My blood cousin but truly more like my "brother" from another Mother. We grew up as kids together, 49th Street'ers all the way. We began singing together on the corner when we were around 10 years old initially singing duets together then eventually singing with many groups over our 60+ years together. He was the Matre'd/manager/operator of my South Philly Cent' Anni Restaurant and was loved by all. He called all the ladies either "hun" or "doll" and made everyone feel at home. He was a hell of a cook/chef and one of the best dancers anyone could ever imaging. Like a butterfly on his feet taking after his father Mamo Sr. Such a funny person possessing a great sense of humor and an avid lover of animals. Mamo couldn't harm a fly even if he tried. I was the best man at his wedding with Linda and he was my best man at my wedding. We did speak often but not often enough. He was resilient, No one could endure the pain and suffering he went through but he just moved on never wanting to burden anyone. A class act that can never be followed. He is now in a better place, peaceful and in God's hands. You will be missed my all, but not more than me........Love you Cuz, Frankie