[TODD]

My question is this,if you had the chance to talk to Frank today what would you say to him??

My response to him would be,Mr.Sinatra I know your awefully busy,my name is Todd,and I just want to tell you that you have touched me deeply with your music.I also want to say, I admire you for all your good deeds as a human being to children in need.You are someone I respect,and again thank you for taking the time with me Mr.Sinatra.

[Marty]

Originally Posted by TODD

if you had the chance to talk to Frank today what would you say to him?

Thank You.

[Night Stranger]

^ What they said.

I wouldn't be able to speak.

[Mark]

Thank you for the music, that he's an inspiration to me, and thank you for Nancy.

Not sure what I'd say, I'd be too shy...gobsmacked even.

"You're Just Too Marvelous... Too Marvelous For Words"

[AR86]

"You are the best Mr. Sinatra and thanks for everything"

[sabaue]

I probably wouldn't be able to speak but if I could I would say Your music means so much to me and I thank you for your humanitarianism(?).

[voice1]

I know what I would say:

Hey, remember me? I'm the 21 year old kid who was singing at the Tropicana the night we met in '81. You told me to keep on singing, that you liked my voice and that you were flattered that a 21 year old kid was keeping your style going. Well, I'm still singing, just like you told me. And while I don't make my living from it, it does bring immense satisfaction.

Oh, one more thing, would you please tell your daughter to honor my prize and have dinner with me. I know you raised her better than that.

And, while I'm at it, my life would been a lot less fun without you in it. And I just wanted you to know that. There were times when it was only your voice that kept me marching on. You are an inspiration. OK...call Nancy.

[Stranger56]

I'm impressed you feel you'd be able to command his attention for that long, Rick.

I guess I'd say:

I'm honored to have this opportunity. Since our last meeting, I've come to know your daughter as a wonderful human being, who shares your ideals, and works hard to keep your flame. You should be very proud of her. Thank you for her, and for all you've given us through the years.

[voice1]

Well, that isn't bad, I have to admit. But I'm not talking to you anymore. I know you think that is a blessing...but we're through...You broke my heart, Fredo....You broke my heart. I know it was you who set me up...in my home...in my bedroom where my wife sleeps...and my children play with their toys.

[Judy]

I'd just smile & try to calmly shake his hand. That'd be about it.

[SinatraIsLove]

Heck, I'd probably cry. His music reminds me so much of my Papa, and I'd probably be wishing my Papa were with me so he could shake the man's hand that he was once confused for, and whose music he loved so dearly...

Thank You .

[Stunatra]

I would be speechless.

[Keith]

I would admire him from a distance (sorry, be in AWE of him from a distance)....and if I felt brave enough I would offer my hand and probably just say "Sir".

You're teasing by even asking that question because I can't fathom the idea of being in the same room as him never mind speaking to him!

I hope anyone who has appreciates how lucky they are.

ciao

Todd,
You said it all and I would only add by saying to him how blessed I was to have seen you when I was a child, Frank Sinatra, appear at the New York Paramount Theater in a magical place at a magical time.

Frank

[SinatraFan]

I would just tell him thank you for everything and it's an honor to finally meet you.

[S V PELUZIO JR]

I really don´t know.
It would be like when i met Nancy. Emotion, thrill, tears, happiness etc.

[Will T]

I would tell Frank "May you live to be 100 years old, its your world after all Frank."