Frank R. Kreppel

Gerry I met you at one of the Rycoline meetings I just found out about Frank I am so sorry to hear about his passing. I thought the world of Frank he is a good person that helped me in learning the newspaper business I respected Frank and thought of him has a father figure I am so sorry fo your loss.

Alan Coggins

Gerry and the Kreppel Family,
Initially I want to convey my deepest sympathies to everyone. Because of business comittments that could not be cancelled I was unable to come to Buffalo. Frank, although he didn't know it at the time, changed the direction of where my career and life would eventually end up. Frank in his very persuasive manner suggested that I attempt to be a salesman because if I didn't we might come to blows if I stayed in production. We had so many good times together...

Kreppel Family;
So sorry to hear about you dad. Our families had a lot of fun & laughs together ... Good Memories to cherish!!! Your in my thoughts & prayers ....... Theresa Reinig

Dear Gerry Sr.
Paul and I are very shocked to hear about Frank. We are very sorry. We know how much you loved one another. Ou prayers and thoughts are with you always. We love you. Gerry Jr. and Paul

Dear Gerry Sr.
Paul and I vey vey shocked to hea about Frank. We are very sorry. We know how much you loved one another. Ou prayers and thoughts are with you always. We love you. Gerry Jr. and Paul

To the Kreppel Family -
You are all in our thoughts and prayers! May the memories that make you smile always give you comfort.
Our deepest sympathy
The Moll Family

To the Kreppel family- You are in our prayers and thoughts at this time. Sorry for your loss.
The Worleys

Gerry and Franks family,

I met Frank about 20 years ago when I was still on the floor at Newsday. I last spoke to him two weeks ago. Through my time as Pressroom Manager and after I retired two and a half years ago, the man never changed. He was one of the few honorable and genuine people I’ve had the privilege of knowing. We were lucky to be in the extremely tough Newspaper business during its heyday. Frank always made my job easier with his help and advice. Beyond that, he and...

Gerry, Frank Jr. and the rest of Frank's family,

I remember the first day I met Frank almost thirty years ago when he walked into the office. His introduction as we shook hands(that iron-fisted grip), the "FRK" lapel pin, the confident swagger, the Marine Corp. persona, the professional sales image all seemed to be a prelude to an ironic fact that a man who never went to college could teach me more about salesmanship than I seriously doubt I could have ever learned at the Harvard...