Jim Frugone

1897–1972 (age 75)

Biography

Jim Frugone was a veteran whose commitment to country and community defined his life. He approached each task with quiet dedication, whether serving in uniform or supporting the civic institutions of his Long Island home.

Frugone’s discipline and steady presence remained a source of comfort to family and friends, embodying the spirit of service that unites those who have seen the cost of freedom. He leaves behind memories of a man who was always ready to lend a hand.

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