The night Frank Sinatra died, America was busy watching Seinfeld.
Over the last several years of his life, Sinatra was hospitalized for heart and breathing problems, pneumonia, high blood pressure, and bladder cancer.
However, his former manager said that the antidepressant he was on for years, Elavil, was responsible for his failing health.
Five days before Frank Sinatra’s death in 1998, he asked his daughter Tina how much longer it would be until the new millennium,.
Much of the country was home watching the two-hour spectacle of two back-to-back episodes "The Chronicle" and "The Finale."
Traffic on the highways was therefore quite light, and the ambulance was able to pick up Sinatra and arrive at Cedars-Sinai in record time.
In Hoboken, the Frank Sinatra Memorial Park was opened, and there is a walking tour of Sinatra related sites in the city, including his birthplace. »