RICHARD J. "DICK" FRANK

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

My deepest sympathy to the entire Frank family. Mr. Frank was truly a gentleman and always had a kind word and a smile on his face. When he spoke to you, he always had a sparkle in his eye and truly cared about you and what was going on in your life. He was a great influence on many of us "Beechview" kids and beyond. When you think of growing up in Beechview, he was one of the first people many of us think of when we think of our childhood. You now have a guardian angel above that will always...

To The Frank Family.
Tim Tommy Tammy and Todd, your Dad was a friend of my relatives the Foleys and someone I'm glad to have known. He always had a smile and treated everyone he met as a friend. He will be missed.
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
John Janice Jordan O'Toole

You have my deepest symphathy on the death of your father. I have the most respect for Frank, and he will be missed by the young liveshe touched while coaching at St. Catherine's. He will be missed by anyone who had the pleasure of meeting him.

My sympathy to the Frank family.
Many memories include playing ball at
Alton field with Dick and his brother Bob.
Love and peace

Sorry to learn of the sad news. My condolences to all of the family.

Judo JIm Tullio

Tim and family, My deepest sympathy. May God comfort you. Dave Firko

Your father had the respect of many. You did not have to be one of his players to see the many attributes he owned. It was a pleasure knowing him and an honor to be his friend. Being in his presence just made you a better person. I will miss him but always remember his smiling face on his front porch. My deepest symphathy

Tod, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.