Jacob J. Frank

Birth date: Jul 29, 1945 Death date: Sep 23, 2014

Jacob John Frank, 69 passed away on Tuesday, September 23, 2014. Jacob was born on July 29, 1945 in Cook County, Illinois to Jacob J. Frank and Esther (nee: Herbert) Frank. Jacob worked at S.C. Johnson Company for many years, reti Read Obituary

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Nancy Dmytro

577w ago

Daryl and I offer our sincere condolences to Karyne and Kelly and family. We have a lot of fond memories of Jake and his stories and his humor. He was one-of-a-kind. We will miss him very much.

Richard Burgess

577w ago

The Dawg Park will not be the same without Jake and Rusty. Our pooch Lucy joins us in offering our sincere condolences to Jake's family and to Rusty.

Dick & Dea-Ann Burgess and Lucy

Peg & Chris

577w ago

in honor of Jacob.

We all loved this man very much! We affectionately nick named him "Poppa Smurf" Those beautifl blue eyes and white beard were such a stand out feature. Only one stood out more, his sweet and loving heart for all he knew. You are forever in our hearts Jake.

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Grechen Braash

577w ago

Karyne and Kelley,
I was so very sad to see that Jay had passed away. I remember he was such a good man and I have such happy thoughts of him when I think back all those years ago. He taught me how to aim beebee guns at soda cans properly and I still find his advice useful today! :) I will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers. I am thankful to have known him.

Sincerely,
Gretchen (Altenbach) Braasch

Kathy Adam

577w ago

Always enjoyed visiting with Jake at the dog park while Rusty ran circles around every other dog there!! We will miss him!! Our sympathy to his family

Sincerely,

Jack & Kathy Adam
Bay City, Mi
Zephyrhills, Fl

Debbie And Larry Sharp

577w ago

Sent a Basket Full of Wishes to the Frank family.

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Dave & Jacque Olson

577w ago

Dear Karyne,Kelley & Pets
We are so deeply saddened at the loss of our dear brother-in-law Jay. He fit so perfectly
into our family as a "brother" & neighbor.
Jay was a loving husband, Dad & "Daddy" to all of his pets. He was a wonderful, kindwide
& caring person and enjoyed life to it's fullest.

Karyne, you & Jay traveled far & wide and enjoyed so many fun interests & projects
together, you packed 100 years into those 50 + years.

Karyne, you were an exceptional, loving wife & nurse to Jay durinyou,g his illness.

Our very deepest sympathy to you, Kelley, Rusty & Macy.

Love,

Dave & Jacque

Robert & Barbara Yust

577w ago

Back in our early camping days, Jake, Bob and I would set up early and wait for Karyne to join us after work....so many laughs, all the time...then Karyne and all of us would have beverages by the fire...

Karyne would be entertained by Jay Bob and I telling her the "getting-to-camp" and "setting-up" names Bob and I would be saying....Jay always joining in.

Many, many happy memories to cherish.

Jody O'brien

577w ago

Thanks to my Uncle Jay and Aunt Karyne, I have been fortunate to travel to many, many beautiful places in the United States. We traveled in a van, pulling a trailer and did a lot of camping. This van was filled with up to 10 people at times and we all got along with one another. We travelled a bazillion miles in that van and Uncle Jay always brought us home safe and sound. I will be forever grateful for the memories I have spending with my Uncle Jay that took place all over this country.

My sincerest condolences to his family.

Jody O'Brien (Zurawski)

Anne Yust

577w ago

Camping with Jake is always fun. Rain or shine his attitude was always brite. He could tell a story with the best of them.

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