Lowell H. Frank

Lowell H. Frank, age 92, joined his beloved wife, Peggie, in heaven Friday, May 2 after a brief illness. Loving family was at his side as he began his eternal journey. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him. He was born and raised in Wood Lake, MN. He farmed there before entering the service and subsequently moving to the Minneapolis, MN area. He worked for the Milwaukee Road Railroad and did Assessing for Hennepin County. Lowell was a proud WWII Navy veteran. He shared a 36 year career with his wife Peggie, in Frank's Tax Service in Minneapolis. He and Peggie spent many years camping in their travel trailer at Monticello, MN. They enjoyed traveling and going to Gulf Shores, AL. They spent many summers in the Park Rapids area vacationing with family and friends. Fishing was always a great passion while on these vacations. He loved lighthouses because they always showed the way home. He is survived by son, Jeremy Frank, Baton Rouge, LA; Daughter Lucinda Treischmann, Grand Marais, MN; Daughter Penny (Rev. Dave) Danner, Westbrook, MN; grandchildren, Andrea (Tom) Poon, Chad (Tanya) Mershon and Michael King, all of Westbrook, MN; Monique (Gary) Lyle of O'Fallon, MO; Michelle (Peter) Browne, Plymouth, MN; Heather (Charles) Green, Waconia, MN; Marnie Leach, Minneapolis, MN; Heather Trieschmann, David Trieschmann, Christopher Trieschmann and Zachary (Natalie) Trieschmann all of the Duluth, MN area; Kelly (Dennis) Harper, David (Bethany) Danner and Sherilyn (David) Milazzo, all from the Buffalo, NY area; Sister-in-law, Ernal Nienaber, Plymouth, MN; 19 great-grandchildren, nieces & nephews, other relatives and friends. Preceded in death by parents Julius and Lydia, beloved wife, Peggie, brothers Virgil (Hazel) and Roger (Jeanette); infant daughter Laura Anne; daughters Rae and Fae; Great-granddaughter, Crystal; Great-grandson, Harrison. In lieu of flowers donations to Cancer Society or American Heart Association. The family would like to thank the staff at Westbrook Medical Center, especially Dr. Andrew Kopperud, for their care during Lowell's illness. The staff at Good Samaritan Society in Westbrook were all wonderful in their caring and devotion to making their residents happy, comfortable and well cared for. Compassionate Care Hospice was very helpful in the last 3 days of Lowell's life. Not only in caring for Lowell but for the support and guidance they gave the family as we prepared for his departure from this life.

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Lowell H. Frank

May 2, 2014

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Lowell H. Frank

May 2, 2014

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