Condolence: Dear Deborah, Brandon and Alma ... As we have all experienced, the loss of a loved-one is always painful, but our faith sustains us during this period and beyond. Frank's obituary was a beautiful depiction of his life, his faith and his love and devotion to his family and to others. I wish I could be with you at this time when family and friends meet and surround you with love and prayerful thoughts, but unfortunately I cannot. My deepest condolences to all of you at this time. In his role throughout life as a Husband, Father, Grand-Father, Great-Grand-Father, Uncle, Nephew, Mentor and/or Friend, it appears as though Frank Joseph Mastroberti touched the lives and souls of many, and may those memories last throughout your life time. Again, my deepest condolences .... Gary Gary W. Whyte Mountainside

Condolence: I didn't know Frank, but based on a reading of his obituary in the paper, I am pleased to see he is my brother in Christ. I am praying for his loved ones, as I am sure they will miss him greatly. Please take comfort in knowing he IS with our Lord and Savior, Jesus. Right now!!! Frank is happier now than he ever was in his earthly life. We will all join him soon enough. I look forward to meeting my brother in the presence of Jesus Christ. Much love to his family, Johnny Farina Paramus, NJ

Condolence: My deepest condolences to the family and friends of Frank for the loss of your dear loved one. The Bible calls death an enemy that God will soon bring to nothing, 1 Corinthians 15:26, therefore, fulfilling the promise at Revelation 21:4. Until then, hold onto your precious memories, lean on family and friends for comfort and God for he gives us 'everlasting comfort and good hope' to cope in the days ahead, 2 Thessalonians 2:16, 17 and John 5:21.