Frank J. Kaiser

Jo Anne, Terry & Family, Sorry to hear of your loss. I enjoyed arguing with him over innocuous subjects and will remember him as a guy great who did what needed to be done.

So sorry to hear of FJ's passing. I was fortunate to be able to spend some recent time with him when we lost my brother-in-law, Jim. He was so good to my sister, Karen, during Jim's illness and after his passing. He would stop by often weekly to check in and visit. What a wonderful, caring man. I know he will be so missed by his family. My thoughts and prayers go out to all. You Kaisers are a wonderful family: I'm sure Mary was waiting for him at the gates!
Love, Sandy and Steve...

So sorry for your loss.

Mike, Dorothy, and the rest of FJ’s family. So sad when you Mike shared with me at mass this past Wednesday, that FJ had passed.

Since the news, the only thing I could think of over the years was FJ working with my dad on all the little construction projects that my dad wanted done. Not only was FJ, the first person that he called, but FJ was always very faithful in getting him worked into the schedule as soon as possible. What a great man, he will be missed. I will call St....

JoAnne, Terry, Jacob and Josh,
We are so very sorry for your loss.
FJ was our mailman for many years and whenever he stopped to chat, it was always a pleasure for us.
May you always keep fond memories of him in your heart and mind.
Praying God will give you His peace and comfort now and for the days and weeks to come.
John & Mary Peterson

So sorry to hear about F.J. Prayers for the family

I had the honor to work with Frank at the Jacksonville Post Office when he first came over from Alexander. He was a professional employee, and a pleasure to be around. I'm sorry for your loss. Morrie Smith, Retired Jacksonville Post Office Postmaster

Offering our sympathy.

JoAnn
Condolences to you and your family on the death of your father Frank.
I know he leaves rich and wonderful memories of your time together.
Our thoughts and prayers in this sad time.