Frank Howard Christopher

Frank Christopher was one of the finest gentlemen I've ever known. I only wish I had been able to spend more time with him.
Jim Barnes

I regret not being able to attend the service for Frank because of obligations back home in Pittsburgh area. Frank was a huge influence on me as a new and young legislator in the 70's and 80's and a great help as I assumed more responsibilities. He will be remembered as always a gentleman and a gentle man. Ron Cowell

Miss him so very much.

Howdy was my beloved uncle. I remember countless times when the whole Bill Nicoll clan would decamp in Camp Hill on the way to the "farm". Love to my cousins Marilyn, Marty and Donna at this difficult time. Howdy was a wonderful man.

Your father was a faithful and very pleasant participant in saying the Rosary every Thursday at Homeland. I'm sure Our Blessed Lady was there to greet him when he reached his heavenly home. He will be missed. My sympathy to you and your family.

Toni Carocci

I enjoyed knowing Frank and looking up to him as a former reporter and a senior PR guy who "knew the ropes." Enjoyed, too, fellowship with him as a member of the Pa. Public Relations Society (PPRS).

My sincere sympathy to his family.

God Bless/RIP,to ALL who served in WWII.Thank YOU for your service in The Corps,Frank....... And Semper Fi.

What a marvelous career. I had the pleasure of working with Frank on the Education committee. Although we were on different sides, he was always professional and great to work with. One of the truly great gentleman of the House.
To the family my sincerest condolence. Your dad was the kind of man we need more of in state government.

Rep. Fred Noye (Ret.)