My Way - The Life and Times of Frank Censale

It is in our deepest sorrow that we reveal the passing of a beloved father, husband, brother, and mentor, Frank Censale on April, 21, 2021, at the age of 74 from natural causes. Frank Censale was born in Massachusetts, but forever a free spirit, he refused to be content in one spot. As a second generation Italian-American, Frank worked in his father’s family grocery store, stocking shelves and providing food for his community. Frank soon went on to earn a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Education from Boston University, served in the U.S. Peace Corps in Costa Rica, and obtained a black belt in Taekwondo. Frank traveled to China, Taiwan and South Korea teaching English as a foreign language, and making lifelong friends from all over the world.
After completing his travels, Frank wanted nothing more in life than to have children. In 2007, Frank settled in Washington with his wife Sharon, daughter Paige, son Alex, and family beagle. He is survived by many loved ones including his sister Donna Santoro. He will be remembered for his dedication, his sense of humor, selflessness and his devotion to his children. With such a full life, being a father was his happiest achievement. Frank, you will be so deeply missed.

[@drloshead]

this was awesome! thanks for sharing your father with us!

[@billcrowe2298]

I join you in mourning his transition. He is a powerful and cherished memory from my past. Love to all.
Bill Crowe

[@roxanawilson3467]

My dearest friend Francisco, one of the three musketeers we became at work in El Paso; Robert, you and me. I will miss you forever, our time together before work every day, how much we all laughed and shared. I will love you and your kids and Sharon, and our memories till the day I die. I will remember your smile and your grumpiness who made us laugh even more, and Lonnie and I will always hold you and your family in our hearts always. Godspeed my wonderful friend. You sure were one of a kind. Watch us all from up above. And Paige, this is just awesome, it screams love, what an amazing job you did. Love y’all.

[@teresarohlin1859]

This is a wonderful tribute made for your father. Nice job of putting together photos, interviews and music. My condolences to the Censale family and hope you find comfort in your memories.
Sincerely
Teresa Rohlin

[@sharoncensale384]

Hi Paige it has been a year now since your father has passed. You went to Germany and just came home last week. Thank you for being so loving and adventurous. I love you. Love Mommy.