Contributions to the tribute of Frank Aragona

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Friday, March 1, 2024

I’m so sorry to hear of Mr. A’s passing. I remember him as dedicated to everything he did in life. First to his wife and then to his children and grandchildren who all grew into hard working people with a strong sense of morality. His business endeavors not only allowed him to raise his family but he also built relationships with guests and employees alike. He wasn’t afraid to be in the shop getting dirty in his work nor was he afraid to entertain the houseguests with murder mystery nights where he was most often the victim. He taught employees many things that they wouldn’t have otherwise known. My own children have been involved with improv having learned it by being cast members in the murder mysteries. He had a ready smile for everyone whether he was working to keep things running or just driving around on his golf cart making sure to greet everyone along the way. On the year round crew he personally gave us Friday BBQs and wouldn’t let us help him because it was his gift to us after a week of work. Always classy, always good to the people he met, he will never be forgotten. He has etched a place in the hearts of many. Shelly Sweeney

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Maureen Crotty Fox posted a symbolic gesture

Wednesday, February 28, 2024

Dear Claire and family. So sorry for your loss. I haven't seen you all in many years but I have fond memories of our girls together. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

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Charlie & Frances Serro posted a condolence

Sunday, February 25, 2024

Dear Claire and family I am so sorry to read of Frank's passing. Frank was a good friend and fellow resort owner, he certainly was a strong force to the tourism industry in Greene County! Hard worker and always got things done always a pleasure to work together! Rest in Peace

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Dr Tom Bruno posted a condolence

Saturday, February 24, 2024

My condolences to Claire and the family. They should be very proud of what he accomplished during his lifetime, from service to our country to promoting and providing economic growth for our county. It was obvious during our many conversations he was so proud of his family. I will miss our visits together, and hope the family finds strength as they remember him and his legacy. RIP Frank…