Miss you Frank and Mary best brother-in-law one could ever have .

Just wanted to say frank I miss your voice over the phone it's been a long time since we had all gotten together But I think of you a lot and Mary who was like a sister to me

Frank was the best brother in law a person could ask for. I can still hear his voice


Our deepest sympathies to the Sladko Family.....Frank and I met many years ago; about the same time Frank met and then married Mary. Frank and I were members of the Baltimore Athletic Club at that time; mostly included guys from Waverly / Greenmount Avenue neighborhoods; would meet on weekends drinking together @ the Stadium Tavern; enjoying the Baltimore Colt games and the Orioles.........Kenny Wilson was also in that group.....we had some good fun attending dances; Bull Roasts; BAC picnics; to include our children..........Over the years, I would see Frank once in a while; and talked about his ministry work; mainly in foreign countries, such as: Russia....I always wanted to go with Frank on one of his Church trips, but never did; but continued to financially support Frank and the Church. In November 2020, I went to vote and as I was looking for a parking place, I saw this man, who seemed to be looking like he had lost something.....As I got closer to this man, from the back, he looked like Frank...I called to Frank and he turned around, surprised to see and recognize me........As you would expect, we talked for several minutes, until my wife came out from voting..... what a good feeling I had ; just seeing Frank Sladko again.......May God bless you Frank and your family and may you be in Heaven with Jesus.......We will miss your Easter card; but never forget you and the love you expressed with others....................Bob Brannan  

We were cousins molded from the same clay. I always enjoyed his company although circumstances kept us apart. We had similar physical bodies and were/are close spiritually.

He was a good man and a mentor to many.

May his memory last through eternity.

May God bless all who read this.

Be Well,

Bobby

Frank you will be missed even though we didn't talk much after bill passed away.  I treasure the memories of when you and Mary would come down to lantana to visit. I promise I'm going to finish the book you sent me a couple of months ago . rest in peace

To All of the Family of Frank,
We will miss his smiling face at Unto. What a passion for people, and what a love for Jesus. Can't wait to see him again in Heaven
Rosalie (Unto)

Uncle Frank yeah will be missed even though I didn’t get to see him very often because of the distance between us. I remember the last time I saw him this was the picture I took of him and mom. We sit in McDonald’s and had a long long visit.  You are now in heaven with dad and Nana and those going on before us and no the glorious secrets of heaven. Tell dad and Nana I said hello and watch over me until my time comes and I to like you will be saying beam me up Scotty. God rest your soul. Pic 2011- Pic of Ruby Sladko Rhodes, Bill Sladko’s wife, sister-in-law

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Frank Lee Sladko, II, & wife Lisa

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Joseph Sladko & wife Virginia

Jenna Marcuri & husband Alexandros

Kimberly Raab & husband Brandon

Larry Panzer, Jr.

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Alayna Kahle

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Harley Sladko

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Frank Lee Sladko Sr.

1 December, 1935 – 1 February, 2021

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