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Frank is a much better man than he gets blame for. This is a sad story but not all the way. It's certainly a tragedy, but it's inspiring, and I thought SoxTalkers would "enjoy" reading Frank's role.

Thanks for posting that, really great to see that about Frank especially helping Kennedy's widow during such a tragic time. Again, Frank proves he has a heart of gold and is just a great person.

Nice Article

The Big Heart

I actually wanted the Sox to target Kennedy in the off-season.

I always liked Kennedy, and its such a shame to see someone that young with such a great family die due to some illness. It's not like he was the idiot who was on the cardinals who was drunk out of his mind when he crashed his car and killed himself.

Frank has always been a class act!

That's a well written story, what terrible pain she must feel.

"We always laughed," Jami says. "At the end of the day you're with your best friend. That's what Joe is to me -- my best friend."

 

She was lucky.

 

 

Very sad.