Henry W. Kozloski

Hank, today we're going to an arboretum. They´ll have ponds with lots of frogs there. You know what that means. We miss you more than ever but know for sure we´ll all be together very soon now, the three of us looking for frogs in that same pond. We love you. K, E

Ten years seem like a hundred. You are missed and loved always. - Your Froggie and Frogette.

Never forgotten, not for a day. Some day soon, we´ll be together again, my friend.

very articulate, precise, an excellent teacher...Was with him until moving to Jacksonville in 1963. He started me on a great journey through sports. Have never forgotten that.

In our hearts now and until we are all together. Always, your F&F.

Every time I watch the Indians on television Hank crosses my mind; and I remember another time when we were together at the old Cleveland Open golf tournament. The two of us were standing along one of the fairways with no one else around and Arnold Palmer walked over by us, stood right in front of us and we could have just touched him on the shoulder. We never said a word and then Arnold walked on to his ball up by the green. Those were the good old Lorain Journal days......Hank was a good...

Hank, six years has been like 60. Love you and miss you, my dearest of friends. In our hearts forever.

I'll stand by your name today, Frogger, and know we will see each other again.

You are remembered and loved every day.

F&F

May Hank RIP, it was great knowing you.