John Joseph Frank, Jr.

I remember so very fondly Gloria and Johnny or Mr. and Mrs. Frank as I addressed them then. They were such a very classy couple, and genuine. It is wonderful to read about Johnny's life achievement. I am sorry for all of your loss. As it was beautifully written they are together again.

Tommy and Patsy.. So sorry to hear of the passing of your dad.. I had heard it from Ellen.. You know he is in such a better place..may he Rest in Peace..Marcia and Jeff Zimmer

My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time. Uncle Johnny was an amazing man and a true gentleman. I will always remember his Italian cream cakes and how wonderful they were. I'm sorry I was unable to make the service and offer my condolences in person.

Mr Frank was one of the true gentlemen in the appliance industry and will be missed.

Dear family, Rocky and I are so glad to have spent a little time with Johnny. He made a wonderful lasting impression on both of us. I know you all will miss him -until we all meet again in Heaven. We love you. Patricia and Rocky

To all the family:

My husband and I have known Johnny about twenty years and a nicer, kinder man we have never known. I sang in the St. Jude's choir for many years with Johnny. We knew Gloria also. She was such a gracious person. We have missed Miss Gloria all these years and now will miss another one of God's wonderful and gifted children.

We pray that the grace and peace of God be with each one of you. And be confident of where Johnny is walking now.

To Tim and the entire Frank family,
Please know that our family sends our prayers to you during this time of loss. Your grandfather was such a sweet man and always so kind.
Take care,
Adrian

My thoughts and prayers to the Frank Family. What a wonderful man, and family. You will be missed, but never forgotten.

My deepest sympathy to the Frank family. Uncle Johnny was a very special Man who will never be forgotten.

Deepest sympathy is extended to the Family of Johnny Frank.
He was certainly a fine man, and was an asset to the Beaumont Community.
Anita Savino Fournier