Frank W. Musgrave

I'll never forget Frank, Eva Mae. He was a wonderful friend. I still talk about the both of you. You and Frank were the highlight of my experience with LB. I pray that you will allow yourself to be wrapped in the arms of the Comforter. By His promise, will all see each other in Heaven.
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Mrs. Musgrave,
We are saddened to hear of Mr. Musgrave's passing. As our high school teacher in Lakewood, NJ, he had a profound impact on all his students. A man of strong moral courage and honesty, his influence helped us to reach our potential. The world is a better place because he was important in the lives of his students.
John and Kathy Miri
LHS Class of 1963

Eva Mae-
I was shocked and sadden when I learned of Frank's passing. He was a wonderful neighbor and will be greatly missed. My prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time.

May time, your loving family, and many friends help the pain of loss and emptiness pass. Jo Belodeau

Eva, So sorry to hear about Frank. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time.

Sincerely a nice person who cared. You will be missed by many.

It was a true privilege to work for Professor Musgrave. His good humor and enjoyment for living was a gift to all of us.

So sad to learn of Frank's passing. Such a kind, gentle man. Not a mean bone in his body and you just knew that you would never hear gossip or nasty rumors pass his lips. He was truly a man of integrity. As Christina said, "He's walking (dragging?!) Winston in Heaven now."

Going to miss Frank, always had a smiling face and kind word whenever you stopped at the Edge of Thyme or called. He also was a great story teller. RIP Frank!

Eva & Family - So sorry to hear of Frank's passing. We are all better for knowing him and having him as a friend and neighbor. Please accept our condolences.

John & Gigi Horvath

Frank Musgraves, my dear friend and biggest advocate, may you rest in peace and may you, Eva Mae, be comforted at this time of mourning. You well know that you and Frank were my biggest advocates over these past several months and I will miss Frank dearly. I will miss his weekly stories and the jokes he told every time I mowed t your lawn. Frank ALWAYS had a smile and friendly hand shake for me and always asked how I was doing. He was a man with a huge heart and wanted the best for me and those around him. He loved Eva Mae dearly and also his dogs, Winston and now Fred. I'll miss seeing him walking Fred around the block with Frank wearing his infamous Yankees jacket. Frank fought diligently to keep the Village intact during the recent dissolution attempt and I believe he was one of the main reasons I was able to keep my job with the Village. I will miss him and I will pray daily for the healing of your heavy heart Eva Mae. May you find peace in the days and months ahead and comfort in knowing how loved Frank truly was. Love you Eva Mae.