FRANK MULLER

Dear Lou, It is 11 am and I know you are in the middle of services right now-- I am thinking of you and Frank and I wish I could be there to give you a big hug and tell you how sorry I am. I can see Frank now, ambling into your living room toward the end of our Book Club dinners after finishing up some pro bono work in town, when we were all high-spirited from an animated discussion and ample quantities of wine, and he'd get that mischievous smile as he pushed his glasses back up on his nose...

To Mr. Muller's family, I have to say he will truly be missed, he and I often talked of his family vacations and grandchildren, he was a very happy and proud man, always pleasant. I truly sympathize with your family. He will be missed.

Daisy of Salon Marrow.

Frank was a founding father of the Construction Management Assn. of America. He literally wrote the book on Construction Management ensuring that a whole generation of individuals would practice in a professional manner. He was a wonderful and delightful gentleman who taught me and guided me. I am very fortunate to have known him.

Frank was an inspiration to me and many others in the Construction Management industry. He will be greatly missed. My sincerest condolonces to his family.

enjoyed playing squash with Frank at the Yale club for over 35 years.
He was a wonderful man. Alan Weinstein