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I knew Frank. Not well, but from out in about in NJ. Fishing, etc. He truly was a super, nice guy with a huge heart, but a little oblivious. He loved his little daughter beyond words, but I never understood why he'd post family pics of her with him on pages he'd advertise "business" on; not that he did anything wrong, I really believe he just didn't connect the dots. I find it so sad that a nice guy like him let his addiction to being huge outshine his addiction to life. RIP. So young.
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