David FROOK

David could always get you to smile and see the brighter side of things. I miss him and still share many stories with other colleagues.

It was always a holiday and a blessing when David and Joy came to town to see their family in KC. I could sit and listen to David tell his stories all day long. They only thing he enjoyed more than spinning a yarn was the obvious love and pride he had for his family. He and Joy raised such an amazing, giving and caring family. His wonderful spirit will live on in the character that his children and grandchildren possess--you can see it everyday. Love and sympathy to Joy, Tony, Martha,...

We loved to see Dave when he would come to KC and visit his family here. He was always so welcoming and full of fun stories. Our condolences to the entire Frook family.

I'm very sorry to hear about Dave's passing. My memories of him go back to Jefferson School 5th grade. He was just a nice person to know and someone who could always be counted on to attend Goodrich reunions.

always had a big smile when he talked to you.

Sad to here of Frooks passing. Always called him Frook and seldom Dave.
A great guy from Fondy whose life path took us to different places but we always were happy to see one another. The last visit at our last class of ‘57 reunion. RIP old friend!
Mark Breitung—-Class of ‘57.

David was a good mentor to me while at Orchids Paper Products. I loved his, Ron's and Ladd's stories of Ft. Howard days. I will miss him greatly! RIP David

My condolences to Dave’s family. I remember Dave well, always happy with a great smile, just a nice person. He will be sadly missed by all that knew him. I was a classmate of Dave’s in that class of 1957–cherish the memories—-he was a great dancer & I can still see him dancing away at the FDL Youth Center—

My deepest sympathy to the Frook Family for the loss of your loved one, David Charles, and pray God gives you comfort, peace and strength.