Frank Gallenstein

I´m writing to say how sorry I was to hear of Frank´s passing. Frank and my dad were in the Lodge at the same time. Your dad was so kind and so glad to see my dad. My dad was from Maysville as well. Your dad showed the book he put together during the war. I would love to obtain a copy if possible. Some how a relative on his side of the family married into a family of mine...RUSSELL Greenlee. I gave your dad a picture from my dads old picture. I´m not sure if it was Frank´s mother or...

I'm at a loss for words right now. I was just looking through some old emails of mine that I had saved and some of Frank's old war stories he used to talk about with me while I was volunteering at the Lodge. I did a quick google search to see if Frank was still around so I could go visit him, and I stumbled upon this. Looking back now I wish I would have kept in touch with Frank. But as a high schooler getting ready for college, participating in activities after school and other young people...

I am so very sorry for your loss. Cousin Frank the Crank was certainly one of our favorite cousins.

It was a pleasure to have your father as a math teacher, and also to help care for him at The Lodge. He will be remembered by me fondly!

I'm sorry for your loss May these words from our heavenly father bring you comfort Jeremiah 29:12,13.

Frank was a gentleman and a scholar. I was proud to call him my friend. May he Rest In Peace!