Louis J. Frank Jr.

Lou Frank was the epitome of a man of God and Family.He served his country as a medic in Korea and raised seven children with his saintly wife Helen.Lou had deep faith and battled the challenges of life with love,courage and human understanding.He exemplified the spirit of The great Russian writer Dostoevsky:Always be a human being and remain always a human being:regardless of circumstances.Do not get discouraged and do not lose hope"

Lou Frank was a great father ;mentor to the young and a loving,deducated Father of 7 great children,each unique in their faith live and in the way Lou and Helen taught them to give and make a fifference to all in their journey of life.My father was a medic in WW2 :Tarawa ,Iwo Jima and Lou in Korea.Those experiences and trauma change a man forever.Lou and Joe spent many a day praying and reflectiong at St Margarets.They both ran the race God asked them to run with:courage,love and faith.Born...

Gone but not forgotten. Thank you for your service. Rest easy.

To the Frank family,
I am sorry to hear of the loss of your Dad. Your Mom and Dad always made me welcome at your house on Braeburn Lane. I have great memories of many shared escapades with most of you from trips to Vermont with Jim, John and Louie, and the Junior prom and senior week with Peter. Take comfort in the knowledge that your parents raised a great family and welcomed everyone.
Sam Quinn and family.

Dear Brady, Patty and all my first cousins,

I was so sorry to hear of the passing of your father. I just got this information forwarded to me and am so sorry none of us were present. Our thoughts are with you.

Fondly,

Mary Drueding

In 1983 I was talking to Lou in the Den of my parent's home on Cherry Circle. I told him that I was looking for help as I had come to a point in my life that I felt if I didn't change my behaviors , I would die.Lou simply said," I'll pick you up tomorrow @ 7:30" For the next 90 days he picked me up every day and introduced me a program that would save and change my life forever.His being there for me at that time has had a trickle down effect that is almost immeasurable. I will never forget...

Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of your dad.

Our sincere and heartfelt condolences to the Frank family.The example of the decency,love,selflessness and courage of your parents inspired and influenced all who knew and loved them.Lou Frank was a part of the greatest generation; as were our parents,and he always took the time to mentor,guide and direct us to the correct path in life.I could remember as an altar boy while striving to stay awake at 6:30am mass;most daily 6:30 masses lou was there to receive communion before going off to...