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Frank Eckert Obituary
Frank was born in New Jersey to Frances and Joseph Eckert on April 9th, 1959. He went to school at Hackensack High School. He married Deborah Teta on October 28, 1978, in Maywood, NJ. He graduated from Broward Community College with his associate's degree. He worked as a Real Estate Broker for 4% Realty. He loved music, playing many instruments, and his favorite sports to watch were baseball and football.
Frank is preceded in death by his parents, Joseph and Frances Eckert.
Frank is survived by: Deborah his wife of 46 years; his children: Maricia Phillips (Ryan), Francis Eckert, Stephen Eckert (Sabrena), Derek Eckert (Araceli). His siblings: Christine Sanso (Michael), Geraldine Patire (Richard), Laura Eckert, Jody Bartlett (Edward), and Joseph Eckert (Suzanne) and his grandchildren: John Anthony Phillips and Rylee Evelyn Phillips.
In lieu of flowers, the family kindly asks for donations to be made in Frank's honor to The National Kidney Foundation in Florida. (Click HERE)
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