Hey Frank - just thought I would stop in and say hello.  Spoke to Gary yesterday and he is ok, although there still are some rough times.  Tine to leave some TicTacs.
Bunch of us went out Sunday and had a good time, we all wished you were there, Stand by I am going to make the turkey one of these days and I got a Pecan pie from Rock Springs Cafe.
Take care, just wanted to let you know I was thinking of you and both of you on Saturday at 4:15pm

Frank - Thank you for being a part of our lives, as a wonderful friend, gracious host, and most of all, an example of distinguished character.  We miss you now, but we cherish the memories and the experiences that we shared.  You have impacted so many lives, and for that, we choose to celebrate your life and accomplishments.  And, those really are tears of joy, not sorrow.

I will miss that warm, joyful greeting of yours most.  And yes, you can call me "sis" anytime... Thank you for the joy and happiness you brought into Gary's life as well.  He sure has a big heart, of which you are such a big part.  Know that he will be okay, and that he too is loved.

Now, rest dear friend, and we too shall see you soon.

Love and Hugs

We found a true friend in you Frank. You were always smiling and enjoyed life to the fullest. Our conversations were always interesting and we always enjoyed our time together especially when we went to the Polish restaurants for dinner, or other restaurants for those shrimp meals! We also enjoyed getting together for the many parties. You will be missed very much by all who knew you. As a friend, we will miss you. And we know your friends and family will miss you. Of course, Gary will miss you very much. Thanks for making us a part of your wonderful life - We are very blessed for that. Rest in peace my dear Frank. Eventually we all will have to make that journey to eternity, but there is comfort knowing you will be there waiting for all of us. So, instead of saying goodbye Frank, we will just say "See you later". Much Love & Hugs and we will miss you greatly. Rest in Peace Frank.

Dear Gary,
D'Ann are keeping you in our prayers. Just wanted to send you this photo from our 2004 trip to San Diego. This is how I will remember Frank, with that big happy smile that he had for everyone. How lucky can we be for being able to spend time with such a special friend? Very lucky indeed! We love you both.
D'Ann and Lynn Davis

To my darling Frank - Words can not begin to tell you wants in my heart. I feel so empty and so lost without you. My heart is broken and I long to hold you just one more time. But I am so grateful for the knowledge I have that life does go on beyond the grave. I will miss you so much and will never forget the love we shared and the wonderful life we had together. Now its your time to be with your loved ones that has passed on before you. Tell you brothers and sisters, Mom and Dad and your beloved wife Lorraine hi for me and I will see again some day..

All my love..
Your Gary.

I  only knew Frank for a short time. He was a gentle caring loving man.
Enjoyed sharing Chicago stories with him. We also talked about Polish Food.
Frank touched me with kindness as I'm sure he did with all. We will miss you.

Tommy Daly

Frank, I have been thiking of you more  and more now when i see windows in houses and building when i passed by driving, You told me more than once before you like windows.  We all love you!
Chinito, Phx, AZ

Frank, I enjoy those fun times with you and Gary. Thank you for bringing great joy in my life

Frank, I hope you have better email service in heaven then I do. For the 3rd time I am trying to say how much we will miss you. I hope there are lots of Polka music and lots of Polish sausages in Heaven. Frank Gary will miss you very much but he has a lot of friends who care for him. The picture was taken at Ken's 83 birthday, you were having so much fun.Frank I know you would say this to Gary, "So when tomorrow starts withou me don't think we're far apart, for every time you think of me I'm right here in your heart." Love Jerry Cowdrey & Ken Todd

You know you have been a friend, Frank.  Both, you and Gary,  have been extra special to me.  I plan on seeing you again in a better place. My warmest regards to Gary and your family. 
                                                                                   Charlie Heintzelman

To Gary, Art and Barry.  We are truly sorry for your loss. David and Bill

My friend, Frank died on January 12, 2012 He died after being in the care with Hospice. Gary, his partner and I were with him when he passed at 8:15 pm.  I spoke with him earlier that morning and brought him a fresh baked Lemon Sponge pie  for him  to eat which he said he so much enjoyed. We spoke about cooking and baking of foods from our past   Frank did not cook anymore but we sure planned many meals for the future. He always spoke highly of his partner, Gary, his  daughter, Sue and son Frank.  He equally loved Gary's daughters and all his grandchildren.  Frank spoke lovingly of his deceased wife.  Now his partner will be all alone, His friends are telling him that it will get better. 

Farewell Frank

What a class act - that was you Frank.  Even though I only have known you for a few months, I found a true friend.  You were always smiling and enjoyed life to the fullest.  Our conversations were always interesting and I always enjoyed our time we went to dinners - and we always knew what your were going to order - Shrimp.  You will be missed by all your friends and family.  Thanks for making me a part of your life - I am blessed for that.  Rest in peach my dear friend and we all will have to make that journey to eternity like you did and we have to do it alone, but knowing you will be there waiting for all of us will be the reward.  So, instead of Goodbye Frank, I'll just say "See you later".  Love you and miss you.

George L. Kelly

My dear "Frankie" I will miss you so much.  I will always treasure the countless hours spent with you both in and out of the hospitals.  No longer can I hold your hand for hours at a time, but I will always hold you in my heart.  

You were not just my very special friend, but part of my biological family.  You often called me your brother and I truly felt like one.  

When old songs came on the radio or TV we would sing them together.  When you wanted something that Gary knew you shouldn't have you would say "Art will get it for me" even though I wouldn't.

You enjoyed Fergie, Fiona and Kabul and would always feed the furry ones even when you were told not to do so.  

Rest in peace my dear friend knowing that you were loved and and cared for by Gary as much as anyone could possibly love another human.  He will miss you always my brother.  I'm including a photo of you that your Gary loves so much.

Frank - I am sad, for I will miss our conversations in German (sehr traurig), and your attempts in teaching Jim Kuzma Polish (Wiele, wiele zabawnych prÃ³b!). I will certainly miss the conversations we had about buying those rose bushes in colorful pots (much to the amusement of Gary). Both of us will miss you going out on the dance floor and performing a Polka, and/or singing in Polish. But most of all, both of us will miss your love and friendship! Our thoughts, prayers and love go to your family, and especially to Gary. TÄ™sknimy za bardzo! Love ya!

Frank, you will be missed.  Won't forget the wonderful times spent with you and Gary, our time in Vegas and you joy of gambling.  All the great meals we had together, and experiencing all the great dishes that you enjoyed cooking. May the LORD bless you, now that your with him, and wonder if the party in Heaven is over since your arrival?   Much love my dear friend

                                                                          Norm Dooms, Mesa AZ.

I will miss you, Frank, as I know everyone will.  I'm sure we will meet again, my friend, in the not too distant future.

What a wonderful friend and neighbor you  were Mr Krank King.we talked on the phone for hours some days, talking of children, our loved ones.You will be missed, so sad to loose such a loved one, but you are with our maker. So glad you used the walker. Gary is missing you so much as we all are. Love, Dorothy Pearce

Frank... you will be missed. I always enjoyed your kindness,sense of humor and generosity.Seeing you, Gary, and the rest of the gang walk into the restaurant; always brought a smile to my face. Your passing may leave a void at your table but the stories and memories will leave a lasting impression. Aga and I will miss you. Na zdrowie to you friend!!
Brett and Aga from Elephant Bar

Frank beat the odds so many times, it is hard to believe that he couldn't rebound one more time. His absence will leave a hole in our extended family. He loved to socialize regale others with his stories, his love of food, and of course his Polish heritage. There will be a void without him.  Sharon and Debbie, Phx

Frank, we will miss you, you were always smiling when you saw your friends, God Bless your soul and your body rest. I ask God to take care of Frank as he took care of you,  your little friend Chino

Frank, I will always have great memories of the many good times we had at dinners and parties.  R.I.P. good friend.

Frankie...our dear friend.  We will constantly be reminded of you.  Every time we hear "Happy Birthday" sung we'll think of "Stolat, Stolat", we'll think of you every time we hear a Polka played.  We'll remember your great love for your children and how you showed us their pictures...they were always there in your shirt pocket near your heart.  How you loved to brag about their achievements, you glowed when you spoke of them.
Don't worry about Gary, there are so many of us who love him and will help him through this time of great loss.
We are so sorry to lose you, but so grateful you are at peace.
Love always,
Mark and Dan

Frank...we know you're in a much better place now.  We will always remember your gracious support of this group, and cherish the time we were able to spend with you... 
Your fellow Prime Timers of Phoenix

Frank, you were a true friend, I always looked up to you and I enjoyed being 'Frank' with you.  May you rest in peace, now without health problems.  Many HUGS, friend.  R.I.P. Frank.  

Frank Eibl, Peoria, AZ

Frank,  How I will miss our talks about teaching and working as a translator.  You will be in my thoughts and heart always.  You always had a good word to say about those who touched your life.  I am blessed to have known a wonderful man like you!

Dear Gary:
This is Greg K. Barber a friend of Jim Kuzma you may remember me and you may not. I am very sorry for your loss of Frank. I know it is hard but you have to remember the good times. I do remember the times I ever saw the two of you at the pool parties and other Parties and you Joking with Frank. You could make that man laugh and what a tribute for you and your loved one. I am here in Chicago still recovering from surgery and will be in Phoenix in Feb. Hope to see you then. My love to you and my prayers to you.
Love 
Greg K. Barber

D'Ann and I loved Frank dearly.True and honest good friends are very rare these days. We will miss you, friend. Love, Lynn and D'Ann Davis

I liked Frank, as we all did.  Although I did not know him well we had some personal chats at social events this past year.  Actually, I was fortunate enough to meet Frank several times because he occasionally forgot who I was, but when we talked he was always sincere, real and kind.  I am not ashamed to shed tears for Frank.  I will miss him.  He was one of the unforgettable people who stay in your memory because he made you feel good whenever you saw him.

Frank, the people in heaven are celebrating your arrival and soon they will know they have someone who makes great pork roast.  Don't forget the apricots.  How fortunate they are to have you, as were we.

You were such a joy to know and have as a friend.  I will miss searching for the best cannoli to bring you.  You were always positive and not opinionated, honest and not self-centered, funny and never at someone else's expense.

Frank King, you were one class act, standup guy and a good Christian man.

I pray for your eternal peace

AVIS DE DÉCÈS

Frank E King

15 janvier 1933 – 12 janvier 2012

Sunland Memorial Park, Mortuary & Cremation Center

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