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Frank was born August 8, 1980 in Harrison, Arkansas. He was a graduate of Clear Fork High School. Frank loved music, while in high school he played the tuba and he loved to sing as well. Frank was diagnosed with MS in 2006. In spite of his illness, Frank's quick wit and fun sense of humor always remained strong.
He worked as a driver for the Richland County Transit and more recently for the Richland County Detention Center in the maintenance department.
He could have been a stand up comedian. Frank never met a stranger. Even during his recent nursing home stay, he gave his nurses playful nicknames and didn't hesitate to sing karaoke. His humor never faded.
Frank is survived by his mother Jean Gall of Mansfield; siblings Amy (Tony) Valerio of Bellville, Stacy (Tim) Duplaga of Brunswick, and Angie Etterle of South Carolina; aunts and uncles Glenn (Susan) Gall, John (Debi) Gall, George Gall, JoAnn Gall, and Ruth (Kenneth) Rueter; numerous nieces, nephews and extended family.
The Lexington Avenue Snyder Funeral Home is honored to assist Frank's family with cremation services.
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