Happy 74th birthday, dear Frank. Still miss you... <3

Like the site says... you will be forever missed, Frank... Love you..

It doesn't seem possible, that it's been 28 yrs. Christine will be 40, this year. And, we have a 4 yr. old granddaughter, that we get to spend a lot of time with. She know who you are, because she loves the Manatee, that was yours. I still miss you.. think of you.. and, your memory will live on through those that loved you sharing stories about you, with the next generations. I know this wasn't our last time, to connect. And, I look forward to seeing you, in our next life. <3

Remembering Frank fondly today (and always) on his birthday.

Still missing you, Frank.. <3

Happy Birthday, Franklette! Today you would have been 71 years old, which I find unbelievable and shocking. I still miss your smile.

Frank.. you will always be missed..xoxo

Frank will always be in my heart.. <3

Happy SEVENTIETH Birthday!

Still miss you Frank.. but, you know that - as I talk to you & kiss your face, every time I dust off the figurine of yours that I have on my bookshelves..

25 years.. In some ways it feels like forever and in other ways like just yesterday. You are still missed. And, I know you know that. xoxo

When Terry brought Frank to visit me in England I knew within moments that he was special! He was taken too soon but left his imprint on so many hearts. Miss you Franklette xx

Good morning, Frank. My step-dad died last year and my mom asked me when she'll be over his death. I had to tell your mother-in-law that, Yes, it gets better, but, no, you'll never be over it. I suppose what has changed for me over the past 23 years since your death is that the intense sadness I had in the beginning has developed into fond memories of our life together. But, rest assured, I still miss you more than anyone can know. I look forward to seeing you again sooner than later, and allowing you to be my guide in a better world that what you left. With love, Terry

Happy 67th Franklette!

I will never forget the last email I got from you, saying you were leaving work early because of an ice-storm... and, then getting called by Terry the following morning - letting me know that you were no longer on this plane of existence. I can't imagine that there will ever be a time that you won't be missed. Your Manatee still keeps me/us company... and, when it flips itself around on the bookshelf, sometimes knocking something down, I always know you're around :) <3

Ah Franklette ... On this evening, the 22nd year of your passing, what would you think of our world today? I trust we'd see you in a state of rage reserved for just such occasions. But you'd also be so proud of mankind's achievements, particularly in the scientific advancements and the human kindnesses than so often go unreported. I love you and missed you.

Frank,
We still remember you with love, even though you left us over twenty years ago. You were one of the best people I've ever known - the time that you were a good friend was far too brief. Wherever you are now, I hope you you're still surrounded by a thousand points of light, like I will always remember you.

Happy Birthday, Franklette! You'd have been 66 years old today, if still on this plane, which is odd since you were always four years older and I'm only 39. Puzzling! Electronics continue to advance - we just bought a new DVD/BlueRay combo that's smaller than a laptop and linked to the Internet. I know...you're amazed, too!

My favorite memory is the morning we met.  He was helping to get things set-up for the service, stopped & greeted us - and we instantly had this "where have you been in this lifetime" connection - feeling like we'd known each other for ages and were just picking up where we left off. I still think of him often & miss him...<3

Thinking about you today, Franklette, and wondering what you'd think of this world we have today. I remember how it took you nearly THREE years to find just the right flat-screen TVs when they came out. Finally, one Sunday afternoon, you said, "Come on. We're going to Best Buy and I'm GONNA DO IT! And you did! Today the TVs are flat and my mobile phone does more than our home computer did then. The resolution on my mobile is probably better than that TV you bought. How amazed and delighted you'd be. But then, you already know this, and you're smiling with me. Give Kalee, Helen and Frank, Sr. a big hug!

I met Frank through Terry in 1990 when I first began attending the Center for Spiritual Living in Glendale, CA, where Terry was a practitioner. Frank was a kind, sweet, loving and gentle soul. His warmth surrounded everyone he came in contact with. Like Sydney says in her comment, I know he's hanging with Helen and lighting up the skies with his bright but gentle light!!

I was never blessed to meet Frank. I know him thru the heart of his sister, Kathleen, who misses his light to this day. I'm blessed to know so many of his relatives...therefore, I'm privy to so many great stories about Frank....I am sure to meet you one day...

Frank, your heart and soul were open and clear and true.
You are still thought of and remembered, all these years later.
I know you are hanging with Helen, and lighting up the skies with your sweet smile.