Dr. Frank R. Sennewald

I knew Frank back in the mid-80s when I was working in the Space industry. I benefitted from his extensive knowledge about human behavior and anatomy in a space environment. I was on a Society Expedition trip with him in Central America and went out on a dive with him and a few others. I also met him again in Antartica, where I was working as a guide. He was very knowledgable and approachable, and very willing to share his expertise. I have a photo with him on our dive; hopefully it uploads...

My name is Ellen (nee Withington). I remember living down the street from the Sennewalds. My memories seem to be between the ages of 5 and 15 years old. (We moved to Sudbury for teaching positions for my parents.)
When I was 5 years old Frank would have been about 24, living with his Mother, brothers (George and Bernd), and sisters (Barbara and Christine).
George must have been in his early 20s and Bernd was much younger. He was good friends with my brothers, Jack and Jim.

I lost my best friend and I am very very sad.
So I look to former time and remember the
joyful years together with Rainer and his fascinating family.
Now I condole hearty to all ! Theo

souvenirs de Franck arrivant à Cladech (Dordogne) à vélo,en scooter, en Fiat Panda ou en 2cv rouge. Superbes conversations possibles sur tous les sujets avec humour et esprit de tolérance.
Condoléances attristées.

I just read of Franks passing and want to share my heartfelt condolences with all of the family. Having lost my beloved Dad ten years ago, I know of the great loss the girls are feeling. Id like to say that it gets easier, and perhaps it does, though I still miss him everyday.
Frank was a character, I am glad that I had the opportunity to know him if only for a short time.
Carolyn Minchin
Vancouver BC

Several years ago I was working on a home next door to Frank's in Redmond, WA and Frank approached me to ask if I could help him with a project at his home.......from that day on Frank and Joyce became friends and at one point he and Joyce invited us to join them in France for a visit. It was our first trip to Europe and we were had a wonderful time. At one point Frank drove us around showing us some of the sites.......let's just say speed limits did not mean much to Frank, LOL!! He will...

I will miss my bright go getter generous Uncle- an indisputable Sennewald character ( as is my dad- and perhaps I am!). He was always good to my brother Brent and me and to my children. God bless Him.

I am sorry to hear that Dr Sennewald has passed. I have memories of him that make me smile! He was my first introduction to Marzipan crust and one time I had clams with him and Rachel. He was interesting and unique! Condolences and Love, Linda

I was a patient way back in the early 1960's. I was about 10 years old and ruptured my eardrum playing baseball. He fixed it. Our family saw him over the years and I cannot say how kind he was to to me as a young boy. He was awesome! I am very sorry for the families loss.