Frank Ptak

Am sorry hear about Uncle 'Farmer', he was always a good person to me as a child when I used to visit my Dad's barroom in Housatonic.

To Farmer`s family--- sorry to hear of his passing. He was a great man and always with such humor.He is at peace now with his son and daughter Joan % Gerald Clark Waxhaw N.C.

We were very sad to hear of Frank's passing. Our granddaughter always enjoyed going to the house to play with his granddaughter and he would joke with the girls and watch to make sure they stayed out of trouble. We'd walk walk down the street in good weather and he'd be sitting on the front porch watching out for the neighborhood.

I believe I was the youngest customer Frank sold a TV to in Modolos in 1952. I was 14. I pestered him about this and that for months as my Dad did not believe TV would last. I went in and said we will take this one. He is OK with me and delivered it. Strange what you remember.

Pam, so sorry for your loss.

Always one of my Favorite Uncles! So many great memories of Uncle Farm Farm. Rest in peace with your family by your side.
Love, Niece Cathy

Mrs. Ptak, Terry, Pam and Debbie I can not put into words how very saddened I was to hear about Mr. Ptak's passing. So many memories of being at your house. I always felt like one of the family. You all were so good to me. Mr. Ptak would always do something to make me smile and laugh. He made the best pile of leaves to jump in. There isn't a day that goes by that I don't think of Alesia. She was an amazing friend. She went through so much, but she was the kindest, funniest and most loving...

RANSOM E TAGGART JR

Sorry to hear about your dad's passing. My condolences...