Monday, January 4, 2021
I first me Frank when he became my instructor for Crash Reconstruction in 2004. During the 2 week course, I was having difficulty in understanding the physics applications. Frank noticed I was struggling and recommended we meet after dinner in the hotel breakfast lounge with my books. After a few tutoring sessions, I was caught up and on track. There were times during my career, I reached out to Frank for Recon advice on a crash I was handling. I had several mentors in Crash Reconstruction, and Frank was one of them. He was always reassuring and helpful. As the years went by, I looked forward to seeing him at Crash Conferences and NJAAR meetings. He was always lively and fun to be around. Yet, he loved to bust my horns for being a short guy. I'll miss that. I will forever treasure his friendship and the memories. God Bless you, Frank. You will be missed terribly.
