Franklin Wayne Grizzaffi - Guestbook

Grizzaffi family,
I am deeply saddened by Mr. Frankie's passing. My heart is heavy for your loss. I had the pleasure of being in the same CPAAA class at BPD years ago. He was a pleasure to be around and his smile was contagious. Never saw him without it.
With sincere condolences,
Butch and Cindy Lorenz

My sincere condolences to all of you. I have so many fond memories of Frankie in our younger days. With our Dads being Partners we became more than friends we were family. Frankie was always making us laugh. He loved being in the Houston Fire Department and loved being a Paramedic. I pray for peace and comfort for all of you. God Bless!

sorry for your lost

Wendy, Hilary and Debbie,

I am so sorry for your loss. Frankie was a great man. Cherish the memories as I know there are many.

So sorry for your loss. Our love, thoughts and prayers are with you and family during this time.

Sending my condolences to your family!

We are so sorry to hear about Frankie. He was such a sweet person and had a great smile. As time goes by think of all the good memories to help you through the tough ones. Y’all are in our prayers.

As said, we are just passing through this world. Y’all’s loved one did just that and walked his way to heaven. His journey of life was long and got tiring, so now he sits & walks with the angels & has a camera in his hands. Oh, what beautiful scenery he must be enjoying. Listen closely, when alone, you may hear the click of the camera when he takes a picture.
Don’t cry, only his body is gone, his spirit is around y’all as he watches over & protects his loving family.

We haven't loss Frank as long as we remember him, his spirit lives on just on a higher level and even though we can't see him he will still be walking beside us watching over us till we meet again.

Frank it has been great pleasurer to have known you and the laughs we shared together.

Your Life was a blessing, your memory a Treasure, You are Loved beyond words by your friends and family beyond measure.

Till we meet again safe journey..."R"

I,am so sorry to hear about your loss, I was lucky enough to meet him and I knew what a great man he was. May God be with him and the family.

So sorry for your loss. He was loved by many.
Love,
Linda and Ted

Dear Family of Frankie,

We mourn your loss of your loving Husband, Father and Grandfather. Frankie came from a tremendous Christian family Grandparents Frank and Rose Grizzaffi, his parents Vincent and Pattie and Debbie by his side as a loving wife. His living actions seeded a legacy for his children and grandchildren. His caring and gracious service as first responder with the Houston Fire Department and other agencies touched many lives.

Frankie we love and will miss you!

Your Grand Parents Frank and Rose Grizzaffi Posthumous, Aunt Angelina Grizzaffi, Cousins Alex and Vicki Manos & family, Gary and Deborah Williams & family.

I am sorry for your loss, may God continue to watch
over your family as you go through this difficult time.

I want to start by expressing my sorrow for your loss!
I had the opportunity to work side by side with Frank on Ambulance 8 back in 1981. I had just been promoted to Chauffeur and was assigned to Fire Station 8 where Frank was the Paramedic and I was his driver. Little did I know at the time that Frank would have such a profound impact on my career. During my tenure working with Frank I was fortunate enough to learn from whom I considered to be the best paramedic in the city. One example of this was, you did not get assigned as a Paramedic to a busy Ambulance unless you possessed exceptional life saving skills. The Houston Fire Department’s Medical Director (Dr. Paul Pepe) made sure of this. If anyone were to ever doubt this, it was Ambulance 8 that was taken out of service by the Deputy Chief over EMS (Whitey Martin) at the time and assigned to the Vice Presidential motorcade for George HW Bush when he would come to Houston. I was a Chauffeur/E.M.T. (Emergency Medical Technician) at the time. It was Frank that encouraged me to go to Paramedic School. I soon signed up and followed in Frank’s footsteps. After becoming a Chauffeur/Paramedic I was reassigned back to Station 8 to work once again side by side with the greatest Paramedic that I ever had the opportunity to work with.
Rest In Peace my brother!!!

I am so sorry for your loss. Remember to cherish your memories.

So sorry for the loss of your family member. He sounded like a great family man and person. May God be with your family in the days ahead.
Sincerely, Judy Willms

So sorry for your loss. Prayers of peace in the days ahead.