Frank J. Scheck

So sorry to hear of the passing of Frank. We'll miss seeing him at the store and when he would stop to talk to my husband, in front of the house. He fought long and hard. Prayers to the family. RIP!!

Butch and Rachel Schaffer

You were a good man Schecky! My prayers to your family and I finally got those "hams" movin!

Denny Ballek
SHS '68

Milton, FL

Our sincere sympathy to the Scheck family. A friend for many years. May he rest in God's hands.

Prayers to Mr. Schecks family. R.i.P.
To many memories of Schecky as we students called him. GOD BLESS.
Karlene E. HemerlyFluck (84)

I really loved Mr. Scheck as a teacher and role model. He had this way of carrying himself that made me laugh. He was a man of few words but when he said something it was sincere. In a lot of ways he reminds me of my Dad.

Most students remember Mr. Scheck yelling their last name when they were doing something wrong. He would yell, Walter and point his finger at me. And whenever I would say something funny, instead of laughing he would have this little smirk on his face. It's like...

My sincerest condolences to Frank's family! I recall Frank as our PE teacher and coach. He always pushed us to give it our all. He certainly picked the right career path and was beloved!

My condolences to the family. I have many memories of him from school. He nicknamed me kissie face in 8th grade after he caught me kissing my boyfriend (now husband) in the hallway. He was truly a joy to be around and we definitely appreciated his efforts in starting the girls soccer team. So many memories.

Salisbury High School class of 96

My condolences to Frank's family. I taught with Frank, Schecky, at Salisbury High School. He was a friend colleague, and a great motivator of young people. He was passionate, funny, and always put his students first. It was always a pleasure to be with him. Rest in peace buddy!!!

My condolences to Frank's family. I taught with Frank, Schecky, at Salisbury High School. He was a friend colleague, and a great motivator of young people. He was passionate, funny, and always put his students first. It was always a pleasure to be with him. Rest in peace buddy!!!