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Gordon Burton
April 25, 2007
My heart goes out to Jeanne and Betty. The family has always been one of love and support. My deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.
Brenda Yanni
April 24, 2007
Uncle Frank was a kind, sweet man, my mother's favorite brother growing up (because he was quiet and kind I think). John’s eulogy of his dad and Jane’s reading as well as the stories of the grandchildren, nieces, nephews and neighbors (as well as Aunt Jeanne) allowed us all to see Uncle Frank as a wonderful, well rounded and loving man. It was wonderful to have the entire family gather to send him off. He looked so at peace. I know it is hard on Aunt Jeanne and all the children but I know Uncle Frank is happy gardening someplace.
Mike Lindhorst
April 22, 2007
A kind neighbor and a very thoughtful man. A man full of spirit and commitment. Each time I look towards his garden my family will always think of Frank's commitment to growing something beautiful and meaningful!
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