Frank P. Stiles

I worked with Frank at the Prosecutor's Office and he was so nice and always pleasant. Frank made the world a better place and he will be missed. My most sincere sympathy to his family.

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

I knew Frank from the detective bureau, when I was a patrolman. He was a nice man and a good detective. Several years after I retired, Frank approached me, and said he wanted to include the OIS, during a bank robbery stake out, that Harry "Slug" Marquis and I were involved in, in 1993, for his book "City Soldiers". He dedicated a short chapter to our incident in his book, and gave both of us a copy of the book, a very nice, and appreciated gesture on his part. Deepest sympathies to the...

Fine, fine, man. Always enjoyed working with him. Honorable and above all thorough. Yes, he signed his book for me.

I was an assistant county prosecutor from 1976 to 1980 in the criminal trial division and again between 2006 and 2016 in the appellate section. During my first stint I got to know Frank from his work as a homicide detective. Along with Frank, Toledo had some great cops in those days including Bumpy Baumgartner, Bob Poiry, Jim Carnes, Jim Lagger, Tom Ross, and many, many more. During my later time as a prosecutor Frank was an investigator for the Prosecutor´s Office with his office near mine....

I grew up on Yorkshire drive in the 60's and the Stiles name was heard Alot and fondly .My Sincere Condolences to to the Family on their loss.TY Mr.Stiles for all you did for so many .R.I.P

My deepest sympathies to the family. Pat was a remarkable man, and his passion for serving others will never be forgotten. I hope you find comfort in the legacy he is leaving behind, and peace knowing he and Bille are together again.

Pat was a good friend to me. Worked a lot cases with Pat. Talked with him a couple of months ago about the Cook brothers. So sorry for the family. Pat was one of a kind.