Frank was a dear and true friend all through high school. One Friday night, he, Bruce Thompson (who owned a Plymouth Fury III that had a glove compartment that could hold a case of beer... ha ha) and myself drove all night in a touring circle of Ohio....down to Columbus, over to Dayton, up to Toledo and then back to Clevetown. It was something we decided to do while driving around town....Frank just said, "Hey...let's do a roadtrip!" No argument from us! It was one of the goofiest, spur of the moment things I've ever done and with about $40 between us....one of the coolest moments of our days together.
Frank had a heart of gold and was always there for the people around him. He had a super impact on my youth, was one of the worst poker players I ever saw, and he is missed.
Frank was a good friend of mine through high school. We met at Chester C. Bolton Elementary School in the 5th grade. We continued our friendship through Memorial and Brush. My best memories with Frank were the films after lunch. My wife and I sat with him at the last reunion we attended. He was one of the finest people that I ever knew. May he be remembered for ever.
James Tanner
Frank was a dear and true friend all through high school. One Friday night, he, Bruce Thompson (who owned a Plymouth Fury III that had a glove compartment that could hold a case of beer... ha ha) and myself drove all night in a touring circle of Ohio....down to Columbus, over to Dayton, up to Toledo and then back to Clevetown. It was something we decided to do while driving around town....Frank just said, "Hey...let's do a roadtrip!" No argument from us! It was one of the goofiest, spur of the moment things I've ever done and with about $40 between us....one of the coolest moments of our days together.
Frank had a heart of gold and was always there for the people around him. He had a super impact on my youth, was one of the worst poker players I ever saw, and he is missed.
Rest easy, old friend. Until another day....
James Tanner
Robert Quick
Frank was a good friend of mine through high school. We met at Chester C. Bolton Elementary School in the 5th grade. We continued our friendship through Memorial and Brush. My best memories with Frank were the films after lunch. My wife and I sat with him at the last reunion we attended. He was one of the finest people that I ever knew. May he be remembered for ever.
Hallie Berusche-(Krall)
I remember Frank as a very sweet and happy soul. So sorry to hear of his passing. I'm sure he is missed.