Frank J. Van Son

We were sorry to hear of Frank´s passing. We always enjoyed you both at family get together. He was witty and always fun to interact with. We appreciated both of your friendship with Mom and Dad. It was an honor to know him.

It was such a pleasure getting to know Frank and Ann during the past few years. I so enjoyed Frank's conversations over our Culver's lunch when Ann had lunch plans. We learned that we had so much in common and 3 hours would evaporate very quickly. We will miss him terribly, but feel honored and special to have been able to be with him. He was one of a kind. Ann you are in our thoughts and prayers as you adapt to your life without Frank. Your dedication, love and care is what kept him...

Our sympathy Ann. May you find comfort in remembering the many great times you shared.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Dear Ann,
Kristen, our children and I send our heartfelt hugs and prayers your way. We are right around the corner if you ever need anything. The mention of Frank’s name always brings a wide smile to my face. I think about the times he helped cut out the kids Pinewood Derby cars or the many times listening to his humorous stories from the 1930’s and ‘40’s - almost right out of the Vaudeville days.
He was a great man and will be missed.
We are very sorry for your loss.

I had the pleasure to know Frank personally. I will cherish our lunches we had together. Frank had many interesting stories to tell & he loved Ann dearly. I will keep him in my prayers. Thinking of you Ann.
Love,
Laura Lopez

My heart goes out to Ann and the families. I always enjoyed seeing them at church and out and about. God bless you all.

Ann,So sorry to hear of Frank's passing. You both made a beautiful couple together.
Bill admired him as a mentor in the early 60's at Nestles.
Frank will be welcomed by our Heavenly Father.
May you find peace knowing he is with our Lord.
With my prayers,
Jennie Fanella

My sympathy and prayers to you Ann in the loss of Frank. What a wonderful man. I will always remember his cheerful greetings and the conversations he and Bob had at church. Mary Lou Miller, Genoa, IL
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