friend and my self on line in l945.
That was my graduation year from high school. I first saw Frank in person at the McAlpin Hotel circa l945. I grew up with him and his music which influenced all milestones in my life and kept me smiling and crying for these many years. I will always love Frank.
HELEN Scally <Creation27@aol.com>
Stamford, CT - Wednesday, 1 Sep 99 22:53:32
I am 27, and I recall several things about Frank from growing up in Pennsylvania. I had a 45 with "All of Me" that my grandmother Rose had given me. I listened to that record again and again, and by far it is a treasured favorite. I never saw Frank play, but my grandmother did. She saw him when he was with Tommy. I'm glad she shared his music with me, and for me, Frank embodies greatness. I will share him with my children and my students. Hey, Frank, I love you! Stacey
Stacey Zavala <szavala@pacificnet.net>
Woodland Hills, CA- Monday, 30 Aug 99 03:30:24
He was a legend. The music and movies both are the greatest i've ever seen, and heard. RIP ole blue eyes, your legand will live on. Thanks for giving us some hope You did it your way!
Jennifer Copp <jenncrj8@yahoo.com>
Emporium, Pa - Thursday, August 26, 1999 at 22:54:34
My dream as a "wee" child in the early forties was to meet Sinatra!It took almost 50 years--but I met him (5-13-93)and it was the experience of a lifetime. He was really a nice man. I did get to be there for many of his concerts--including one of his last few (Kiel Auditorium, St. Louis), and in Las Vegas. When he sang, it always seemed that he was singing just to me. You know what--he was that way off stage as well! He'll never be forgotten.
Shirley Palen <OrangeOwl@aol.com>
Cape Girardeau, MO - Tuesday, August 24, 1999 at 20:57:59
THE GREATEST,THE LOVE OF MY LIFE
Nancy Capel <aleoncapel@ac.net>
Troy, NC - Monday, August 23, 1999 at 20:54:01
Frank Sinatra showed us all that in the face of adversity...when it looks like you've lost it all...you can come back and be a winner...as long as you never give-up or give in!
BILL FREEZE <billin@gateway.com>
PROVO, UT - Sunday, August 22, 1999 at 17:15:46
Frank Sinatra wasn't a big part of my life until lately. I grew up in the theatre, and a friend of mine (Bugsy, as he was called) was a big Sinatra fan, so through him, I grew to respect Frank as an entertainer. It wasn't until earlier this year (May) that I got to know Mister Sinatra in the field of music. I was doing a report on the Rat Pack for school, and there, at the low-brow Target stores, was a "Frank Sinatra Gold" for only 5.99. I bought it, needless to say, and the thing didn't leave my CD player for about a month and a half (replaced with a Dean Martin CD, no doubt). Currently, I'm saving money to purchase the Reprise edition of all of his recordings. Either way, whenever I got upset (which was alot, seeming I pined after way too many females who I knew I couldn't speak to) I would turn on Frank, and all the problems would seem a-ok. Frank's the only one who understands me, and he'll forever live on in my memories and heart, as well as that of my children (which won't come along for a while, but...well...what better way? Hook 'em while their young). After doing more study, I've come to a final conclusion. This truly IS Sinatra's world. You and I? We just live in it.
Josh Carson <the_idiosyncrancy@prodigy.net>
Louisburg, NC - Monday, August 16, 1999 at 20:17:46
Frank Sinatra was the best singer in the world. It has been over a year since his death. Not one minute goes by each day that i do not think of him. He is a great role model, his love, music, respect for people proves the man that he is. God rest your soul, Mr Sinatra,,I know you are and always will be in safe hands, along side with Martin and Dolly..See Ya At The TOP, SIR
Brad <mcfairlane@hotmail.com.au>
Australia - Monday, August 9, 1999 at 12:35:23
If a picture could paint a thousand words then why can't I paint you. I will miss you very much Frank you have played a very important part of me growing up even though I am only 25y/o I will remember that if you have a dream go for. You Did! Just think you were a skinny little kid from Hoboken who had a dream and fulfilled it. Well you have outdid yourself. I love you and may god keep your spirit alive and safe within all of the young and the old fans of your music. Good night sweet prince may you sleep forever. You make me proud to be half Sicilian.
felicia lewis <felicia_lewis@yahoo.com>
Schaumburg, IL USA - Monday, July 26, 1999 at 10:44:29 (EDT)
I need A review on Frank Sinatras book "My Father" could you help me out please.
Louise Smits <Smits@onthenet,.com.au>
Australia - Sunday, July 25, 1999 at 18:40:29 (EDT)
Hey Frankie,
Time after time
I tell myself that I'm
So happy to be loving you and your music...
Elvis.
'King' Elvis Presley <pallab@che.iitb.ernet.in>
Bombay, India - Tuesday, July 20, 1999 at 23:40:11 (EDT)
Congratulations for this page and:
SINATRA FOR EVER
Jhon <juanhijo@usa.net>
Malaga, Andalusia Spain - Tuesday, July 20, 1999 at 05:44:36 (EDT)
The music of Frank will span generations to come. It is a shame that a legend like him can't be kept alive in a some capacity for all to enjoy. A lot of people missed out on seeing a TRUE legend and I feel deeply sorry for them.
Nicole Melin <www.NMelin1011@aol.com>
Old Hickory, TN USA - Sunday, July 18, 1999 at 01:28:46 (EDT)
I am 30 yrs old and have listened to Frank Sinatra for
as long as I can remember. He was always one of my
Dad'd favorite singers, so I grew up listening to The Rat
Pack. I have told friends that the greatest regret in my
life is that I was never able to see Frank perform
live. I think that will always be my greatest regret. I
have two children-a nine yr old and a four yr old-and
they love Frank almost as much as I do. And that
makes me proud! It is wonderful to know that my kids
will keep his music alive well into the next millennium.
Susan
Susan <smm@lrbcg.com>
USA - Friday, July 16, 1999 at 00:43:32 (EDT)
I just found this site and my husband Frank loved Mr Sinatra
Evelyn & FRank <elou1037@gte.net>
Long Beach, Ca USA - Thursday, July 15, 1999 at 03:56:56 (EDT)
we have all your albums are trying for your familys new things also your candle you are the king what a ball you guys must be having up there jamming
edlanzone <dellanzonerip@webtv>
ft lauderdale, fl USA - Saturday, July 10, 1999 at 01:04:36 (EDT)
Frank, Frank, Frank. I am what you call a Frank fan. The usual stuff: 200 CDs, all the bios. The music. That's all that matters. No greater voice, heart on his sleeves, sad, ebullient. Gone a year, but here forever. True artist, greater singer of popular song there will never be. In that sense, alive forever more. Centuries from now, he'll still be listened to and all the singers to come will try and fail to be his equal.
David Lazarus <Dlazcjn@aol.com>
Montreal, Canada - Wednesday, July 07, 1999 at 15:39:55 (EDT)
The legend that Frank Sinatra left us, will never be forgotten! For some, he was just another singer, but for others, he enriched their lives greatly with his God-given talent! The day Sinatra died, was a great tragedy. We not only lost a singer, we lost an actor, a husband, a father, but above all, we lost a great man!! He truly graced this world by living!
I'll miss you Frank!
Rachel <Devoshan@aol.com>
New York, NY USA - Tuesday, July 06, 1999 at 14:28:57 (EDT)
I only hope his voice is the last sound that I hear!!!!!
Rebecca
Coconut Creek, FL USA - Thursday, July 01, 1999 at 14:44:35 (EDT)
If I could live any other life than
my own, I would live the life of Frank Sinatra. He is an icon that I can honestly say without hesitation is the entertainer of the century. Thanks for the dreams.
Jaime Perlman
New York, NY USA - Sunday, June 27, 1999 at 03:34:21 (EDT)
he truely is the greatest that ever lived. this is what he said."pour a little jack daniels, sit back, listen and remember* i drink to you. may we all live to be a hundred, and the last voice you hear be mine. you got it frank
jennifer winters
USA - Friday, June 25, 1999 at 22:49:07 (EDT)
I would like to mak a book about Frank
Joey <Scrubby12@home.com>
Clumbia, Md USA - Thursday, June 24, 1999 at 16:51:04 (EDT)
u died too soon
nosa <koala@qualitynet.net>
kuwait, kuwait - Thursday, June 24, 1999 at 12:29:45 (EDT)
looking for rare recordings of Frank.
jay bartlett
USA - Thursday, June 24, 1999 at 07:23:02 (EDT)
GREAT SITE!!! FRANK SINATRA WAS TRULY A GREAT SINGER BLESSED BY GOD WITH AN AWESOME VOICE. I HOPE THAT THROUGH HIS MUSIC HE WAS ABLE TO FIND GRACE IN THE EYES OF GOD AND IS NOW HOME WITH THE LORD SINGING PRAISES TO HIM.
GOD BLESS YOU!
Ana Borovicka <anab1963@yahoo.com>
Miami, FL USA - Tuesday, June 15, 1999 at 14:41:55 (EDT)
I'm 15 years old and Sinatra is my life.
Since I was 9, I listen his music and see his pictures.
I would like to say that this page is very good and
it makes me feel very happy, because there are a lot
people who likes him as much as I love.
Izabel Alvares
Izabel Alvares <Educariza@alternex.com.br>
Rio de Janeiro, RJ Brazil - Tuesday, June 15, 1999 at 13:16:41 (EDT)
Sinatra's style of music is so great because you can understand it and when he sings its hard not to ignore. He put such feeling into his songs that it makes you feel he is singing it just for you.
carol kerr <thebogie36@www.hotmail.com>
mt holly, PA USA - Monday, June 14, 1999 at 14:16:14 (EDT)
A letter to my hospital bed.....
How did he know? In memoriam.....
Kalos K^agathos.
sarah <hellanetravel@ukonline.co.uk>
london, g.b. - Saturday, June 12, 1999 at 11:22:28 (EDT)
A card to my hospital bed,how did he know? Thanks......
sarah
london, u.k. - Saturday, June 12, 1999 at 11:08:03 (EDT)
All I can say is, we miss you!
Cat Serenissimo
USA - Friday, June 11, 1999 at 23:17:45 (EDT)
i'll never forget the day he passed away - music never sounded better - life was never harder - feelings never so expressed
thank for this beautifull life frank !!!
aldes <aldes1973@hotmail.com>
Belgium - Thursday, June 10, 1999 at 05:52:45 (EDT)
Great Sight! Helped me with my project at school! Thanks
Katie <HrdlnKatee@aol.com>
Carlinville, IL USA - Thursday, May 27, 1999 at 14:03:06 (EDT)
I am looking for texts of Frank's songs "Stranger in the night", "I've got you under my skin" and "My way". Thanks for helping me!
Milusa Bubenikova <milusab@mbox.troja.mff.cuni.cz>
Prague, - Czech Republic - Thursday, May 27, 1999 at 13:19:52 (EDT)
Hallo!
Milusa Bubenikova <milusab@mbox.troja.mff.cuni.cz>
Prague, - Czech Republic - Thursday, May 27, 1999 at 13:13:49 (EDT)
My son is named after Francis Albert. I'd like to continually hear the"Voice" for the rest of my life. Thank you Mr. Sinatra.
Gilbert Dimson <dimson@pacific.net.ph>
Manila, Philippines - Thursday, May 27, 1999 at 07:57:34 (EDT)
new york new york no words...
Martin Rojas <ratintin@yahoo.com>
Cali, Colombia - Wednesday, May 26, 1999 at 08:41:59 (EDT)
After Frank's death, I saw a music video of him in a tribute program on VH1 (I think) singing "Here's that Rainy Day", in a motel, it was raining outside and afterwards, he left and got in his car & drove off. Is this video available to the public for purchase???
Yvonne Reid <ycreid@erols.com>
Washington, dc USA - Wednesday, May 26, 1999 at 08:36:55 (EDT)
I Want to now more about the 'History of Frank Sinatra
Marina <Luna_3_82@hotmail.com>
Chicago, lLL USA - Monday, May 24, 1999 at 18:56:48 (EDT)
i NEED TO FIND SOME INFO ON FRAK SINATRA IN THE 40'S GOT SOME FOR ME?
Sarah Poire <junebug@cyberportal.net>
Laconia, NH USA - Monday, May 24, 1999 at 13:16:05 (EDT)
frank sinatra has been one of the best voice all over the world.
my contribution from italy!
mary
ravenna, italy USA - Sunday, May 23, 1999 at 12:54:02 (EDT)
FRANK SINATRA Y AVA GARDNER FOR EVER!!!!! SHE WAS THE GREAT LOVE OF HIS LIFE!
Kitty <nn@hotmail.com>
N.Y, USA - Saturday, May 22, 1999 at 11:35:00 (EDT)
very very nice frank would like it
john e. harris <beezer@icdc.com>
phila., pa. USA - Friday, May 21, 1999 at 21:45:32 (EDT)
I have had the privilege of seeing Frank in concert many times and all I can say they will be some of the most memorable times of my life.
Therese Lettiere <terry.lettiere@grubb-ellis.com>
Chicago, IL USA - Friday, May 21, 1999 at 17:45:20 (EDT)
I love Frank Sinatra and your page is wonderful!. Please continue to remember Frank. Thank you
Lourdes Corręa <lourdescorrea@.uol.com.br>
Rio de Janeiro, RJ Brasil - Friday, May 21, 1999 at 16:08:21 (EDT)
I am an artist specialising in Fine Art Drawings of Legendary Performers and feel that you may be interested in my work. Please visit http://www.folserve.com/studio.html
Thanks
Colin Bithell
UK - Friday, May 21, 1999 at 14:45:17 (EDT)
Great site.
Gail <GMKMPI@aol.com>
USA - Thursday, May 20, 1999 at 18:14:07 (EDT)
frank was an inspiration to my family and i...i saw him a time or 2 in concert and it was the hippest!! he was a very cool man...there'll never be another
meg <sexyttuange@excite.com>
columbus, ohio USA - Wednesday, May 19, 1999 at 16:28:46 (EDT)
Frank Sinatra has helped me to become a man, plain and simple. His music describes every emotion I have ever felt, and some that I cannot fully understand until I am older. He was the standard to which every man should aspire to. Thank you, Mr. Sinatra, for everything.
Koreem Bell <kb3835@ark.ship.edu>
Shippensburg, PA USA - Wednesday, May 19, 1999 at 09:41:27 (EDT)
Frank is dead, what a shame.
Kristian Hegelund <kristianhegelund@hotmail.com>
Aars, D.K. Denmark - Wednesday, May 19, 1999 at 06:32:24 (EDT)
I love F.Sinatra her voice and her history . I like know more of him
patricio Manriquez <carodono@entelchile.net>
santiago, stgo Chile - Wednesday, May 19, 1999 at 01:12:03 (EDT)
I love his signing, and would like to hear some
Jeanine Otterbein <JMO042880@AOL.COM>
Hughesville, Pa USA - Tuesday, May 18, 1999 at 11:19:46 (EDT)
I will never forget the first time I heard Mr. Sinatra, I was only 6 or 7 years old and I heard Mrs. Robinson, but the song that stood out the most was All The Way. Every once in awhile an 'Ava Gardener' will enter my life and break my heart, it is at this time I feel no ones can understand my pain, and then I play '"I'm a fool to love you.' And it is at this time, I know Mr. Sinatra sings for me. We miss you Mr. Sinatra I've seen you perform only twice in my life the last tim in N.Y.C April 1994. Your last appearance in New York but never in my heart.
Your fan
Ron
Ronald E. Baldwin Jr. <BaldwinGrp.com>
New York, N.Y. USA - Monday, May 17, 1999 at 23:53:14 (EDT)
Looking for photos
Robert Kribs
USA - Monday, May 17, 1999 at 23:05:18 (EDT)
Doing research paper for high school English class.
John Smith
USA - Monday, May 17, 1999 at 22:33:57 (EDT)
I like Frank Sinatra and all his music.
Bob Blaikie <blaikie@hunterlink.net.au>
Muswellbrook, nsw USA - Monday, May 17, 1999 at 21:58:13 (EDT)
"It's post time." Yes, indeed it is. Frank will always be remembered for the characters he portrayed on screen; for the songs he crooned; and for the countless hearts and minds he captured. He was larger than life itself, and that was somehow appropriate for a man whose talent knew no bounds. Someone once asked me, his voice tinged with sarcasm and perhaps criticism, why I listen to Frank's music. I didn't miss a beat with my response. "Frank is the twentieth century," I answered. "That's why I'm a fan." God bless you, Frank. It's been a pleasure lending you my ear.
John M. <mrjohnp@gateway.net>
Norwalk, CT USA - Monday, May 17, 1999 at 19:09:07 (EDT)
i need info about Sinatra. If you could send me his birthdate, death, and other information about him I would be gratful(its for a school project).
Darian Trailer <T_H_U_G_1_3@hotmail.com>
Millersburg , oh USA - Monday, May 17, 1999 at 15:58:40 (EDT)
I turned on the radio Santa gave me for Christmas in 1965 and heard this voice. It was him (me). I've been listening ever since.
I met him in 1981. There I was, next to and speaking with THE guy.
What a life. What a treasure. I miss him like I miss my grandfather. It's an ache, an irrational melonchaly that never wanes.
His music is the music of my life. I've lived my life more wholesomely, but vicariously through his. I am my own man. I'm going my own way. Frank has been there as a guide for 35 years.
Fondly,
The Voice II
Richard J Anthony <ranthony@aoncons.com>
USA - Monday, May 17, 1999 at 15:55:00 (EDT)
frank you were the best
jazz <646>
harvey, ILL USA - Monday, May 17, 1999 at 14:36:18 (EDT)
frank is cool
jazz <646>
harvey, ILL USA - Monday, May 17, 1999 at 14:34:32 (EDT)
I would just like to say that Frank Sinatra set standard by wich we should and do judge all other music. Frank truly showed us what it means to live the music. I am only 15 and was turned on to Frank's music by my great-grandfather and I am sure glad of it. Frank Sinatra touched all ages, now and then. Frank will never leave us unless we forget him, and i don't see that happing for quite a long time! Thanks.
Rudy Gonzalez <SportsMed5@aol.com>
San Francisco, CA USA - Sunday, May 16, 1999 at 21:51:10 (EDT)
Soy admirador de Frank y no pongo mas por que de todos modos no le van a entender
ruben dario rodriguez <rdrl@hotmail.com>
Sonora, cob USA - Sunday, May 16, 1999 at 20:45:07 (EDT)
I'm looking for a list of all of the Frank Sinatra albums ever produced.
Mark Gilbert <tmgilby@ix.netcom.com>
Richmond, Tx USA - Sunday, May 16, 1999 at 13:10:45 (EDT)
1 YEAR. 1 YEAR OF REFLECTION.
WE STILL HAVE THE MUSIC, THE MOVIES, & MEMORIES OF THE GREATEST SINGER OF THE CENTURY. SO, SET 'EM UP JOE.
LET'S HAVE ONE FOR FRANCIS ALBERT. MAY HE LIVE IN HEARTS, FOREVER. GOD BLESS YOU FRANK SINATRA, WE ALL LOVE YOU.
STEVE GAN <SGAN413106@AOL.COM>
SAN FRANCISCO, CA USA - Sunday, May 16, 1999 at 02:49:15 (EDT)
We will love you until all eternity has passed away.
Martin Rehder <mrehder@bbc.net>
Alliance, NE USA - Sunday, May 16, 1999 at 00:24:39 (EDT)
Wow- hard to believe a YEAR! has
already flown by since the VOICE
left us behind in this world.
Here's to you Frank. You the MAN!
GR in ABQ,NM,USA
Gary Rodgers <portia@efortress.com>
ABQ, NM USA - Saturday, May 15, 1999 at 16:53:25 (EDT)
Mr. Sinatra has been part of my life since I heard him sing "Polka Dots & Moonbeams" in 1939. He sent me an autographed picture and asked for one oe me, which I sent!I saw him so many times - at a horse show in ST. Louis with T.D. and his orchestra, in Detroit on stage, in Albuquerque in his own show, many times in Las Vegas. I always thought I would meet him, but never did - my one regret. His music was very important and still is in my life.
Betty B.
Green Valley, Az USA - Saturday, May 15, 1999 at 11:21:46 (EDT)
Dear reader i would like to know what site the candle with his sent is on because i would like to buy it.
Thanks!
Josephine <Jlomb2123@aol.com>
Deer Park, Ny USA - Saturday, May 15, 1999 at 11:04:41 (EDT)
I've been a Sinatra Fan for the last 4 yrs. now ever since I first saw his movie Robin and the 7 Hoods on AMC. At 10 years old, I am the youngest fan I know in my area. I even dressed like him for Halloween this year and listen to his music almost every day.
Tyler Greatorex
Stephens City, VA USA - Saturday, May 15, 1999 at 09:46:54 (EDT)
It's almost unbelievable that a year has passed since Frank left us for that big casino in the sky. I think of him daily and hear him singing everyday on radio or I'll put on a disc of the nearly hundred albums I own. Frank left an indelible mark on the 20th century but mostly brought me an abundance of listening and viewing pleasure that will continue into the next century, Frank will live forever!
Reginald Sayers
USA - Saturday, May 15, 1999 at 04:00:12 (EDT)
As a teenager in upstate New York in the early 40's, Frankie was my idol. My first piano sheet music was "All or Nothing at All."
I heard the news of Frank's death while vacationing in Nassau, Bahamas. That evening at dinner, without a word of introduction, the steel drum performer played "My Way." There was a prolonged silence before the applause. A moment never to be forgotten by this lifelong fan!
Joanne Montague <montague_joanne@hotmail.com>
USA - Saturday, May 15, 1999 at 03:52:57 (EDT)
I think Frank is just the greatest and I would like to hit ww.franksinatra.com but I cannot open it up.
Jane Bullock <djb@ipa.net>
Rogers, AR USA - Saturday, May 15, 1999 at 01:23:57 (EDT)
God Bless......
Dean Valerio <dinoviscyco@email.com>
San Diego, CA USA - Friday, May 14, 1999 at 21:30:20 (EDT)
Today is the anniversary of his passing and felt that I needed to say something about Frank but i'm speechless. I have no idea what to say about the man who changed music and who let me know that there was actually good music in this world. Frank I miss you, dean, and 'sam' and hopefully now you three are together again. love you frank, ciao baby
Heather <ripfrank@hotmail.com>
Fontana, CA USA - Friday, May 14, 1999 at 20:15:58 (EDT)
There was and ever will be only one Francis Sinatra!
Betty Jones
USA - Friday, May 14, 1999 at 19:21:11 (EDT)
Frank was and still is a part of my life......my parents and Frank had a lot in common....they got married the same year as Frank and i was born around the same time as Nancy......My father even resembled Frank i really miss him....i know my mom does and we want our 1560 station back with frank can't someone do something about that. Where's Jonathan? our weekends are not the same since they took that station off......we are in new york. help.
Mary Monte <mtm@cbsnews.com>
new york , USA - Friday, May 14, 1999 at 16:49:05 (EDT)
On the anniversary of your death, I want you to know you are in my heart today..tomorrow..forever. Bless you for giving us your gift and allowing us to know you. You are missed.
Stacey
USA - Friday, May 14, 1999 at 13:40:45 (EDT)
Saw Frank in Chicago in the early 40s and was hooked for life. The chairman of the Board will live forever!
George Sobyra <grsobyra@concentric.net>
Porterville, Ca USA - Friday, May 14, 1999 at 10:55:37 (EDT)
Sinatra was the greatest entertainer of the 20th Century. His music and movies inspired millions of people young and old. Whether you listened to him as a kid at the start of his career or towards the end, he always had an impact on your life. Where ever you are Franky baby, we know you're doin fine and we wanna tell you we miss you,
Dave Weitz <fubu05now>
Merrick, NY USA - Friday, May 14, 1999 at 01:09:26 (EDT)
Friends of The Man,
Tomorrow marks the one year mark when our benevolent leader left us. I ask that for those of you in the Bay Area commemorate this momentous date in our collective history and stop by Gian & Carlo's in North Beach. Have a Jack and Water, spin a record on the juke box, and stare wistfully into the memory of good times made great by the presence of so great a man. If we're lucky, we'll know each other by the same look in our eyes. If so, let us remember together the guy that brought us here. Thank God we've been fortunate enough to live in his world, if only for a little while. I'll see you there.
Joe Marti <martjo23@hotmail.com>
San Francisco, CA USA - Thursday, May 13, 1999 at 19:39:21 (EDT)
Thank you so much for such a wonderful "shrine" in which I can feel solace and afinity with so many other friends. I was 17/18 in 1958 whwn I caught on to Frank. I soon went into the Navy (62)and I was razzed a lot because I had Franks picture on the inside of my locker! Man, when he sang" come fly with me" I really wanted to go with him the first few months aboard ship. His picture and his music reminded me of how "The best was yet to come",once I was discharged and back in California.
Anthony de Losada <DELOSADA@IX.NETCOM.COM>
Danville, CA. USA - Thursday, May 13, 1999 at 18:06:13 (EDT)
A year ago, my husband and I got married at St. Ann's in Hoboken. It was also the day Frank left us. When I introduced my then-fiance to my brother, he said he hoped Frank would hang in there- because Hoboken would be up for grabs on the day Frank passed. Well, Frank did die that day- Hoboken was up for grabs- but the wedding went off without a hitch. Thanks for the Summer Wind in front of City Hall, Frank. It was the perfect capper. Does anyone have a photo of us in our wedding clothes in front of City Hall May 15?
Sincerely,
Kate
Kate Caldwell <codwalla@hotmail.com>
Hoboken, NJ USA - Thursday, May 13, 1999 at 12:36:56 (EDT)
good
Ryan
USA - Wednesday, May 12, 1999 at 13:53:45 (EDT)
he was a good man
val
USA - Wednesday, May 12, 1999 at 13:49:35 (EDT)
its almost been a year since Mr. Sinatra left us, only a short time but it seems like forever. I got to see one of his shows in Vegas 9 years ago on New Years Eve. Man, what a show!! I listen to his music most every day, and wish I could have met him just once. Not to ask him for anything, but only to say "THANK YOU, MR. SINATRA". He may not have been a Prince, but he sure was King!
Mark
USA - Saturday, May 08, 1999 at 01:16:24 (EDT)
I listen to you every day and I still get chills every time I hear your voice. I can't believe it's almost a year since you've passed.
Thank you for always being the entertainment at all of my family gatherings. We feel as if you're sitting there eating the meatballs with us. You will live on from here to eternity.
Love,
Jersey Girl
Toni Marie
Altamonte Springs, FL USA - Thursday, May 06, 1999 at 12:20:16 (EDT)
The best is yet to come......Frank died the night before I graduated high school. I'll never forget him.......I'm lonely for the big towns
naebyrd <adriennerogers@mindspring.com>
Ft. Lauderdale, Fl USA - Tuesday, May 04, 1999 at 23:55:08 (EDT)
you are the one person who has spent every day of my life with me. thank you. Robert.
robert <rtg@bellsouth.mail>
ft. lauderdale, fl USA - Sunday, May 02, 1999 at 10:43:25 (EDT)
Frank's music has gottn so many people through so many rough times. If you listen hard enough, Frank will always tell you how to cope, and lets you know that you'll somehow get through. He means so much to me, that I could never begin to thank him. I love you, Frank.
jULIE
USA - Sunday, May 02, 1999 at 00:58:03 (EDT)
it wasn't till after frank's transition did i relize his ability to move anyone with his unforgetable voice. he was one of a kind i believe as long as the world revolves there will never be a man who can take a song and give it such meaning and heart as frank. he was a beautiful man who is truly missed. shannon
shannon ellison (18) <shannonellison@hotmail.com>
jamestown, ky USA - Saturday, May 01, 1999 at 01:54:17 (EDT)
Whenever I think of old friends or old times, there was always a Sinatra song to remind me of that certain year or place. Franks music has gotten me through many bad times ! I owe him a lot !
Bobby Gallo <barbagallo@earthlink.net>
Linden , N.J. USA - Wednesday, April 28, 1999 at 23:18:09 (EDT)
Altough we've never heard Frank play live , we'd like to think we'd be able to hear him one day in that big blue coktail loung in the sky... he was a great man with immense talent and all of us here in chicago cried the day good ol' blue eyes died.
We love ya Franky Baby,
Dollface and Hip Kitty
Dollface n' Hip Kitty <spitphyre3@aol.com>
chicago, Il USA - Tuesday, April 27, 1999 at 20:03:01 (EDT)
What can I say? it's been almost a year and I still can't believe that Frank's gone. I grew up listening to him and now at the age of 17, I'm still playing his albums. The thing that has been with me the most since his death is that I wanted to say thank you to him for influcing me to become a singer and thanks for the music.
Bridget Butler <BRIDBUTLER@aol.com>
Livonia, MI USA - Tuesday, April 27, 1999 at 15:27:04 (EDT)
What is there to say that hasn't already been said? We all love you and wish you were still here to endlessly entertain us. You are greatly missed by my friends and most of all me.
josh bolinger
seattle, wa USA - Monday, April 26, 1999 at 01:16:55 (EDT)
HEY Frank, Thanx for all the good times and Ill SEE YA around. Just keep dreaming and hopin that LUCK WILL BE A LADY TONIGHT.
Garrett Tycki <stud702@hotmail.com>
Attica, NY USA - Saturday, April 24, 1999 at 17:56:10 (EDT)
Frank thanks for the memories!
Mark Patti (scrappy)
Tonawanda, NY USA - Friday, April 23, 1999 at 19:08:35 (EDT)
Anyone visiting Dublin in the near future be advised the Sinatra Music Society monthly meetins take place every second Monday of each month at the Ashling Hotel, Parkgate Street Dublin. You can get a bus to the hotel door (almost) for a few cents. The receptionist will tell you where we are meeting. Love to see you. Tom Coyle Chairman SMS Dublin.
Tom Coyle <tcoyle@esatclear.ie>
Dublin 5, Ireland - Friday, April 23, 1999 at 16:27:12 (EDT)
I'm only 18 years old and Frank has been a major part of my life. I've been listening to him for almost all my life. He has gotten me though bad tlmes and good times. If you listen closely he gives you advice. I had just had my heart broken and I heard ,"Dream when your feeling blue". So, I did what he told me and the next day I got up and moved on. I thank him for that and much more everytime I hear his music. The only problem I have is the word thanks isn't strong enough.
Ben
Westerville, Oh USA - Wednesday, April 21, 1999 at 15:43:56 (EDT)
Frank Sinatra will remain an icon forever. His voice was second to none and a "style" that was all his own. Frank Sinatra had class. When Sinatra was in the room the atmosphere became electric! He had a profound presence unlike anyone else. Fortunately for us, we experienced it. At least we can play his songs till the wee small hours of the morning.
JOE
Hoboken, NJ USA - Monday, April 19, 1999 at 20:01:50 (EDT)
frank was always a critical part of my life and i live by
the lyrics of the melodies. now i sing them as an fs
tribute artist in nyc. always looking for new friends who
love this genre and am pleased to sing for them too!
keep in touch, whoever my new friends are!
.....joe anthony.....
joe anthony <joe.anthony@mailexcite.com>
new york, ny USA - Monday, April 19, 1999 at 16:37:15 (EDT)
The world continues to miss the great Frank Sinatra. I have been a fan since the middle 1940s. Such a great loss to the world of music. I miss his wonderful voice. I have many of mr. sainatra's music, records ,tape and videos. The Sinatra family and the world has lost one of it's best. may you rest in peace Blue Eyes.
George H. Smith <ghsmith@techline.com>
Aberdeen, WA USA - Saturday, April 17, 1999 at 16:00:03 (EDT)
Where can I find some lyrics to his song "Thanks for the Memories"? If you know please tell me.
Bara Mann <bkmann@hotmail.com>
USA - Saturday, April 17, 1999 at 02:06:05 (EDT)
You can find the lyrics to the song "Thanks For The Memories" at The Sinatra Songbook web page. "Thanks For The Memories" is best known as the signature song of Bob Hope.
I'm 17 and it is a very good year because I have Frank's songs and movies to get me through the tough times. I never got to meet him or go to one of his concerts but he is my idol. Being and amateur singer myself, he is my inspiration. His talents have filled a void in my life and has helped me to realize my dreams. I wish I could have told him how he has changed my life, as I'm sure many other wish. He is in our hearts and dreams. He has spanned many generations and hopefully many more to come. I consider myself living proof of this. I'm the bobby-soxer of the 90's. RIP Heaven sounds a whole lot sweeter. Frankly your, Roma
Roma <QtPie535@aol.com>
Atlantic City, NJ USA - Sunday, April 11, 1999 at 16:18:32 (EDT)
Frankie was so much a part of my life. I regret that I never had the opportunity to meet him in person, but his love songs will remain forever in my heart. Ol' Blue Eyes Lives On.
Marian
Poland, Ohio USA - Friday, April 09, 1999 at 17:58:49 (EDT)
How do you keep the music playing during the wee small hours of the morning while the summer winds come blowing in? It was a very good year 'cause I got you under my skin and I get a kick out of you. From Here to Eternity.
Nick Russo Jr.
Atlantic City, NJ USA - Monday, April 05, 1999 at 22:49:30 (EDT)
I can watch Frank Sinatra's movies over and over. I can
listen to his music over and over again and they only get
better and better. I'm in my 50's and I've watched him
all my life. With each year he all ways got better. I just
wish I would have seen him in person. His death was a
great loss, but he will all ways live through his music,
his movies, and all his many contributions he made in
his life. He was truly a great man.
Barbara Craig <baacraig@indiana.edu>
Ellettsville, In. USA - Thursday, April 01, 1999 at 17:22:17 (EST)
I miss you Frank...you were and always will be a big, big part of my life.. R.Rubino
Richard Rubino <rrubino@222massed.net>
E. Harwich, Ma USA - Tuesday, March 30, 1999 at 21:33:38 (EST)
The world has never seen anyone like Francis Albert Sinatra. And perhaps it never will again. No other entertainer in history has had the dpeth and sustainability as Frank had. I listen to him, my father listens to him, and my grandfather listens to him. Times change, but one sure thing is that no matter what, a Sinatra sinlge, LP, 8-track, casstete, or CD will bring people of every generation alive today together. An Oscar winning actor,a trend-setter, a first-rate showman, and an artist whose timelesness will no doubt carry his music long enough for my grandchildren to enjoy all his best, Frank Sinatra will not be forgotten. Here's to Ol' Blue-eyes, the Leader, the Chairman of the Board. Thanks, Frank. "Look down, look down, that lonesome road before you travel on."
Dave
Dave Hail <davehail@ou.edu>
Norman, OK USA - Monday, March 29, 1999 at 22:18:48 (EST)
The world is a little colder without Sinatra. Can someone tell me what movie he sang
"The music stopped" in. One of his first movies.
Marie Pirkey <MariePirkey@webtv.net>
Edgewood, Md USA - Sunday, March 28, 1999 at 18:49:25 (EST)
Frank Sinatra sang "The Music Stopped" in the 1943 RKO Picture "Higher And Higher". It was Sinatra's first starring role.
i love Frank and I cried for days when he died.
I am only 16 but I grew up with Frank.
I wish I could of lived in a differant era so
I could have had a chance to meet him. He is my idol!
laura <abbynorm9@aol.com>
Boston, MA USA - Thursday, March 25, 1999 at 14:16:21 (EST)
I'm 15 years old, and love Frank Sinatra.
My mom grew up listening to him, and in turn, so did I.
He is the best singer ever to grace us. I just with I
could have grown up in his era.
Katie Carlson(The Soph-O-More) <InocntKat@aol.com>
Hopkins, MN USA - Tuesday, March 23, 1999 at 10:56:29 (EST)
Frank was the greatest singer and entertainer in the world. I miss him so much. I hope Frank Jr. will keep his music alive. He also has a wonderful singing voice. I want to hear more from him and from Nancy.
Elaine Nemer <EKNemer@webtv.com>
Kenner, La. USA - Monday, March 22, 1999 at 23:16:21 (EST)
I love all the classic actors, but
Frankie was my favourite. I'll
miss him always. Love ya Frank.
-me
Chelsea DiGioia
Ithaca, N.Y. USA - Monday, March 22, 1999 at 17:13:07 (EST)
Frank Sinatra was my HERO. He was a Legend. Frank will never be forgot. God watch over him and let him keep singing. Love you, Frank.
Jill Greenwell <pajll@aol.com>
Frankfort, Ky USA - Saturday, March 13, 1999 at 20:34:28 (EST)
I am 13 years old and can recognize the greatest. He is my favorite. He had so much class and I love him so much. He was so handsome and charming. I wish I would have lived in his era. It's a shame that I didn't realize his greatness until after he passed away. My website will be coming out soon featuring him.
Stephanie <SaucyU@aol.com>
Petersburg, Oh USA - Saturday, March 13, 1999 at 19:31:47 (EST)
Great site. I can't add improve on what's been written but can only add to it. First song my wife and I dance to at our wedding was "All the Way." Before her I spent my share of nights listening to his saloon songs in the dark and drinking. Although my wife just doesn't get it, I am slowly teaching my daughter to understand his greatness.
Joe Bracket <jbrackst@aol.com>
USA - Friday, March 12, 1999 at 10:44:28 (EST)
He was and still is the greatest singer I'll ever know
Sharon Lord <sharon@brereton.com.au>
Melbourne, Vic Australia - Wednesday, March 10, 1999 at 00:41:00 (EST)
Excuseme if I do some mistakes, -I'm from Catalonia - but I need to express my most honest condolences to the sons and wife.
He sang the most beautifull song I listen in my 15 years.
Thanks Frank!
Jordi Rubio
Barcelona, Spain - Monday, March 08, 1999 at 16:51:06 (EST)
What can i say about this man, that he hasn't alrady told us in his songs. He was an angel that reminds us all of what life is, and how it should be lived. There was a song for every moment, and he lived in all of them. No matter what period of his career, he could climb onto the stage and pierce us all. I have listened to his voice every day, and his death hurts me every moment. But no matter what, he is still there...the crowd is never ending, and the night is forever long...the Daniels will always be clinking, and the smoke will always be curling....Frank has aught me so much about living, and it is more than safe to say, that He will be a beacon for all time...for singers... for performers...for the actors, and the drunks...to the losers, and the lovers....He was the man in the hats, and He taught all of us the way to wear it...
God Bless you Frank Sinatra
I hope that I live a hundred years, and the last voice I hear..
be yours.
Lee M. Cortes <lcortes@rs01.kings.edu>
Wilkes-Barre, PA USA - Sunday, March 07, 1999 at 19:50:58 (EST)
Well,Well,Well, what can i say about the way Frank Sinatras music has effected my life????????
Natalie <margaretbyrne81@hotmail.com>
Dublin,Ireland, dub Ireland - Sunday, March 07, 1999 at 14:13:11 (EST)
Can't believe I still miss you so much. Listen to your music all the time. Rest in peace. You live forever.
jeanaj
USA - Friday, March 05, 1999 at 00:27:47 (EST)
To Mr. Frank Sinatra.... Always remembered...Never forgotten....Rest in peace...Sweet Prince.........
June <June1Lenny@aol.com>
Manhattan, N.Y. USA - Thursday, March 04, 1999 at 20:52:16 (EST)
I'm only 21 y/o and don't remember Sinatra very much during his "Hay Days" but I LOVE music, especially FRANK'S MUSIC. He is truly one of a kind that bought music - entertainment - to a BIG level. He will always be "Ole' Blue Eyes."
JoAnne <hbpol119@csun.edu>
Northridge, CA USA - Tuesday, March 02, 1999 at 22:41:53 (EST)
Sinatra was the last of the great interpretors of what I think of as "old man river" music. The musical lineage that began with ragtime and went on strong through the sixties with television highlighted by Frank Sinatra, Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Judy Garland and so many more. That kind of music hasn't had the same popular appeal since those days. But jazz, and the popular music of that era that relied heavily on jazz, the music of Gershwin, Cole Porter, etc., I believe is the most significant artistic achievement, even more than cinema, that America has produce in the twentieth century. And Frank Sinatra, Louis Armstrong, and Billie Holliday, were the holy trinity of American singers. I hope that some more come along like them in the next century. And I hope that this musical legacy will rise again.
donald barnat
USA - Saturday, February 27, 1999 at 07:10:20 (EST)
When FS was in the Civic Ctr.in Balto.,Md. I reaized he was singing his last song for the show, I ran up to the stage, people followed, 2 broken ribs, grabbed his ankle, it was worth it. Loved him since I was 12, God Bless him.
MARIE E. PIRKEY <MariePirkey@webtv.net>
Edgewood, Md. USA - Sunday, February 21, 1999 at 14:19:52 (EST)
As a young girl, my dad use to sing Frank to me. Now that both of them are gone, its great to have these sites to sit and remember
Denise Pusateri <pusateri@bellsouth.net>
Louisville, KY USA - Saturday, February 20, 1999 at 15:07:41 (EST)
I am only 14 years old and I grew up listening to Frank Sinatra. I love his music and with his music he will stay alive and in my heart.
Thanks for keeping Frank alive
Andrea
Andrea Aiello <02aiela@hn.woco.ohio.gov>
Dunkirk , OH USA - Saturday, February 20, 1999 at 14:46:10 (EST)
When I was young my grandfather and I would listen to Frank Sinatra as my grandfather blew in my eyes to put me to sleep on his lap. As I got older I still appreciated the sound of Frank's voice and have continued to be a fan. Frank did it his way, there was no other way for such a magnificant man. My girlfriend thinks my love for Frank's music and lifestyle is a little out of the times, but to Frank along with many others I know his music contains no time constraints and his lifestyle would make any modern man's fantasies seem boring today. To Frank I tip my black hat and have a Jack and Coke like Sammy would have done.
Jason Wilde <protege77m@yahoo.com>
Miami, FL USA - Thursday, February 18, 1999 at 17:48:31 (EST)
One of the great has passed our way, way from seight, but not from our hearts or mind. we love you Frank. Rest in peace, with the angels.
lou <allthat@alltel.net>
Jacksonville, Fl USA - Monday, February 15, 1999 at 21:40:44 (EST)
Sorry for two messages in succesion. To the folks who visit this site: read "Why Sinatra Matters", by Pete Hamill. A wonderful tribute to Francis Albert.
Tom Zwolinski <zwolin1@gateway.net>
Alexandria, VA USA - Monday, February 15, 1999 at 21:07:37 (EST)
The yery first "juke-box" song I can remember is "Young at Heart" by Frank. This man defined a great deal of what I thought (and still think) is important in life. Set 'em up Joe!
Tom Zwolinski <zwolin1@gateway.net>
Alexandria, VA USA - Monday, February 15, 1999 at 20:45:59 (EST)
Friday, May 15th, 1998, I stood on the sidewalk in front of Caesar's Palace in Vegas and at 8:30PM the big neon signs there and at other casinos, went dark. I understand employees inside stopped their work and stood in silence for a moment as well. It was a brief tribute for a lifelong contribution of a never-to-be replaced entertainer. Frank Sinatra made Las Vegas what it is today, but he also gave the rest of the country, and the world, a reason to be alive. There is no person that could not find, and relate to, one of Frank's hundreds of musical recordings and not "connect" with the lyrics. He was genuine, he was tireless, and he was profoundly American in his style. And his contribution to the 20th Century will live, and be enjoyed, forever!
James Stock <jamestock@aol.com>
Las Vegas, NV USA - Sunday, February 14, 1999 at 22:00:37 (EST)
I was 9 yrs old in 1941,and listened to "Your HIT Parade" on the radio(no TV then).From then on,most of my life has had Frank's music in it.There wasn't very many "for the first time" experiences that didn't have a Sinatra song in it.I saw one of his last shows here --a magical night.It brought back a fond memory--I was 26(40 yrs ago)--there was a blonde, a convertible, a summer night, and Frank singing "Mr Success"--ah sweet youth.The world was ours to take and Frank was there to help us.I am saddend at the passing of another monument of my youth, but grateful that I lived and loved with his music. Thanks for the mrmories,Frank--may your BIRD live forever. Harold
Harold Cator <hcator1@rochester.rr.com>
Rochester, NY USA - Saturday, February 13, 1999 at 15:12:35 (EST)
From Edwin "Ol' Green Eyes" Heaven, who writes like hell:
Was Seinfeld's final episode.
Has left the room.
And Saints Dino and Sammy.
As there's some brokenhearted schnook With two-bits
And a funky jukebox to play.
The way he wore his hat
Ring-a-ding-ding.
And how he was just too mah-velous
Too mah-velous for words.
Like glorious, glamorous
And that old standby enamorous.
And Ol' Blue Eyes
So perfectly phrased it:
"Don't you know little fool
You never can win..."
Beyond a shadow of a smile
We're all dooby-dooby-doomed.
Till the wee small hours of the morning.
And make it a Jack Daniels for my baby
And one more for the road.
USA - Wednesday, February 10, 1999 at 05:50:28 (EST)
"Fly me to the moon... let me play among the stars, let me see what spring is like on jupiter and mars, in other words...hold my hand, in other words...baby kiss me.
Frank Forever
IL USA - Saturday, February 06, 1999 at 04:21:06 (EST)
May God bless you Frank. Thank you for the best music recorded. Thanks for "September", "All Alone", "Where are you?", and "In the Wee Small Hours" and every other recording you made.
Swing Forever!!!
USA - Saturday, February 06, 1999 at 04:11:32 (EST)
FRANK SINATRA
1915 - Eternity
Sincerely,
Brian
Brian Holloway (age 22) <arfb@midwest.net>
carbondale, IL USA - Saturday, February 06, 1999 at 04:02:10 (EST)
Frank Sinatra's music will live on as long as as there is life...
Thanks Frank.
Brian Eliot Holloway <arfb@midwest.net>
USA - Saturday, February 06, 1999 at 03:19:24 (EST)
Mr Sinatra your music you did is the best and since you past
away its,not the same any more your music still lives on always your a big insperation to me keep on swingin up there and with count basie "The of The Best
mike pearson <romeo691Waol.com>
hartford, ct USA - Thursday, February 04, 1999 at 00:20:14 (EST)
Sinatra's cut (1957's)- "I've got you under my skin" off the magnificent 'Songs For Swingin' Lovers' album, is the finest recording ever created. Sinatra's talent and charm can never be surpassed. His brilliance is timeless.
May you rest in peace, pally, and may the last voice I hear be yours.
Greg <zarathos@nycap.rr.com>
NY USA - Wednesday, February 03, 1999 at 23:08:50 (EST)
May God Bless and keep in the palm
of his hand the"Greatest Entertainer of the Twentieth Century".There will never be another like him!!
Phil Rabattino <rab2u@aol.com>
West Berlin, NJ USA - Sunday, January 31, 1999 at 16:40:19 (EST)
Frank, I miss you like a father. There is not a day that goes by that I don't think of you. It is Saturday night-"the Lonliest Nigt of the Week", and "I Have the Right to Sing the Blues". We will always have the music.
Tom Patella <sing122881@aol.com>
White Plains, ny USA - Saturday, January 30, 1999 at 21:29:14 (EST)
Ol' Blue Eyes I miss you so much.Heaven has got you now. So sing you HEART away and do it your way. There will never be another you. You will always be in my dreams. I hear you singing all night. Last night you were singing THAT's LIFE AND ALL the way and Suddenly I went off to sleep with you in my heart. Bless you always, Jill Greenwell
Jill Greenwell <pajll@aol.com>
Frankfort, KY USA - Thursday, January 28, 1999 at 16:27:55 (EST)
The best,that's all I can say.
Elaine Coghill <Elaine.Coghill@Cableinet.com.uk>
Glasgow, United Kingdom - Monday, January 25, 1999 at 08:52:16 (EST)
Frank Sinatra and
his music really mean alot to me. When I was growing up in the Bronx, New
York, my father often played his favorite album.."Come Fly with Me". I
still remember sitting in the living room listening to the album on the
"hi-fi" as we used to call it, but the sound was great in those days. I
remember the famous album cover with Frank in front of a big TWA jet and
blue skies in the background...and Frank Sinatra had his trademark hat on.
It was a beautiful cover...I remember that it was really a very good
painting actually. Anyway, Frank Sinatra's music was always and continues
to be a big, big part of my life. I still find it relaxing to listen to a
Frank Sinatra album. This music I can understand! There is nobody else like
Frank Sinatra..nobody ! I hope that somehow Frank Sinatra knows that he
has touched alot of lives and there are songs that almost define episodes
in people's lives. My father loved Sinatra so much that just before he
passed away last year, he wanted "My Way" to be played at his funeral. That
was my Pops!
ken bailey
USA - Monday, January 25, 1999 at 01:16:41 (EST)
FRANK LIVED HIS LIFE THROUGH HIS MUSIC AND WE
ALL LIVED IT WITH HIM . IM SO GLAD THAT I WAS
BORN AT THE RIGHT TIME TO LIVE IT. MY ONLY REGRET IS THAT I NEVER GO A
CHANCE TO MEET HIM. GOD BLESS YOU FRANK
michael <bubbababy@webtv.net>
USA - Monday, January 25, 1999 at 01:10:35 (EST)
years ago I remember Frank on the Hit Parade radio show. All the girls
would scream and swoon. .From that day to this he has been an American
Institutuion to me.
Shirley Mack <IMME@worldnet.att.net>
USA - Monday, January 25, 1999 at 01:08:50 (EST)
The man has done so much for the country.
Especially for the countries children. I think that if anyone in the world ever deserved a Congressional Gold medal, it's
definitely Frank Sinatra.
Emily Davis
USA - Monday, January 25, 1999 at 01:07:38 (EST)
Sinatra is pure music.
as a classical pianist, let me tell you,
no one has had a bigger influence on me as an artist.
simple as that
Lynn Davey, Ph.D., <ldavey@sjcme.edu>
USA - Monday, January 25, 1999 at 01:06:07 (EST)
As a child I enjoyed singing and
dancing in my mothers living room when one of Frank's wonderful movies came
on. Today being over 50 I still get that shake in my legs to get up and
dance my life away with Mr Blue Eyes himself. The dream of a lifetime
for every woman alife was to just touch him... he has brought much joy
to the World and any award will be and would be to little to thank him
for all he has done for the well being of people's soles and lives just
to here him sing, and watch him dance. Without a care in the world he
made life pains and bad times slip away even if only for a
short period of time...
June Sholty <sholty@cyberforce.com>
USA - Monday, January 25, 1999 at 01:05:13 (EST)
I was 14years old and saw you on the beach at Atantic city.You were kind
enough to give me your autograph, which I treasured. While making the
crosscountry move to Calif from NY somehow or other the autograph was
lost. woe is mee. I still miss having it.
SYLVIA BONSIGNORE <sbonsign@venturahs.vtusd.k12.ca.us>
USA - Monday, January 25, 1999 at 00:58:56 (EST)
When I was 17 it was indeed a very good year; it was the year I
discovered Frank's music. I found original mono gray-label copies of
"Come Fly with Me", "Close to You", and "Songs for Only the Lonely" in a
small second-hand shop when I was living in an even smaller town way out
in the sticks of Vermont. When I played them I couldn't believe what I'd
been missing up to then. But no longer, baby. Since then I've been
collecting and collecting. In the late 80's I saw Mr. S twice in Tampa,
FL, where he was performing for charity. These two concerts were
wonderful, prime examples of what Tony Bennett (another class act) so
aptly terms "The Silent Sinatra", the man who has devoted so much of his
time to quiet, unassuming great generosity to those in need. Hearing
that wonderful Riddle arrangement of "Summer Wind" live was
fanfantabulous. I could go on and on, as I know many others could.
Frank, Thanx a whole bunch for a lifetime of
uncompromising performing honesty and excellence.
A fan forever,
Bob Anderson
Grad Student at Kent State U.
Kent, Ohio
Bob Anderson <rjanders@kent.edu>
Kent, Ohio USA - Monday, January 25, 1999 at 00:56:56 (EST)
This man has brought more joy, compassion and love to the world than a 100 other men.
There has always been times in my life, good or bad, when his music was just the right
thing to get me through.
God Bless him and keep him safe and warm,
Margaret Goldberg, (formerly, Glasgow, Scotland)
Margaret Goldberg <margold@mosquito.com>
Cherry Hill, NJ USA - Monday, January 25, 1999 at 00:55:10 (EST)
The years of abundance have come
The days of fun are done
The worries of life I rufused to see
The trials of me I set free
My thoughts a wonderous maze
My music the reason I live
My eyes to my people I give
Vigen Sayadian
Vigen Sayadian <veeg@earthlink.net>
USA - Sunday, January 24, 1999 at 23:55:27 (EST)
His music is timeless.
Rich Rubino <chess@cape.com>
USA - Sunday, January 24, 1999 at 23:54:58 (EST)
The line about "the death of the twentieth century" is cliche.
Jay Hopkins <jhopkins@mail.cee.umn.edu>
USA - Sunday, January 24, 1999 at 23:54:17 (EST)
what a great loss...I just loved him from the day I played hooky to go
see him at the paramount....GOODBYE
edith blauschild <grandmaedie@webtv.net>
USA - Sunday, January 24, 1999 at 23:53:40 (EST)
Had the privilege of visiting the grave of Frank Sinatra, at the Palm
Springs Cemetery, in Palm Springs, CA this past December. It was a very
moving experience for me. Especially seeing the graves his father,
mother, his uncle Vincent Mazola, his grave, his friend Jilly Rizzo, and
then the parents of his widow, Barbara Sinatra, Charles and Irene
Blakeley. Tooks photo's of all of them, and put them in my album.
I also had the privilege of playing hooky in New York, and saw him
perform at the Paramount Theater twice. Will never forget it. Have quite
a few of his video's, LP's, tapes, and now the CD's.
There will never be another singer like him ever. He was the greatest.
"Big" Frank W. Skapura
<bigfrank@setec.net>
USA - Sunday, January 24, 1999 at 23:51:13 (EST)
Years ago Franky had his only performance ever in Vienna - Austria.
I´ve mist it, because of family-vacation in Greece. Never I can appologize this to me.
Now he´s gone.
Lopata <gerhard.lopata@teleweb.at>
Austria - Sunday, January 24, 1999 at 23:50:26 (EST)
I am a very young Sinatra fan (only 11) but I like him a lot. I discovered
Frank when I was around 8. I was watching On the town. I asked my mom who one
of the men was. It was Frank. Ever since then I have listened to his music and
read about him. I was heartbroken when he died.
I'll miss you Frances Albert Sinatra
Kate
- Sunday, January 24, 1999 at 23:49:12 (EST)
Frank Sinatra was a great man and a great inspiration for every
generation. Sinatra's dead? I don't have to believe that. Nobody does.
porsche550 <porsche550@webtv.net>
- Sunday, January 24, 1999 at 23:48:31 (EST)
"HIS LIFE WAS GENTLE AND THE ELEMENTS SO MIXED IN HIM
THAT NATURE MIGHT STAND ON IT'S FEET AND SAY TO ALL THE
WORLD-THIS WAS A MAN"
-WILLIAM
SHAKESPEARE
Anonymous
- Sunday, January 24, 1999 at 23:48:07 (EST)
I know it has been a while since Frank went to the craps table in
the sky, but I wanted to add my part as well. The day that Frank passed
away a friend of mine and I went straight to Hoboken to pay our respects
to the town that begot our legend and spent the rest of the evening
guzzling martini's at Sam's till the wee small hours of the morning.
Frank Sinatra has influenced my life deeper creatively than most of my
artistic mentors ever have. And with that I raise my glass to you
Francis Albert. I hope I do live to be 100, and I promise the last
voice I hear will most certainly be yours. Goodnight and good-bye Mr. Chairman.
Emily <estock@unix.temple.edu>
USA - Sunday, January 24, 1999 at 23:46:31 (EST)
Even though I am only 18 years old Frankie is my fav singer this is
mainly due to my fathers likeing him. I have every cd the Frank made,
and when he died, i cried all day, I know I will miss him very much. I
never thought that someone I have never met (even if it were a
celebrity) would be such an insprition in my life.
Amanda <cshaw@one.net.au>
Australia - Sunday, January 24, 1999 at 23:45:26 (EST)
Frank Sinatra set the image that was America. Smooth, relaxed, and
carefree. He was truly an American Legend.
"Goodnight Sweet Prince, and Flights Of Angels Sing Thee To Thy Rest."
Emily Davis <edavis@media.utah.edu>
USA - Sunday, January 24, 1999 at 23:43:24 (EST)
Thanks for your songs and musik dear Franc.
I don't understood all of your songs because I am from other side of
World and my English isn't so great but the soul and melodies of your
song was great!!!
Thanks for all. Your fun from Ukraine.
Alex Bo <lilit@sbs.com.ua>
USA - Sunday, January 24, 1999 at 23:42:31 (EST)
I have named my young rooster, Frank, born about the time of his death.
A "randy" young stud rooster, crowing and crooning. Charlene Fisch
Charlene Fisch <fishgo@mindspring.com>
USA - Sunday, January 24, 1999 at 23:41:31 (EST)
