Franklin I. Badgley

For a few years I led a "Telling Your Life Story" group at the UW Retirement Center, and Frank was a regular attender. He had a real gift for storytelling--making us laugh or cry in equal measure. I remember some of his stories to this day and will fondly remember him too. My condolences to his family. You have been lucky to have this man in your lives.

Condolences to the family of Professor Badgley. I was a classmate of Anne's. Anne, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Best personal wishes to you and all your family.

Frank was a great colleague and friend. A wise and generous man, an avid bicyclist, woodworker and singer. He will be missed, but he leaves a positive and priceless legacy in the hearts and minds of many. Goodbye Frank.

I'm sorry I didn't get to spend a little more time with Uncle Franklin. His brother Welling and sister Marian, my MOM, will surely miss him.
It's amazing how similar they all are:
acutely aware of the world around them, intellectually gifted, friendly and always ready to share a smile and a kind word.
Franklin, I'm sure from all I read and hear, imparted as much wisdom as his siblings.
My sympathy to the immediate family. I'm sure they must be left with alot of warm and...

My wish is to have known my Uncle Franklin better. May you be comforted by all the wonderful memeories you have of him