Frank Packlick

Marcia, Kathy, Tom, I’m sorry for the loss of your father. I met Jack when I worked at Jug End Barn, and Frank was always nice to me. Sorry for the loss of your mother, many years ago. Bibi took turns driving each other to Boston very early in the morning to catch a flight to California. I have a cat drawn by Frank still. I can appreciate his love for cats, still.

Frank was a wonderful man. As a teenager In the early 70's I worked in the kitchen at Austin Riggs and Frank always looked out for me. I'll never forget the wonderful omelets he made me for dinner each night. Later Frank befriended my mother and they remained friends until her death in 2005. My sincere sympathy to his family.

To Kathy, Marcia and Tommy, I am sorry for your loss. He was my brother in-law but I had completely lost track of him. It's always hard to lose your dad.

Thank you Mr. Packlick for the wonderful drawings of horses I have. I would count on purchasing a new drawing each year at the school craft festival some years ago and enjoy the conversation about the drawings. Your incredible talent shown in the horse artwork helps me to keep the memory of my father strong. Thank you and I wish peace to all in the family.

Dear Packlick family, I am so sorry for your loss. I am one of the fortunate one's to have a charcoal picture of my Irish setter that your Dad did for me many years ago. I will treasure it forever. May he rest in peace.

In remembrance of a great guy who showed me his art and took me out on the golf course - I hope that I said thank you. A long time ago.

Kathy, Marcia and Tommy, Please accept our sincere condolences for the loss of your Dad. We have great memories of your family and times we shared. Peace and may Spec rest in Peace! Alicia, Billy and David Hoag

To the Packlick family., I'm very sorry for your lost. I have work with your dad at the Riggs Center 1980-1985 in the kitchen he was a fine person to know.Then he set up a job for me at Simon's Rock College to work with Frank Potash. Your father will be truly miss.

Marcia,Kathy and Tom,

My Mom and Dad thought the world of your Dad starting way back in the heyday of Jug End Barn. A man of such enormous talent and generosity; we and the world he enriched miss him.