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for Martin Frank
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Carrie Saglam
December 25, 2007
To the Frank family,
I was deeply sadended to hear of Martys passing, and send my condolences to you all. He was by far the most exceptional person I have ever met, and he will be sorely missed by so many. He touched so many lives during his own, and will always have a place in many hearts. Thank you for sharing his talents with us all. God bless,
Kirsten Bjork-Jones
December 20, 2007
It seems as if all of my memories of “Dad Frank” involve major life events. From high school and college graduations to family get togethers and weddings. Liz and my lives shared parallel events and every step of the way the Frank’s were sharing these special moments alongside my family. I had never seen so much joy and pride in every aspect of Mr. Frank’s being than at Liz’s wedding. Of course the happiness of seeing your only daughter get married would bring pride to “Dad Frank,” but I had been there for so many important events – this day was definitely truly special. Mr. Frank was beaming with love and happiness and even though this was Liz’s day this was his day as well. Mr. Frank was so proud of his radiant daughter and so thrilled to show off his new son-in-law, he was so consumed in the day and ready to share in the excitement that new love brings. I too feel so blessed that some of these same emotions Mr. Frank brought to Liz and Tom’s wedding he brought to my wedding celebration. I will always cherish and remember the kind words of love and support spoken in the months before my wedding. It s hard to believe that after so many years I will not hear “how are things going kid” spoken by “Dad Frank,” but I know that just by knowing “Dad Frank” my life has been changed forever. You will be missed, but not forgotten, your memory and spirit will live on in the lessons you instilled in your children – that includes all of us privileged to call you Dad.
Patty Weber-Schmidt
December 20, 2007
Dearest Sue and family,
My deepest felt sympathy to you and yours. Marty was and always will be a special and inspiration person in my life. My prayers and thoughts,
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