Frank S. Jenkins

one of finest and funniest persons i ever knew we always had fun together
he sent me many post cards in later years
i had Frank work for me in every film project, he will be remembered for many more important things but i knew him as a great background artist. joe kontra

Dearest Lynn and family our deepest and most sincere condolences.
Lucien and Annmarie

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Death leaves a heartache no person can heal, love leaves a memory no person can steal.

Hello Lynn, Denise, & Frank Jr (Louise too) I now understand why Frank never answered my letters lately. I am so sorry to read of my old friends passing & my condolences to you all. How the times have changed since we met in 1961. In Franks last letter to me in July he wanted me to find a buyer for his Gilkeys. I doubt you want to sell them now but if you do I have a ready purchaser. I hope one of you will write back to me. I will always miss Frank. Love to you all. Betty Miles, [email protected]

I am very sorry to hear about the death of your father and husband. Denise and I were best friends for years at Lakeside and then lost touch after graduation. I have many great memories with Denise. I never knew your dad and found it interesting to learn about his prominence as a poet and playwright. I have lost both parents now with my mom's passing earlier this year. I know how painful it can be. My best to all of you.

Lisa Cowles Stix