I worked many years with Frank at Indiana Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Company. I respected him for being an attorney with our company, but, also admired him for his kindness to those that knew him. Back many years ago I began collecting auto racing memorabilia. Somehow, Frank found out about it and one day he came into my office and handed me his ticket stubs from the Detroit Formula One race in Detroit he had just recently attended. Never been to a Formula One race myself, I was really excited to get them for my collection. I will never forget the kindnes he showed me that day. We talked about auto racing and magic many times over the years and I have many fond memories of those visits. My sincere condelences to the Dailey family. He was a fine gentleman indeed.

Susan and Sharon - so sorry to hear yesterday about the loss of your dad. I remember meeting him several times during Lisa's twirling years and what a joy he was to be around. Please know you are all in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Marie

Dear Susan Frank was one who I really enjoyed visiting through the years. While I was visiting Margaret, they both were gracious and fascinating hosts. I do miss sitting with you and Frank in church on Sundays. His recall of the President Lincoln Assassination was very detailed and knowledgeable. The greatest sympathies to you and your sister, Sharon in your loss of this great gentleman. Grace and Peace Dave Sedgley

My sympathy to you, Sharon, on the passing of your father. When my own mother passed away, I was told that the pain lessens a little each day. Although I didn't believe it at the time, I have found that to be true. However, the memories are there forever. May it be the same for you.