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Kenneth Longman Jr
August 22, 2009
From the Lincoln Southeast class of 1961 we wish to express our heartfelt thoughts and prayers to the family on Franks passing.
August 21, 2009
Dear Karen and family
Please accept our deepest sympathies. Frank was a wonderful person. We will miss his smiling face very much. Our thoughts are with you, Eric and the rest of your family.
Mark Roland
Beth Ulm
August 19, 2009
Karen and family: We were so saddened to see the article about Frank in todays paper. We had no idea. Our love and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time. Frank was a wonderful husband, father and grandfather. God be with you all.
Harold and Mary Shandera
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