N7199 N. Crystal Lake Road
Beaver Dam, Wisconsin
Frank B. Garniss
Frank B. Garniss, 74, of Beaver Dam and formerly of Racine passed away, suddenly of natural causes, on Tuesday, July 23, 2019 at his home on Lost Lake.
Frank will be deeply missed by his wife Jayne, his daughters, Heather (Dale) Klein of Racine and Crystal (Anand) Patel of Verona and his five grandchildren: Emma Horvath, Tristan Horvath, Aidan Klein, Will Patel and Avery Patel.
No formal funeral services for Frank will be held.
The Koepsell-Murray Funeral Home in Beaver Dam is serving the family.
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John & Jan Bernez
July 30, 2019
Frank was a good friend on so many levels. We knew and interacted with him during our many years at Modine Mfg. Co. and also at Modine Employees Credit Union where he served on the Board of Directors. His vast knowledge of stamps and first day covers was appreciated and we looked forward to his visits to Racine where we would sit on our deck and go over his latest acquisitions. Frank was a valued friend and will be greatly missed.
John Kmosena
July 26, 2019
I knew Frank for many years at Modine. I remember him addressing potential issues with great humor. His OK, John just keep pilling the stuff down on Frank to see what happens! when a new quality-related requirement was being implemented. Most of my working with Frank was during customer (John Deere mostly) visits to Racine or one of our plants. It was very evident that the Deere employees liked and respected his knowledge and experience. He was a great guy. So sorry that he is now gone.
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