Frank Nicholas Zlogar

So sorry to learn of Frank's passing. He loved when I brought Trixie (the little blonde dog) by for a visit. I was out of town due to a family medical emergency from April 12th until June 30 and only just now discovered he was gone. He was a very sweet man with a lovely soul. I am sure there is a special place for a man like him in the hereafter. My deepest condolences.

We didn't know Frank for a long time. But what we knew, made us smile. My daughter and I were new to the neighborhood. Frank was one of the first people to welcome us. He let my daughter ride his beloved toy horse and told me stories about the war, his family, and his wine collection. I will miss his smiling face and all his stories. He was truly a special person and has a place in our hearts. Our thoughts are with his family.

On behalf of the Bartell Family, we express our deepest sympathy to the Zlogar Family.

My sisters and I worked for Frank Zlogar Catering for many years. We really enjoyed it and learned many things about food service from Mr. Zlogar. His food was excellent and his main concern was serving it to the people so it was hot. Sometimes we almost had to run to the tables. He was very particular and very good. You could tell he loved his job.

May his peace be your...

Our deepest sympathy for your loss of a good man who had a wonderful wife, Millie. Lots of memories with Steelton Tambura Lovers Club and St Lawrence Adult Tamburitza Orchestra. God Bless this wonderful family.

I will miss our phone conversations, Uncle Frank. Lots of memories with The Zlogar family. Time for you to join Aunt Millie& Jimmy...my mom & dad & your siblings. Polka on...love, Joanne

So sorry for your loss. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers. With deepest sympathies to all.

So sorry for your loss.

My condolences to you and your family. As a child i can remember my mom and dad taking us to their house for a visit. At Christmas Aunt Millie always made a lot of cookies and nut roll. My favorite. May he rest in peace.

Frank and Millie were always involved with their community, but we really got to know them when The St. Mary's Preservation Society came into existence in 1995. They were very avid supporters. Frank's expertise in catering was valuable when we started to formulize our annual picnics. When Frank liked you, there wasn't anything he wouldn't do for you . . you knew you had a friend. I remember all the Wednesday evenings when we met at St. Mary's Grotto for our weekly rosary. If Frank would say...