Frank Salisbury

Frank is missed at Coopersville Farm Museum's Jam Nights. He and Mary enjoyed the music at the museum for years together. This picture is from 2019 at the museum. Such a nice couple.

Sorry I failed to make comments sooner. Frank and Linda were very close and dear friends. Being church mates at Allendale Baptist Church, we became very close and had many close times of sweet Christian fellowship in our homes here in Allendale and many times of special fellowship in the Philippines. We went together on occasion to some of the Grand Valley sporting events. Frank loved sports. We had a few occasions of having them in on home to which the Super Bowl. Frank and I went...

My family and I served as missionaries in the Philippines and overlapped for some of the years that Frank and Linda served and worked as guesthouse managers. Frank was always very kind and caring. A few years later, Frank and Linda opened their home to us in Allendale when we came to visit our oldest child who was a student at Calvin college. When I think of Frank, I think of a life very well lived, loving and serving his Savior.

It was a joy to serve Frank at Royal Atrium Inn! His positive attitude and smile made each day special. He will be missed at the puzzle table. Thank you for sharing him with us! Jeff Zylstra, Executive Director, RAI

Frank will be remembered dearly by many including myself. I will miss his missionary spirit with stories to share about his experiences in the Philippines. I spent my elementary school years there where my parents, Jim and Shelia Ankney, served for many years. I will miss seeing Frank sitting across the aisle from me at Allendale Baptist Church each Sunday. Frank is rejoicing with his Lord and Savior. I am praying for comfort for his dear widow and friend of mine, Mary Salisbury.

Thank You for your Service ! RIP with all those Who went before You ! My dad was in the Army In WW 11 . I Salute you Sir ! Sue Willard Gr. Mich .

I had the privilege of getting to know Frank and Linda when they served with SEND International in the Philippines, and later had opportunity to visit them in Allendale. Frank exemplified Philippians 4:5 with his gentle spirit. May the Lord's undergirding comfort be multiplied to Mary Jane and the entire family.

Frank Jr. and Family. You have my deepest sympathy. Funny thing is, i was wondering just how Frank Sr. was doing, as i was reflecting on good memories of him, and Linda. He had this firm handshake that could almost bring you to your knees. I really enjoyed the times i spent around Frank and Linda. I lost touch of them a long time ago, but i will never forget them. I know, and i believe that we will see them both someday when the Lord returns. Oh what a joyous day that will be.

Deepest sympathy to Frank's entire family in his passing. He was a very kind man and we were blessed to know him. Tom & Kim Sullivan and Tim Smoes