been sick for a long time. I first met him when he would purchase casino items from me and he wanted to open a little antique store when he retired. When he retired he bought lots of casino items at a price that he could make a profit. He enjoyed meeting all the collectors and was always friendly. At the end of shows he would always buy lots of my leftovers and sell them in his store. We had more fun negotiating and his wife would always wonder why he would go home with more than he would bring. Franks wife and my wife Karen would talk all during the shows and laugh at both of us when we started negotiating. Frank was one of the reasons I loved the hobby. I am happy he is no longer in pain but he will truly be missed.