Frank Daniel Lamp

Frank was a fixture of the River City Dancers square dance club of which we were the first president couple. We could always count on Frank to be there. Loved Loretta. Loved Frank. Wonderful people.

Sorry to hear about Frank. He will be missed in the square-dancing group. He was a pleasant guy. I'll pray for him.

Have fantastic memories of my dear friend from my army days to present day. What a great guy he was. So honor to have him a part of my life for so long.

Frank was a member and supporter of the Columbia Seaplane Pilots Association. Sad to see his passing. Happy landings

We at the Council offer our condolences. Frank was a fun guy to dance with and will be missed.

I worked with Frank at St. Ignatius for roughly 16 years. Frank was a wonderful, interesting, helpful and kind man. He was always the first to offer up his help and took great care of us! Blessings to his family and friends, he will be missed.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Owen-I know you rejoice knowing your Dad is in good hands. It is with happiness that we remember all of the good times we shared with our loved ones. Thinking of you during this time O1.

Frank's passing brought back many fine memories of working and being trained by him at Pacific Air Lines where he taught me more than airline and airport regulations. The company communicated by teletype in those days (1964-66) and Frank would often use paper off of the roll to compose his own "wikipedia" entry in order to teach me of my misuse of "facts". Most memorable was a treatise he wrote on Leonardo DaVinci's history in science and art; it was impressive because of its content which...