Frank E. Shoop Sr.

Dear Sue and family, sorry about the loss of Frank. I was hesitant about attending our 50th H.S. reunion, but I want to say hello to Frank and Clyde and other Classmates. I glad I did. He was a man of character, and that character will be missed by those of use who knew and associated with him, even when we only got together everly few years. The one think that amazed me about our reunion was how many of us have been married for so long. It is because of you ladies who helped us look so...

My condolences to Frank's family. I grew up near him. As children we used to read comic books together, have cap gun battles across the Wertzville Road, go sledding, and play with his younger brother. I'll remember Frank well.

We are so sorry for your loss.Frank was a good guy and a very nice friend.George worked under Frank. He will be greatly missed. George@ Penny Smith.

Sue, You & the family are in our prayers & hearts. I was so happy to see both of you at the reunion.Thank
God we had those hours of remembering, hugging & promising we would get together.May God wrap you all in his loving arms and give you peace.

I sure am going to miss you Frank. The time spent sitting with you on your porch, helping you with your hay, and just being around you was something special. Was an extremely sad day for me when you left us old buddy..We will meet again, Count on it,,Thoughts and prayers go out to all the family.

i worked with is wife sue at pealers flowers what know we was great person and you know he will be angl in heaevn pray for the family and really sorry to here that he had pass

I was so glad to see and talk with Frank at our 50 year class reunion recently. Memories of Frank go back to high school. Your family is certainly in my thoughts and prayers.

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

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.