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I worked with Frank for many years at McCormack. Never was a nicer man who lived. My mgmt. partner Bill Manning used to drive him nuts. During a heavy snowstorm in Boston, Bill and I cut off delivery to beacon Hill and never told Frank. At the next manager's mtg. the PM brought him as the one mgr. who dealt with the storm. When he got back to the office he asked us about it. Well, we said would you have approved. NO he said, but he was so forgiving, we made up and became the best cohesive unit in Boston.

Mr. Myett, as we referred to him as children, supplied us with SO MANY July 4th memories. I'll always remember waking up early and waiting with anticipation for him to drive by. My condolences to the family.

My deepest condolences for the loss of Uncle Frank. May he rest easy and join his brother/my dad in eternal peace. I'm sorry I can't be there to celebrate his life with you all, but I'm sure you will send him out in style! God bless. Ryan

Remembering Frank's kindness, good humor, generosity and the sweet strains of opera coming from his house....

You are in my thoughts at this time. Your Dad and Mom were friends with My Mother and Father in law. and extended part of the family. I know he will be missed

We were heartbroken to hear of Frank's passing. We remember how much he enjoyed sailing and of course the 4th of July. So sorry for your loss. Jay and Beth Crossen

To the only other man in my life "allowed" to call me Rosebud. My love for you and how important you became to me started at such a young age. You meant so much more to me than you ever knew. I know you are at peace and I will pray for all those you touched. Your passing leaves a huge hole in the world but especially in our hearts. Gods Speed, Rosebud