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for Frank Nairn
Mark Nairn
June 21, 2009
I am sorry for your loss,I hope you feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
Charlie Kurtz
May 10, 2009
Dick, You taught me the basics of trial practice over forty years ago. I treasure our time together and I will never forget you.
Rich, I had an afternoon with your dad before I left. Thank you for your message.
Elizabeth Nairn
March 25, 2009
May your memories bring you comfort. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Gerhard Schmidt
March 18, 2009
June Lee and Frank were my hosts when I stayed an a social worker's programme in 1971 in Columbus.
I had contact with both of them and with Frank after June Lee had died. I remember them always as very friendly and helpful friends. I had visited Frank last year again.
I will light a candle for him in my church St. Bonifatius in Berlin.
John Maurer
March 15, 2009
Colonel Nairn, I thank you for the wisdom, understanding, sense of humor, and compassion which you demonstrated over the 35 years I have known you. It was an honor for me to spend some of your last days with you. The strength and resolve you exhibited on those days will be a guidon for me when my time comes. Thank you for being a friend, and may God be with you on your journey.
Susan McKenna
March 12, 2009
Rich-I just read this obituary about your Dad online. Jack and I are in Ft. Myers, FL, for two months or I would be with you at the calling hours. I sure remember many wonderful times with your family. Your Dad and his big booming voice! Your Mom and Dad showed many kindnesses to me and to our family. I especially remember our trip to Grayling with the Peltiers that one summer. Your Dad was so respected for his military service in the Ohio National Guard. He was a fine man and I know he will be missed by many, especially you. God bless you. Susie (Clem) & Jack McKenna
Elsetta Ervin
March 11, 2009
My late husband, Jack Ervin worked for many years with Frank at Columbus Transit (COTA). Frank was a fine man and will be missed.
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