As I recall, I had a class with Frank in the 8th grade at which time he was a 9th grader and I think may have been repeating it. (I believe it was Civics.) Thus he was originally part of the '59 class, I think---with me being originally in the '60 class. He lived not far from me at the bottom of the hill where Amsterdam Ave. intersects with Courtney Dr. He died sometime in the early 1960's prior to my going into the Army. I remember seeing the obituary but don't recall cause of death. The panel delivery truck he drove stayed parked in front of his house for years until his folks either moved or got rid of it. I remember the guy well but know very little about him. Perhaps we can collectively put together an appropriate picture In Memoriam.
Phillip Bullard
As I recall, I had a class with Frank in the 8th grade at which time he was a 9th grader and I think may have been repeating it. (I believe it was Civics.) Thus he was originally part of the '59 class, I think---with me being originally in the '60 class. He lived not far from me at the bottom of the hill where Amsterdam Ave. intersects with Courtney Dr. He died sometime in the early 1960's prior to my going into the Army. I remember seeing the obituary but don't recall cause of death. The panel delivery truck he drove stayed parked in front of his house for years until his folks either moved or got rid of it. I remember the guy well but know very little about him. Perhaps we can collectively put together an appropriate picture In Memoriam.