Frank J. Eichenlaub III

I roomed with Frank for three years at R-MA. He and I had a legal address of Washington, DC and his grandparents would transport us to the Academy after vacations. I chose to room with him because he was a most unusual character in thought and word. The Academy cadet staff usually singled him out and that took the heat off me. He spoke his mind in jest which often got him in trouble; it was the late 1950s when students were beginning to speak out and not just follow commands. I attended...

I remember Frank from RMA. Semper Fi brother Marine !

Octogenarians have license to speak in eternal moments because they forfeited opportunities while still young. It seems you have expanded opportunities and love for so many. I wish I had known you while you were doing your thing. Semper Fi brother.