FRANK SINATRA DIES AT 72

Frank Sinatra Jr., who carried on his well known dad's legacy with his own music profession and whose abducting as a young fellow added a peluciar section to his dad's unbelievable life, passed on Wednesday. He was 72. The more youtful Sinatra died unexpectedly of heart failure while on visit in Daytona Beach, Florida, the Sinatra family said in an announcement to The Associated Press. The announcement said the family grieves the less than ideal going of their child, brother, father and uncle. No different subtle elements were given. Sinatra Jr. was the child of Sinatra's first wife, Nancy Barbato Sinatra, and the more yourtful brother of Nancy Sinatra, who had an effective musical vocation of her own. Sinatra Jr. grew up watching his dad from the wings of the stage, and tailed him into music as a young person, in the end working for the senior Sinatra as his musical executive and conductor. The senior Sinatra passed of a heart assault May 14, 1998, at 82. Sinatra Jr. could give a connection to his dad's music after his passing, performing his melodies and courses on visits and particularly in Las Vegas. At the point Sinatra Jr. was 19 in 1963, three men captured him at gunpoint from a Lake Tahoe hotel. He was returned securely following two days when his family paid $240,000 for his discharge.