Benjamin "Frank" Secor, Jr.

Dear Mr. Secor,
I must admit it's difficult for me to type this message but I'm going to try my best. I thought about you yesterday and decided to see if you were still teaching at Bellaire High School. I came across your memorial page and found out that I was over six months too late to attend your funeral. During my four years at BHS 2000-04, I considered you as one of my role models. I was the president of your Bel-ARC amateur radio club for one year, I know I wasn't the best president but the challenges of the school kept me busy. I never got around to telling you how much your guidance and wisdom affected my life. You always would listen and offer advice when it was needed. I really wish I could have said goodbye. I still remember that 1988 Blue Crown Victoria (Your baby) from school. You would drive around the block and transmit HAM Radio signals for us to practice. I wanted to let you know that I went on the University of Houston (Sociology/PoliSci) 2008 and completed my master's in Education in 2011. I type this message from my work computer (History Teacher at Johnston Middle School) and wanted to let you know that your impact on my life allowed me to realize my potential and become a teacher. I also remember driving you crazy once in a while, sorry about that! I hope you are at peace and I want to let you know that I really do miss you

Mr. Stephen Mathis

Dear Judy and family,
David and I are so sorry for your loss. Frank was always "bigger than life" with his wit and kindness to everyone he came in contact. He will be missed by all.
Your friends from Mangum Oaks Baptist Church,
David and Dana Mizell

Daddy, I miss you so much and can't believe you're really gone. I know you are not hurting any longer and am so thankful for that! All my love!

Frank, God only knows just how many children you helped and how many lives you touched. Your heart was larger than life. God bless you and may you finally rest in peace.