Guest Book for Enzo R. Frosini

Provided by Gubbiotti Funeral Home, LLC.

Posted by: Fred Weber
Tue July 01, 2014 I am one of the countless students mentored by Mr.Frosini at Meyers High School.I doubt that I would have been accepted at the University of Pi ttsburgh if it were not for Mr. Frosini proof reading my application after another Guidance Counselor had oked its content.He found numerous grammatical errors including misspelling Pittsgurgh without the h.After graduating and not getting into medical school,I sought his advice.Despite having the responsibility of his then current students,he found the time to sit down with me to discuss what did I want to do with my life.He suggested that I apply to the Physician Assistant program that was just starting at King's College.Thirty seven years later and still going ,I am still enjoying a career thanks to a caring professional. I will always remember him and be grateful that I had been guided by his kindness.

Posted by: Jimmy Kelly
Tue July 01, 2014 Enso was my high school guidance counselor and later my friend. He remained a good and reliable source of sage advice, and insightful -- often witty -- commentary on society, politics, and personal matters. I tried to get out to his home for a visit every Summer during my time in the Valley. He always had a bottle of Italian red wine and fresh homemade biscotti to share. I was just thinking about that hoped for visit this morning when I got the news of his passing. Thank you Enso for your 40 years of guidance, encouragement, comfort, and friendship. I will miss our talks. I will miss you. Rest in peace Mr. Frosini. My condolences to his precious nieces Elisa, Christina, Gina and their families whom he spoke of often.

Posted by: Fred Weber Tue July 01, 2014	I am one of the countless students mentored by Mr.Frosini at Meyers High School.I doubt that I would have been accepted at the University of Pi ttsburgh if it were not for Mr. Frosini proof reading my application after another Guidance Counselor had oked its content.He found numerous grammatical errors including misspelling Pittsgurgh without the h.After graduating and not getting into medical school,I sought his advice.Despite having the responsibility of his then current students,he found the time to sit down with me to discuss what did I want to do with my life.He suggested that I apply to the Physician Assistant program that was just starting at King's College.Thirty seven years later and still going ,I am still enjoying a career thanks to a caring professional. I will always remember him and be grateful that I had been guided by his kindness.



Posted by: Jimmy Kelly Tue July 01, 2014	Enso was my high school guidance counselor and later my friend. He remained a good and reliable source of sage advice, and insightful -- often witty -- commentary on society, politics, and personal matters. I tried to get out to his home for a visit every Summer during my time in the Valley. He always had a bottle of Italian red wine and fresh homemade biscotti to share. I was just thinking about that hoped for visit this morning when I got the news of his passing. Thank you Enso for your 40 years of guidance, encouragement, comfort, and friendship. I will miss our talks. I will miss you. Rest in peace Mr. Frosini. My condolences to his precious nieces Elisa, Christina, Gina and their families whom he spoke of often.