Benjamin "Frank" Carman Jr.

So sorry to hear of your passing. I didn't get to know you but I remember you coming into the exercise class at The Willows with your daughter and was hoping this was a turning point for you.

Frank was in my home room at Otto Jr High and Sexton. What a nice guy and friend. I’m happy he went into teaching.

I had the honor of being in Mr. Carman’s 7th and 8th grade honors math class 30 years ago at Otto middle school. Mr. Carman taught me, a young man struggling a lot with my parents divorce at the time, not only how to solve math problems but other problems in my life. He was the first teacher to treat me as a young adult and gave me the guidance, hope, and confidence I desperately needed at that time. He saved me all those years ago and continues to influence my everyday life now.

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My kids had Mr. Carman for math at Dwight Rich. They raved what a good teacher and person he was. I send my sympathy to Barb and the family. May he rest in peace. Sincerely, Donna Queen

Mr. Carman was my 8th grade Algebra teacher at Otto. He was such a great teacher. He gave us his home number and was so willing to talk you through homework at night. I know I called him a couple of times. That says a lot that middle schoolers were willing to call him at home for help with homework!!! Sending my condolences to his family!

So sorry to hear of this loss. Condolences to Barb and his entire family.

I am very sorry for your loss Debbie. Prayers are sent to you and your family❤

Worked with Frank at Sexon High School for many years. He was a great mentor and friend who was always there for his students and colleagues who went to him for help. He was absolutely one of the best math teachers I have ever worked with in my career. My condolences to his wife Barb and daughters Susie and Debbie.