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Mr. Kunkle and myself in 1965.
Judy (Fauver) Miller
August 12, 2020
Mr. Kunkle was one of a kind. I sometimes saw him seven days a week. In addition to being the band/chorus director, he was chorus leader at the church we both attended. He was patient and kind. He would tease me about my ski jump nose. I love music am sure it is in part because he made it so enjoyable.
Tom Anderson
September 8, 2009
I will always remember Frank's kindness
and encouragement.
August 23, 2009
Mr. Kunkle was an important figure in my life. He taught me flute beginning in the 3rd grade and was my band and chorus instructor through high school graduation. I remember him with great fondness and am greatful for having had the opportunity to have known him. I know that my love of music today is in no small measure a result of his wonderful influence. What a great man.
My condolences to his wife and family.
Karen Figy Parsons
Wauseon High School Class of 1965
Jane Riegel Ferencz
August 20, 2009
I have many wonderful memories of Mr. Kunkle. He started me on the cello in 4th grade (over 40 years ago!). Through the years he kept in touch with the Riegel kids and came to concerts and asked about us through high school and college (we were all music majors). I'm certainly not the only former student who made music their career,but his influence was great. My condolences and best wishes to the Kunkle family.
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August 19, 2009
I was a student at St. Mary's Catholic grade school (Hamilton) and fondly remember Mr. Kunkle as our music teacher. He was very patient and kind to his students-even though we didn't have much musical talent! May he rest in peace - and God Bless his family left to mourn his loss.
Patti Pate Gray & Family
James/Saundra von Seggern
August 19, 2009
Dear Nell and family....we celebrate Franks' (Mr. Kunkle to his students) life. What a wonderful man and teacher. We really enjoyed reading aboout his life in the Toledo Blade. May God bless you and the family. Jim and Saundra(nee Turner) von Seggern
August 19, 2009
We extend our sympathy to the family. Mr. Kunkle was the teacher who influenced me the most while I was a student at Wauseon. I have wonderful memories of being in band and chorus under his direction for 8 years (back in the 50's). I am grateful to have had that experience.
Jim (& Rose Mary) Pontious, Alvordton, OH
Judy Miller
August 18, 2009
My sympathies go out to Mr. Kunkle's family. He was more than a teacher to me, he was also a kind friend. He was my band director for eight years at Wauseon HS as well as choir director at our church. I'm so grateful to have known him and able to spend five or six days a week with him for many years. He was an inspiration to so many people.
Judy (Fauver) Miller
Art & Sally Redinger
August 18, 2009
We enjoyed so much getting acquainted with Frank and Nell in our Aqua Toners class. Frank always brought a lot of joy to our group with his antics and that lovely, sparkling smile. He and Nell have been truley missed. We all cherish these memories.
Arthur and Sally Redinger - Liberty, IN
August 18, 2009
I'm so saddened to hear of the passing of my friend and collegue...he always had kind words and a positive attitude toward everyone. It was a true honor to have shared a part of his remarkable and long life.
Nathan thomas, former music teacher for the Talawanda Schools.
August 18, 2009
We always enjoyed "Mr. Kunkle"....he was very patient with me as I tried one instrument after another. (I ended up carrying the flag in the marching band)! He certainly was an inspiration to many young people in Wauseon.
Bob and Carolyn George, Wilmington, NC
Karen Auclair
August 18, 2009
I was fortunate to have had Mr. Kunkle teach me to play saxophone at Marshall Elementary when I was 10 years old (40 yrs ago)and I will never forget how patient, kind and accomplished he was. What a positive experience for a child, and what a gift he was to whomever had the pleasure of learning from him. My deepest condolences to his family.
Sally Boyers Lutz
August 18, 2009
The Clark and Selma Boyers Family send their sympathy. The Kunkle Family was loved and remembered here in Wauseon.
What fun we had in band, and the church choir.
Mom is still in the nursing home - 10 years in September. She and Dad had great memories of your family. Sally Boyers Lutz
Ted Beerman
August 18, 2009
Frank was so gentle and modest and kind. It was such a pleasure to have known and worked with him. He left this world with an incredible legacy.
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