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Troy T
June 17, 2025
Hey all
Missing Frank great guy Nancy too
Some day we´ll meet up again
Glad to have been your neighbor
Troy Toaldo & Family
June 28, 2019
A valiant battle for so long ended ,The Victor stands valiant in his new life above
Nancy so very sorry for your loss it was my pleasure to have you and Frank as neighbors
The occasional mail box chat or out with the dog
Was always good conversation
Our prayers are with you during these trying times
Karen Lloyd
June 25, 2019
I am so sorry for your loss.
Karen Lloyd
Sheila and Rodger Doran
June 24, 2019
Andy and family, So sorry to read of your loss. God bless.
Wayne Mickletz
June 24, 2019
Sorry to hear this Frank was a great person an excellent educator he also was a very good Sensei in judo I enjoyed working with him in judo he will be missed god bless his family.Wayne mickletzFormer student Gilbertsville pa
Todd Moyer
June 24, 2019
When I was just in my teens Frank was my Judo instructor. I have always been grateful for all I learned from him and have thought about him often. He was a great instructor, very patient and always easy to talk to. Many of my friends from high school soon joined the classes as well. Thank you Frank, you will be missed.
Bill Keller
June 23, 2019
Dr. Heifer sent me a personal letter when I was a HS Senior, congratulating me for joining the Marine Corps in January 75. What a lasting impression that made for me. I still have that letter in my footlocker filled with USMC memories. It was the very first of many great ones to come.
RIP Mr. H
Debra Mykitiak
June 23, 2019
My sympathies to the family. Mr Heifer was one of my favorites at Pottstown Senior High School (1973) I seemed to spend a lot of time in his office and he was always trying to keep me out of trouble.
Jacqui Watson
June 23, 2019
I want to tell you how nice your dad was to me as a kid in the Pottstown school system. I appreciated his warmth, sense of humor and big smile! He'll be missed! Jacqui Smith Watson PHS Class of 1976
Lizz
June 23, 2019
My heartfelt sympathies go out to your family during this difficult time. I hope the promise in 1 Thessalonians 4:14 can bring much comfort. Just knowing that there's a hope for the ones we have lost in death can be so reassuring.
Andrea Roberts
June 21, 2019
Oh Nancy, I am beyond sad to see this. My first words were-"Smiley"! While I am sad, I am also so thankful for the pleasure of meeting you both, and all the fun, wonderful memories of Frank over the years. Please know that you and your family will be in my prayers, it is not easy, and Parkinsons sucks. Just glad to know that he isn't suffering anymore and hopefully smiling away. All my love, Andrea (from the doctors office-BFP).
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