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Condolence: To the Family of Frank,
My sincerest condolences for your loss. Frank was my Ryerson sales contact for the last few years. I had been following his progress through the Ryerson staff, although I hadn't inquired for a while. Sadly, I found out the news today. I always enjoyed his visits to Carlisle. Even if there was no business to do, we always enjoyed catching up. I will miss him most dearly, but certainly not as much as you.

Warmest wishes,
Bill Morrow

Condolence: I am so very sorry to hear of Frank's passing. I worked with Frank for a few years at Burgon and always looked forward to the sales meetings when he would visit and bring pretzels!! He was the life of the party. He always kept us laughing with his funny stories and quick wit.

Condolence: Hello Donna and Angela, We are so sad with heavy hearts, we miss Franks visits to our company. Frank is in a better place now free of pain in heaven and we all look forward to seeing him again! Please know that he was a very special person to us.

Condolence: Frank, it's been over thirty years since we ran together from Seaside to Stokes, from Spotswood to South River. You were a good friend then. And it is apparent a good friend to others throughout your life. You are and will be missed.

With condolences from my family to your family and friends.

Chris

Condolence: Can you help us? We have lost a friend and Family member. As each summer approached the three of us looked forward with anticipation of a fun weekend together upstate. A meeting that was not brought together by grief over a loved one that had passed. A bonding of cousins. The conversations were filled of times from our youth. The joyous memories of Family. The playful teasing of friends. No longer will tears of laughter stream down your face from the playful banter of your two cousins. No longer will we forage for firewood to build a box fire. The clanging of the horseshoes won't ring out the same when tossed in the pit. The taste of good upstate pizza just became a little bitter today. The beer won't be as cold coming from the cooler as the night sky comes into view. A sunflower will always hold a fond memory now of a hearty laugh shared by the "Three Amigos". No longer will we laugh so heartily upstate.
Like many, time has taken you to early. How I hoped for a better outcome that was not to be. As tears of sadness wash the face. Thank you for the precious memories. Our circle has become smaller.

Condolence: Dear Donna and Angela,

There are no words I can offer to take away the pain of losing your soul mate and Angela-your dad. My thoughts and prayers are with you both. I know that Frank will be watching over you from Heaven.

Condolence: Donna and Angela - so sorry to hear the news about Frank. If you remember, Donna, we lived down the street from you - on Darrow when you lived on Ferris. We can't make the services, but I want you to know that the news of Frank's passing was put out on a South River Facebook site. Many old friends commented on the news. Frank was known and loved by many of his hometown brothers and sisters. Our thoughts and prayers are with you both.

Condolence: Dear Donna and Angela,
It is with the heaviest of hearts I write this condolence. I am so sorry for your loss. I have been keeping you both in my thoughts and prayers and I will continue to do so. Frank is in a better place now. All of his pain and suffering is now over. May he rest in peace in heaven with God.
God bless you both.