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David Splinter
November 20, 2023
Blessings to the Splinter family. I ran across this obit looking for Splinter's Pickles. My son married a Pickel and having remembered the pickle name I began a lengthly search. God Bless you all.
Marlene Hintz
June 28, 2010
Sue Ann:
My son Andy and my younger brother Mark and I all lived in the upstairs at the Splinter farm. Mark was the last to live there. Some of his friends also lived downstairs there, too.
I am so sorry to hear about Frank's passing. It seems like yesterday that you were just building that beautiful house on the river. But I know it has been nearly 12 years since I moved away from there. I have lived in Florida for nearly 10 years, and my son, who was only 10 when we moved, is now 22, and (thankfully!) just returned from a year in Iraq in January 2010.
I remember Frank proudly giving us a tour of the house one afternoon; how proud he was of it, especially that basement with the extra high ceilings and all his collectibles!
My thoughts are with you.
Brandi Holmes
June 10, 2010
Sue Ann, you have many people that sincerely love you. Allow them, the love from God, and all of your many memories of your precious Frank to console you during this difficult transtion. You'll make it through. Much love to you.
Steve & Debbie Kysely
June 6, 2010
Dear Sue Ann I cannot tell how sorry we were to hear about Frank...I have told a lot of people the story of how by chance Debbie and I stoped at Konkel park on Monday, stood in the back of the tent and out of a sea of people Frank comes walking towards me...It was just by chance that we happen to be there just at that time..but I really look at it as God letting us have a chance to say goodby...Frank was a great guy..Debbie and I will keep you in our prayers and if you need anything just let us know
Michelle Koebel
June 5, 2010
Sue Ann I'm so sorry to her of Franks passing. He was like another uncle to me. Sorry I could not be there. God bless you. Michelle Koebel (Freds niece)
Charles & Darlene Hampton
June 4, 2010
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
June 4, 2010
dear sue so sorry for your unexpected loss. my prays and thoughts are with you. old baseball teamate. jeff klak
June 4, 2010
My dear friend,
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. You and Frank had such a wonderful life together. I would often leave you, after one of our chats, and think "they really love each other, after all these years". You have had some really difficult times but you weathered them together. I hope the memories of your time together will comfort you.
Pat Housum
June 4, 2010
Sue and Family of Frank,
So sorry to hear this happened. My prayer is with you. If there's anything I can do for you please let me know.
Your neighbor and concerned friend,
Christine Benning
June 3, 2010
Dear SueAnn and Family; I'm so sorry for your loss, I'll always remember his great attitude, he sure was a fun guy, and my days at Splinter Pickle Co. I know Frank will find a way to help you through the tough times. You are a special lady also. Chuck Penoske, Taylorsville, IN
Sandi Witkowski
June 3, 2010
Sue Ann, I was so sorry to hear of your loss. I will keep you and your family in my prayers. I've missed you since your recent health issues and was looking forward to seeing you soon under better circumstances. With deepest sympathy, Sandi Witkowski
June 3, 2010
Dear Sue Ann and Family, I am employed at a distibutorship in Rhode Island and had talked with Frank many times regarding some issues I was having at work, he was always patient and kind to talk with. You are in my thoughts and prayers
Michelle
Jeff Kujawa
June 3, 2010
Sue Ann, You have my sincere deepest sympathy. We will keep you and your family in our prayers. Our love and care surround you during this time of grief. May the angels lead Frank into Paradise.Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.
June Schuppel
June 3, 2010
Sue Ann,
I was so sorry to hear the news about your husband, Frank, this morning from Steve. Please accept my deepest sympathy.
If there is anything I can do for you, please do not hesitate to call me.
June
Bonnie Konop
June 3, 2010
Sue Ann, my deepest sympathies to you and your family. My wish for you is strength and courage; as much strength and courage as you need to greet the days ahead. Each day - know that Frank is looking down from heaven and spiritually hugging you as you go on with him, no longer by your side but tucked eternally within your heart. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Susie (Napierala) Cook
June 3, 2010
Sue Ann and family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Frank was a wonderful, caring and fun person. It's so bizarre that I worked for him when I was 16, and then we both ended up at Miller! Every year we'd see you guys at State Fair. He will be missed.
June 3, 2010
Dear Sue Ann and Family,
Our deepest sympathies and prayers reach out to you from Indiana. Whenever we had the opportunity to be with you and Frank for any number of celebrations, Frank was always doing his very best and making sure everyone was taken care of. If you didn't have a great time around Frank, it was never going to be his fault. Dewey made a friend with Frank when Frank's endless trivia about baseball and football came out. Our warm thoughts and prayers are with you all during this sad time.
Dewey and Cathy Engleman from Fort Wayne Indiana
Tammy Czerwinski
June 3, 2010
Sue Ann, you have our deepest sympathy. I can't find the words to tell you how sorry we are. I hope the memories you have will help you through this. Just know we are all here for you.
Tammy and Adrian
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