Condolences for Frank Eugene McCall
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From Kelly Klosterman:
Sorry to hear of your grandpa’s passing Beth. I didn’t know him but I would always see him around the farm.
From Zane Colson Rogers:
I had met him quite a few years back he was the uncle to my grandmother Janie hall I think. He was very kind and patient when I met him. He had a genuine soul I could feel it. Wish I could be there in person to pay my respects.
Love and prayers - zane Roger's
From Darren Onishi:
Frank was one of the good ones, always had a hello and a hand shake for you. We will miss him.
From Judy Brown:
Frank was so fun as youth leader at MYF (Methodist Youth Fellowship) in the 50-60's. Lots of memories to a wonderful man.
From Patti McClellan Palmerton:
I remember Frank as a quiet gentle man. I always loved going to the McCall home for youth group meetings. Such great memories involving the whole family. Rest in Peace with our Heavenly Father. You raised a great family.
From Sheila Zollinger:
I have too many memories of Frank to list them all. My heart goes out to Cheryl and the rest of the family. Hugs and prayers to all of you. God Bless.
From Bruce Andersen:
Sorry for your loss. I always enjoyed your Dad.
From Nolan Van Every :
Uncle Frank taught me so much about life, work, and doing the right thing. Mostly he did this by setting the example himself without any complaint. He could pull your leg with the best of them, always with a smile. I am forever indebted to him for guiding me down the right path.
From Vicki Buck:
So sorry for your loss. Your family are in my prayers.
From Joann Hutton (Burns):
Sorry for your loss. A great neighbor.
From Jane Hale Alumbaugh:
Frankie was always the one who teased yet helped out his younger cousins and younger sister! Lots of fond memories!
From Rex A, Armstrong:
Great lessons were learned from Uncle Frank, summer of 1964, when I got to spend the summer 'helping out on the farm'. How to work, doing the right thing, and doing it well. He always had a smile, and could make a small joke into a grand long story.
From Kay and Jerry Black:
Jim and Laurie. So sorry for your loss. He was a GREAT man.
From Diana Warburton:
So enjoyed visiting with Frank when he would come into A&B Irrigation, a true gentleman. So sorry for your loss.
From Janie Hall:
I'm so sorry Cheryl, but what a reunion he is having now. All his siblings were waiting & smiling as he passed. I sure hope heaven has ice cream. Hugs to all the family. I love you all.
From Deborah Hastings :
So sorry to hear of Great Uncle Frank’s passing. He was a very loving man.
I have fond memories of our trips to visit them in the beautiful state of Idaho.
From Anna Mae Van Every:
So many memories -- my cute little brother shirtless in long overalls and barefoot who loved to tease his little sister, Mary. He loved to play with any toy that had wheels. A little later he was my partner when we helped milk our Dad's dairy herd ( by hand, no electric milk machines). Still later after he was discharged from the army, I, my 22 month old daughter, and Frank traveled with our parents to visit our mid-western siblings. Along the way, Frank managed to make a daily stop at Dairy Queen to get a cone for his little niece, knowing that she wouldn't finish it and he could! I love and miss you, Frank.
From Derek Brown:
So much respect for him and his family. Great people and great person!
From Gabriele Sovers :
Love my memory of Uncle Frank when I cleared away empty plates from everyone during reunions. Uncle Frank would look at me, like don't you dare take my plate away. I would just kiss him on his head. I am no longer in the Family. I think of you all often.
From DeVere Burton:
Frank McCall was a strong supporter of the Minico agriculture department and FFA organization when I was a young Ag Teacher. I will always remember him as a man of unquestionable integrity and a father who raised his sons (my students) to be like him.
From Jerry and Claudia:
Another of the greatest generation gets to finally rest in peace, good job Frank
From Hearts4Seniors :
Was a gental man with a hell of a sense of humor, thank you Frank.
From Jim Roemer:
So many great memories growing up