Francis R. Ezold Jr.

I knew Frank from his antique Fords. I bought a 1931 Ford Model A and a 1941 Cadillac from him over the years. He was a very honest, kind, and knowledgeable person. I remember when I bought my first car from him he bought lunch for my daughter and I. Very kind and generous! A wonderful man and a great loss to the antique Ford community.

Love you Dad

Frank was a good man to us growing up. He was always there to bring me to school if I missed the bus or help me with my car when I started to drive on my own. He loved my children and treated them with love. He didn´t take much time off from the shop but when he did he loved York Beach Maine. I´d rent a place near their camper and we would enjoy the 4th of July by the ocean. He knew what he liked and he stuck to his opinion. Glad to be part of his family and he treated me like a daughter.

To the family our deepest sympathies for the loss of Frank. I was but 8 years old when I would sneak over to his mom's house next door and watch him working on cars and trucks. My mom Jean Dionne (Ezold) used to yell at him for letting me be around the cars. He'd always just ignore her and say next time go on the otherside of the car. You could say that's when the fire first started for my love of automobiles. As I aged he finally let me work on stuff, I think back now and realize it wasn't...