Frank Charles Feichter

So very sorry to hear about Frank's passing.

I worked with Frank for 6 1/2 years at the Gallery of Sound back in the late 80s into the mid 90s. To say we had fun working there would be an understatement. I remember my very first day at the WV Mall Gallery of Sound where Frank actually took me under his wing and trained me. He made sure I learned the ropes, taught me how to work quickly yet efficiently and lastly knew how to make us laugh. 30+ years later and I still laugh at his jokes....and occasionally still use many of his one-liners. The fact that he and I shared many of the same tastes in music helped us become even better friends.

I would go away to college for the semester and come back to work the summers and Xmas break. Frank always welcomed be back, yelled "Mickey" and everything felt as if I had never left. (my name is Mike and to this day, no one else has ever called me Mickey - LOL)

Frank was a walking music encyclopedia! If a customer had a question that no one else could answer, we would go to Frank. If I was working at a different Gallery store and didn't know the answer, I'd call Frank. He was our internet in those pre-internet days!

Now that I am in the corporate world, I still reminisce about those days at the music store. I would give anything to relive a Saturday night at the WV Mall Gallery - as long as Frank was right there by my side helping me along and cracking one of his many, many off-color jokes. They were the best!

My condolences to his family. I know that he is truly missed.

Heaven has gotten a great guy Frank you are going to be missed at Quality inn your let's do pizza on Sunday n omg it's cold in here ice princess you always liked it hot in hotel rip my friend n my condolences to the family

I had the pleasure of meeting and working with Frank these past 10 months. "You know the number if you need me, kiddo" he would say every time he took off for the day. We both had a fondness for reading and history. He will be greatly missed here at Quality Inn. My condolences to his family and friends, may he rest peacefully.

Will always remember Frank. Always made a point of waving to me when he saw me walking or biking. So sorry to hear of his passing.

God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Frank was easy to like because he was a good man with a big smile.