Verner A. "Frosty" Frost

Carol,

I wish to express my deepest sympathy to you and your family in regards to the death of your father. I have very fond memories of you and your parents from our earlier days..including him driving me up to Kennebunk to visit with your after you moved from Ararat St.

Donna (Schroeder) Parks

I will always remember seeing him at Christmas when I was younger and will always remember his smile and how he would joke with my sisters and I. I found out Thursday after my last class of the afternoon that he had passed. I was sad that I could not be there for the funeral but I know that he would have wanted me to stay at college so I could go to my classes I will miss him dearly.

I remember "Frosty's" music from my many masonic meetings and visit's to the Masonic Home. In addition, he could always be counted on to play for the meetings of the young men of DeMolay. He was one of the nicest persons I've ever known. I'll always remember his ever present smile.

Treasured memories with my Grandpa Frost include: Walks on Gooches Beach in Kennebunkport, the cottage on Sea Road, the amazing toaster that popped toast so high we had to put in on the floor of the cottage kitchen and scoop our plates under the bread to catch it, Grandpa would bring his red Columbia bicycle in his car all the way to Rutland to ride bikes with me, climbing the apple trees in his back yard, raking leaves, putting sticks and stones in the wheel barrow and pushing it way up in...