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Frank Jerome Szczepanski
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Frank attended St. Ann's elementary, St. Francis de Sales High School (where he pitched several no-hitters) and the University of Toledo. He served in the US Air Force and was active duty for the Vietnam War in Germany (1964 - 1968). He retired from Pinkerton as a Security Industry manager to a life of golf as often as possible. Frank was genuine and authentic in every way, easy to talk to and one of the goofiest Elvis wanna-be dance kings of all times. Frank listened empathetically, shared views straight-up and was always there to lend a hand. He was the epitome of a husband, BIG brother and friend, and people loved him dearly.
Frank is survived by his loving wife Vi, sisters Angela Czlapinski, Dora Lewis and Dawn Nowicki (Mark), brothers Dennis (Ann) and Bruce (Barb). Frank was pre-deceased by father Daniel, mother Lucille, sister, Denise Shrader and brother-in-law, Tom Czlapinski.
We love you Frank and will never forget the many life-lessons, the cheer and the outstanding example you blessed us with each day we shared. Services will be held at Florida National Cemetery, 6502 SW 102nd Ave, Bushnell, FL 33513 on Friday, July 22, 2022 at 10:00 AM.
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Dennis Szczepanski
July 4, 2023
We sure do miss you Bro.
Love, Den, Ann and Fam
Elizabeth (Harantha) Ravas ('85 McAuley)
July 9, 2022
Dear Dawn and family,
Please accept my heartfelt sympathy and prayers with the passing of your beloved brother, Frank. Please know many are thinking about you. May Frank rest in peace with our Risen Lord.
Carol Senn Landversicht
July 8, 2022
I have so many fond memories of good times with the Szczepanski family while growing up. Sending sincere condolences to the family.
Terrie Coci Albert
July 7, 2022
To Angie and all your siblings, please know of my sympathy and prayers. The Szczepanski name brings back so many memories of St. Ann's and all the good times had by our families, especially our parents. May wonderful memories fill your hearts and lift the sorrow.
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Dennis and Ann Szczepanski
July 7, 2022
RIP Frank. The family will always remember the many great times we shared together with you and Vi. You were a tremendous example as a big brother and good friend. You will be missed dearly. Say "Hi" to Mimi, Papa, Denise and Tom for all of us still here as you cruise out to that Blue Bayou golf resort in heaven.
Rose Mary and Joe Nowicki
July 7, 2022
RIP my friend, always showed us a good time when visiting. with you and Vi. especially the airboat ride.Will always remember you in our prayers.
Jim Fehlen
July 7, 2022
Bruce, I know what it´s like to lose an older brother. It brings our own morality into focus. You and your family have our condolences.
Jim & Jeanne
Connie A Spychalski
July 7, 2022
Rest in peace, Frank. Many good memories when I worked as Pinkerton Guard at Owens Illinois.
Dennis Duffey
July 7, 2022
Frank was a grade school classmate of my sister Pat, who knew then we would find a program to change our entire lives. God Bless
Joe Pflager
July 7, 2022
Sorry to hear Frank passed. He was a good friend. I golfed with him many times. Joanne and I visited him and Vi when we wintered near the Villages. He will be missed.
Angela Walker
July 7, 2022
Condolences to Vi and all of Franks´s family. He was my boss working for Pinkerton´s in the office. My husband Ralph also worked for Pinkerton´s when Frank was the manager
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