Dr. Frank G. Lach D.D.S.

My sincere condolences to the family for the loss of your love one may prayers strengthen you and memories comfort you and may our Lord Jesus Christ and God our Father who loves us comfort your heart and make you firm 2 Thessaloians 2:16,17.

(I submitted a "condolence" the other day, but don't see it on here?)
Ralph and Barbara, My "sympathy" and prayers. I am so glad Louis told me (in FL) that he saw the obituary. I would like to know that you are "alive and well", and you to know you are still in my
Grateful prayers. Sr. Lois

Please accept my condolences on the passing of Dr. Frank. May special memories of him comfort your heart; and God help your family in this time of sorrow. Isa.41:13

Dr. Lach was our dentist when I was a kid and young adult. He was a fun person and made going to the dentist (almost) a pleasure. Sincerest condolences to his family on the loss of a wonderful person.

A long ago patient.

Lach's, condolences to your family for your loss.

Dear Barbara and Family, sorry for your loss but it seems be was a very happy man. I am one of his first cousins and fondly remember him as a kid. He played thatpiano beautifully, was not so fun loving as he was serious abouthis studies and hard working. After his wedding, which was beautiful Barbara made a beautiful bride he was a very happy man.You all made his smile bigger, his shoulder rise up and down when he laughed and very pleasant to be with. Of course, his love of bowling was...

As a child my dad told me thunder was a strike an angel got while bowling in heaven. Now when I hear thunder I not only will remember my dad and mom, I will think of you, too. Dear Jean and sons, Frank will never be gone as long as you have memories. God bless you all.