Frank Charles Boonstra

Love memories of Frank, our neighbor and friend when we lived in Waukazoo Woods where our three children grew up.

He was a good friend in High School and at Second Reformed Church. Lots of laughs!

As neighboring families we felt we knew the Boonstra family well. Kate and Patrick are continuing in the talents and personality traits of their parents-lives on in them. As for neighboring—the annual 4th of July parade around ouw Waukazoo Woods block and beyond stands out; our Kristen, Susan and William marched some years banged sticks, carried flags, rode bikes or skateboards.
Our daughters were babysitters and took piano lessons. As couple friends, Fred and I were part of dinner...

After 25+years of being close neighbors in proximity and relationship with Frank and his family, life has moved on. How we treasure memories of steady, out-going-lovable Frank upon learning of his death for his spirit lives on. We offer our heartfelt love and sympathy to his much-loved family.

Barb,
Glenn and I were so sorry to hear about Frank's passing. It sure as been a long time since we have seen both of you you. But when we learned about Frank it struck a cord and brought back memories to both of us. Our sympathy is with you and your family.
Peggy Benko

Barb and family, Saddened to hear of Frank's passing. He was always such an energetic , full of life guy.
I will always have sweet memories of him calling on the office and chatting.

Barb you are in my thoughts and prayers. It´s been a long time since we talked in Randy´s office.

Kate and family, I´m so sorry to hear of Frank´s passing. He always brought a smile wherever he went! I remember working with him at Dykstras a couple times when someone was on vacation. Smart man! Full of joy and a huge heart! Love and prayers for all of you as you navigate through this new normal.