Frank Kirchstein

Wanted to send you and your family our condolences on the loss of Uncle Frank. I will not be able to make Uncle Frank's service, so I wanted to send you our thoughts and prayers on to you.

I remember Cuca Records upon my arrival in Sauk 1969 which I think Frank was a part of. Shaughn Bannon.

Frankie (I always called him Frankie) was a wonderful first Cousin. I have many fond memories of time at Aunt Helen´s home in Sauk, with Cousins Frankie, Jimmy, and Bettie Ann. As youngsters I enjoyed summers at the Kirchsteins on Waters Street. Over the adult years we had many reunions and fun birthday parties. Rest in Peace dear Cousin. Condolences to his entire family. Pat Launder

Frank Kirchstein, Jr. was a man of service, to business, public office, and local organizations, devoting his life to his family and community. I have childhood memories of pouring over the toy selection at the Toy Shop, and Uncle Frankie smiling and offering to `see what he could do´ with the price of a toy I longed for but clearly couldn´t afford, as he cheerfully greeted costumers from behind the checkout counter. I fondly remember Uncle Frankie´s kind eyes smiling, just like Grandpa...

We hold all of you in our thoughts, hearts and prayers through this difficult time. What amazing memories we hold in our family. We are grateful we got to spend time with Frank and Phyllis at Betty's birthday party this past summer, As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of our family and friends. Love from Jim, Jen and Payton Kirchstein.