Frank R. Sudak

Bobby & Elaine,

I just read about your dad passing away last spring. So sorry to hear about it. I always liked your dad. He was one of my football coaches when I was coming up through. I hope you always have fond memories of him...84 is a long life...don't know if I will make it to 84.

Best wishes for you two always.

Steve Fish

P.S. That's Coach Fish to you Bobby!

Last year I worked at Frank's house. While I was there we had an opportunity to talk. I found him to be the consummate man's man.

He was easy to talk to, taking great joy in sharing stories about his family, especially his kids. Frank made me feel welcome in his home.

Knowing his three kids, I think he and his wife did a great job raising them to be upstanding parents and role models for their families.

Indeed, he will be missed.

Jim Yeager

One of the most memorable teachers when I was in the class of 65. No doubt about it, he got your attention and respect.

Mr. Sudak was a great influence in my life. He showed a sense of caring both for our education and our individual well being. Communication was very clear whether verbal or "the look". One of his best sayings was "If you want to dance, you have to pay the fiddler" meaning that if you got into trouble, he was was the guy playing the fiddle. Best High School Principal--- Class 1982

A good man and great friend and I will miss him very much. Please accept the Shirk family's deepest sympathies.