Frank Oris Iverson

Uncle Frank will definitely be missed. He was accepting and interested in everyone - asking questions about them. When I visited he and Aunt Maxine 7-10 years ago, we went to dinner at a restaurant he said had the "best" barbecue. It definitely was a very good meal. They were always hospitable in when I visited in the early 1970s and the more recent visit.

Frank wanted no fanfare what-so-ever, but some of us still wanted an obituary. So the family together came up with this, knowing Frank would be ok with it as his youngest son (Bob Iverson ) inserted his humor that he shared with his dad. He provided a wonderful life and it was such an honor to spend time with him and appreciate his wisdom and humor.

Frank wanted no fanfare what-so-ever, but some of us still wanted an obituary. So the family together came up with this, knowing Frank would be ok with it as his youngest son (Bob Iverson ) inserted his humor that he shared with his dad. He provided a wonderful life for his family and it was such an honor to spend time with him and appreciate his wisdom and humor.

Frank was a good man and one of the best cribbage players I´ve ever had the fortune, or misfortune if you will, of playing against. I´ll miss those opportunities.

We're going to miss you Uncle Frank. Even though we lived quit a way apart you were well thought of.