1951
2020
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Steve Brosky
April 4, 2023
So sorry to hear of Frank's passing he really was a good friend and a great guy and I was a fan..
my condolences to his wife and daughter.
Angelo Zambone
December 29, 2020
Co worker from day’s past. Frank hired me and I worked with him for 18 years. We shared many laughs and many beers together during that time. God Speed Frank and may you Rip
Angelo Zambone
Angelo Zambone
December 29, 2020
Co worker from day’s past. Frank hired me and I worked with him for 18 years. We shared many laughs and many beers together during that time. God Speed Frank and may you Rip
Angelo Zambone
Linda J Nabb
December 23, 2020
Frank was such a good friend. He always had a joke whenever you were with him.. sometimes very subtle....we enjoyed our pinochle games with him...RIP my friend. So sorry for the loss for Aileen and Sarah but he is free from pain and with his son...
Chuck Harvey
December 23, 2020
A wealth of knowledge in the Pest Control industry, but his wit and sense of humor is what I enjoyed the most. The king of one liners and straight and to the point. Frank was a great person to work with and I'm from the Williamsport office.
Joan (Wambold) Cottone
December 23, 2020
Aileen, Sarah and Family, I was so saddened to hear of Frank’s passing. May you cherish his memories always.
david Huber
December 22, 2020
Oh I just Loved this man! Where ever I saw Frank he always was the most pleasant person on this planet. Humility was his middle name. Oh buddy we will team up again to win the Bball championship as we once did. Let the peace that passes all understanding be with the entire Modrick family at this time. Love you Frank!!! David Huber
Suzan Brandt
December 21, 2020
Modrick Family,
I am shocked and saddened to learn of Frank’s passing. I was a friend from way back in our Parkway days and later did orders for Ehrlich. At least once a year we would catch up and I was glad but sad when he retired. He was an wonderful guy with an amazing personality and sense of humor. May he Rest In Peace. Please accept my sincere condolences at this difficult time.
John Stevens
December 21, 2020
Sincere condolences, thoughts, and prayers to you, Aileen, and the family. Stay safe and healthy.
Clara Kendy
December 21, 2020
Sympathies to Frank’s family. He was a great guy funny but always respectful. I’ve known him through work in the seventies and as we both moved to other positions over the years managed to keep a distant friendship. We both loved to talk about our families. May he Rest In Peace!
John Hippensteal
December 21, 2020
So sorry for your loss. I had the pleasure to know and work with Frank for the last 36 years. Frank was a true leader, always there to share counsel, a compliment, or a good laugh! He was one of the nicest and most generous people I have known. Truly a great man, a great mentor, and great friend. He will surely be missed by all. May he rest in peace.
Eileen Makovsky
December 21, 2020
Dear Aileen and Sarah,
My sincere condolences to you on the passing of Frank. I think the last time I saw Frank was with your daughter up at Jane's house...playing cards with Hank and Dennis. May you hang onto all those great memories that he left behind for you. Take care
Eileen Makovsky
Jeff Weil
December 20, 2020
I first met Frank in 7th grade, and I could not believe my good fortune. Over the next six years, Frank enriched my life beyond measure. Frank was not only very bright, but he had a razor sharp wit and incomparable sense of humor. Frank was almost embarrassed by his intelligence, but — thankfully — he was never reluctant to flash his sense of humor. As a result, he was one of the best liked kids in our high school. I lost track of Frank after high school, and that was my loss. The world needs more people with intelligence and who can bring a smile to his neighbor’s face. We will miss the spirit, humor, and generosity that Frank brought to life. And we will miss the laughter that followed wherever he went. My deepest sympathies to his wife and daughter. All of us in the Parkland High School class of 1969 share the sorrow of your loss.
Melanie Sipics
December 20, 2020
i met Frank 19 years ago when i was 16 years old working on a construction project at Ehrlich and he absolutely captured my heart with his dynamic personality.. every time i would run into him down the road he always took time out of his day to chat and catch up with me and i had never seen him without a smile on his face. My heart goes out to you and your family for losing such an incredible man, but i hope you know how indelible his personality truly was, and how much of a phenomenal impression he left on everyone fortunate enough to have met him. God bless.
Ann Peters
December 20, 2020
As a business associate, Frank was an utter professional. I highly respected his sense of fair play and devotion to the Ehrlich Team and to his customers. However, his sense of humor, cheerful personality, and inspiring courage as he battled multiple health crises and personal losses mostly defines the Frank I knew.
My sincere sympathies to his family, friends, and his Ehrlich team.
THOMAS C OSMAN
December 20, 2020
A friend from 'back in the day', Frank overcame early obstacles to become a respected gentleman. A family man, dedicated to work and community, I am proud to have known Frank. In the words of John Lennon, "A working class hero is something to be."
Frank Lindenmuth
December 20, 2020
Modrick Family
It is with great sadness that I learned about Frank’s passing. I first met Frank in the spring of 1968. Frank was working at the Dorneyville Golf Center and I worked at Yocco’s at the gold center. From day 1 I knew that Frank was an extraordinary guy. We hardly ever stopped laughing. That was one of my favorite summers. I didn’t run into Frank years later when I had to set up service with Erlich’s. To my surprise I was talking to an old friend. He hadn’t changed a bit. He hit me with the line that, I would guess, he used on everyone who called him at his office, “Don’t bug me.” I haven’t spoken with Frank for a number of years, but I will forever carry him and his personality with me. RIP my old friend.
Susan A Pammer
December 20, 2020
Modrick Family,
My deepest sympathies in your loss of Frank. You are in !y thoughts and prayers.
Sue Schlegel Pammer
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