Frank Yang

Say it's not so...
Great memories from L'ville.

Grateful to Gil Yang for letting me know, I recall with warmth the young Frank I knew as a summertime "mother´s helper" for his wonderful parents. Frank always had a clever fun comment or action to enliven the days, and reading about him as a adult was a joy. He was remarkably kind and thoughtful even as a teenage boy, and I am saddened at his sudden passing . Sincerest condolences.
Jean Penney Borntraeger Wheeler

Dear CK, you taught me how to play chess when I was a freshman at Lawrenceville. I was so impressed with you playing chess w Bertie Barois on the way to class , yelling the moves to each other as you walked along. Your brain was inversely proportionate to your height!! RIP my friend!!

I am sorry for your great loss. I hope that the promise found in Hosea 13:14 can bring you some comfort. Knowing that there is a future for the ones we have lost in death can be so reassuring and perhaps sustain you during this difficult time.