But He Meant So Well..‪.‬ Andrew Passarelli

We explore the many different hats Frankie wore during his younger days in his various odd jobs including running a moving truck and piano removal team, performing as a singing telegram delivery man, his short stint as an assistant chef in a hospital, and an unfortunate mishap with a fully stocked Coca-cola truck

We explore Frankie's history of driving, full of trials, tribulations, and citations, including failure to properly secure a door around a corner, sneaking friends into the drive-in movie theater, and a very unlucky 1957 Chevy

We explore one of Frankie’s lifelong passions...coaching; from the early days of youth football to the later years of starting a lacrosse program from scratch and all the stories of getting thrown out of the dugouts, and off the sidelines in-between.

We explore the glory days of Frankie’s youth from his time playing football in Paterson behind his mothers back, getting a scholarship and heading below the Mason-Dixon line to Wake Forest for a short stay to making the practice squad for the Washington Redskins and beyond.

We explore Frankie's adventures during his service to our country in the Army, National Guard, and Military Police, complete with stories of throwing grenades, mistakenly falling from a helicopter, and his experience during the race riots in Newark, New Jersey. 

We explore the beginnings of Frankie's love of the circus with stories of close encounters with elephants and his attempts to perfect his knife-throwing talents with his little sister as his assistant.