Tuesday, October 23, 2018
Met Frank in 1965 and soon after he became my brother-in-law. He had one of the driest sense of humor I have ever been exposed to. His sister and I moved frequently so we were unable to be physically close, but when the opportunity arose, I continued to enjoy his company.
A hard working, honest man who believed that he could and should assist all government entities to his advantage in the application of their laws and rules.
He had a love of things other might call junk and possessed from time to time large quantity of these items. If i recall correctly, Anheuser Busch was one of his close friends.
The most important thing to remember Frank for was his commitment to work. He worked hard and he was good at what he did .
Frank physically has left us too soon but he also left us wonderful lasting memories.
