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Sunshine Overkamp
November 14, 2006
I have many fond memories of my time working for Frank--first as a volunteer and then as an employee. He was a decent, caring man who patiently answered all my "why" questions about the United Way, gleefully shared stories of how things really worked in the system and gently steered me towards a career in the field. I have much to thank him for and will miss his wise comments and counsel. I send my deepest sympathy and respects to his family. You are in my prayers.
Jim Colville
November 8, 2006
Frank Cleaver will be in my memory forever. He gave me my first real United Way career opportunity when he hired me as Campaign Director in 1972. I will always be grateful for his personal support and encouragement. My thoughts and prayers are with John and Marc in this time of sorrow. Your dad loved you very much and was so proud of all you accomplished.
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