Death date: Dec 4, 2011
Frank Joseph Hemelgarn, 84, of Fort Myers Beach, passed away Sunday, December 4, 2011.?á He was born June 14, 1927 in Germantown, OH and moved to Fort Myers Beach in the mid 40?ÇÖs.?á He was an entrepreneur and developer including Read Obituary
Miss Rebecca, I did some work for Frank in Cadiz on your house at 100 E. Main St. He and I were introduced over the phone by Goerge and Dot and although I did not see him face to face I will always be greatfull for his kind words of encouragement. I am back out west now and think of the Beorns often but never without thinking of Mr Frank also. Thank you both so much. Ed
Rebecca, I have been very blesed to have met you and Frank. May all of my sympathy be with you and your family through your time of grief. Frank was the most loving, dedicated husband, who showed me the true meaning of love. Rebecca, know that Frank loved you very much and he will be waiting for you with open arms. All of my condolences, Rebekah Bowser (MA at Dr. Baquero's)
Becky, Frank represented to me as the most dedicated husband that a wife could possibly ask for. He was to me like my second father. Over the years, numerous conversations regarding business resulted in his being instrumental in paving the way for my success. He was my mentor and my second father. Thank you Frank for all these years. We shall miss him. My deepest sympathy.
Becky, you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers as you go through this time of grief. We have fond memories of you both and are comforted in the knowledge that Frank is now in a much better place. Hal and Donna Tate
It was our pleasure to know both Rebecca and Frank Hemelgarn when we owned Sign Pro and did many signs for them. They were just a delight to be with and were among our favorite people. Our hearts go out to Rebecca and family. We know Frank will be missed each and every day.
Dearesr Becky, go back in memory to Holiday Cleaners. So sorry to hear about Frank. I still live on the beach and think of you two often when I go by the bowling alley. Amazing how we get out of touch with friends and loved ones until all of a sudden itis to late.You will be in my prayers. Love, Bill Smith.
