Marc and Faith Frattasio live in Boston, Massachusetts with their five cats.
Marc has an MS degree in computer information systems from Boston University, a BS degree in management science from Bridgewater State College, and is a graduate of the Bridgewater State College computer science certificate program. He is presently employed as an internal technical consultant by the Boston Edison Company in Boston, Massachusetts.
Faith has an AS degree in computer science from Massasoit Community College. She is presently employed as a systems analyst by The Learning Company in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Faith is also a director of the Maine Contract Manufacturing Corporation of Richmond, Maine.
Marc is a naval aircrewman who is active with the US Naval Reserve. On weekends he can often be found behind the radar scope of a Lockheed P3 Orion maritime patrol aircraft from Patrol Squadron 92 based at Naval Air Station Brunswick, Maine.
Marc and Faith both like antiques and old things. Marc collects anything pertaining to the Supermarionation television programs of Gerry and Sylvia Anderson, anything pertaining to the New Haven Railroad, American military flight jackets, and certain science fiction related books, toys, and model kits. Faith collects cookbooks, Walt Disney items, old kitchen implements, Howard Johnson restaurant items, and a variety of other things.
Marc is interested in science fiction, film/television visual and miniature effects, technology, military history, aviation history, and railroad history. Faith enjoys cooking, sewing, crafts, cats, and the "I Love Lucy" show. She is a frequent volunteer at the "Friends of the Plymouth Pound" and "Carver Cat Shelter".
Marc is a voracious reader and writer. His writing has appeared in many places including Century 21 magazine, Science Fiction & Fantasy Models magazine, Science Fiction Modeler magazine, The Railroadiana Express magazine, and the New Haven Railroad Technical Information Association's Shoreliner magazine. Marc is presently finishing up 'Patrick B. McGinnis and the New Haven Railroad', his first book, which will be published by White River Productions within the next 12 months.