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Linda Bornholdt
Frank Greces
27 de diciembre de 1965 - 22 de agosto de 2022
27 de diciembre de 1965 - 22 de agosto de 2022
Forever in our hearts
Frank was born December 27, 1965, in Cliffside Park, NJ, to Frank and Joanne Greces. He received a BBA in Accounting and a MBA in Finance and Marketing with high honors from the University of Miami. Frank was Six Sigma Green Belt certified, PMP trained, and a CPA. His work experience included project management and consulting services, working with companies including Melissa & Doug, Accenture, Deloitte, IBM, Expedia, Carnival and Norwegian Cruise Lines. Frank continued his father’s legacy of love for deep sea fishing, enjoying every moment he could on the sea. He loved sharing photos of sailfish, grouper, blues, and more that he caught off the FL Keys and NJ coasts. He cared deeply about his family, generously sharing time with his extended family, and had great visions for the future. Frank was preceded in death by his father, Frank, and his mother, Joanne. He is survived by his siblings, Nancy, Michael, and Linda Bornholdt. Frank’s celebration of life will take place in Somers Point, NJ, September 16, 2023.
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Juliet Bornholdt
I can still remember the days in the New Jersey shore, where my grandfather and Frank first taught me how to fish and crab. I love those memories and am grateful for uncle Frank for being there for them. Frank cared so much about my family, especially my mom, as I listened to his daily calls, even if it was just him saying "Hi". I hope he's swimming with some fish right now!
Bob Greces
Frank and I shared a passion for offshore fishing. We always enjoyed the thrill of battling tuna in the northern canyons or sailfish in the Florida Keys. When fishing was slow we amused ourselves with information about our relatives or some salty humor. Frank was extremely intelligent and loved his family. May he rest in Peace, Bob Greces ( First cousin)
Linda Bornholdt
Frank, I cherish your daily calls, big heart, and generosity. I'll never forget when you offered me your kidney should I ever need one. Your legacy of caring for your family and friends lives on within my heart and has helped me to grow as a person. You weathered life's challenges with grace. You accomplished a lot in your 56 years and I am grateful to have had you as a brother and friend. Thanks for always listening, caring, and wanting the best for your family.
Mark Bornholdt
Being married to Frank's sister, Linda, for over 30 years, I hadn't gotten to know Frank well until recently. During the past several years, he called Linda almost daily. Linda would often put him on "speaker" so he could talk with me and our daughter, Juliet. I came to find his droll sense of humor highly amusing and entertaining to the point where I looked forward to his daily calls. I will truly miss Frank and conversing with him. He cared so much about his family and only wanted the best for all of us. May he rest in Peace.
Pat Maldonado
Frank and I are first cousins. I have many fond memories of wonderful times playing together as children at the Cibrowski/ Greces family home in Cliffside Park, N.J. We shared lots of Holidays together as extended family and fun trips "down the shore" in Ocean Beach. As I was a few years older than Frank, I had the joy of taking Frank ( when he was 15) and my Brother Tom on their first trip to Disney World in Florida. Frank later returned to Florida to attend University of Miami, and for a while after graduation, he made his home and successful professional career in Miami. Oddly enough, I ended up in Florida for my career as well. During that time, we actually weathered the aftermath of Florida's worst hurricane in recorded history, Hurricane Andrew in 1992, when Frank came to live with me and my family while his home was being repaired. While in Miami through the years, we continued to share a number of additional Holidays and special occasions together at my Weston, Florida family home. Frank was a very intelligent, highly capable person. He was charismatic and charming . He parlayed these traits into significant professional success while working for some of the most prestigious companies in Miami. During his later years he was able to spend more time focusing on his family and siblings while also pursuing his personal passions like fishing. Frank will be missed very much by his Family and friends. God Bless his Soul and may he rest in peace.
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