A candle was lit by Amy (Maxwell) Nash on June 20, 2017 2:03 AM

Message from Erica Moore

Uncle Frank will be so deeply missed. He was a hero and positive role model to my husband. A fun uncle to our children. Our lives were better because we were able to meet Frank and spend time with him. I love all of you and know that I am thinking of you during this time.

Message from Kenny Thompson

Frank was my first service tech when I worked for the Department of Natural Resources print shop. We became friends and he taught me a lot of printing and equipment. I have very fond memories of him and am sorry that he has passed. God bless your family.

Message from John Knott

I worked with Frank at Siemens. Sorry for your loss! He fought long and hard and can now rest in peace.

Message from Mike Kelleher

God has received a great man! RIP Frank and may your memory live forever in each and every one of us. You are !!!

Message from Jim Caldwell

I met Frank a couple years ago when we were invited to a Fever game by Community Health Foundation to honor cancer patients. Frank, like myself was being treated for cancer. He was especially caring and we shared our situations. We later were honored at the 2016 Foundation Giving Gig. I was in the middle of my treatment and very weak. Frank looked out for me when we went onstage. We saw each other a couple times after that. He was always so caring and asked about my progress. I was deeply saddened to learn of his death. Thank you Frank for your kindness.

Message from Jay A. Clevenger

I met Frank back in the 70's, when we were both employed in the printing industry. He was such a knowledgeable, kind, and fun-loving guy that made everyone feel a friend. Frank was a special guy. My deepest condolences to all family and friends.
Jay A. Clevenger

A candle was lit by 1SG R.D. Szemcsak Ret. on May 27, 2017 10:40 PM

A candle was lit by Fran on May 27, 2017 1:08 PM

Message from ret. sfc nelda rasmussen

I met Sergeant Major Pedigo while serving in DISCOM in transportation. He was so full of funny stories as we sat around the camp fires of grayling. Mich. I am so sorry but thankful to God for bringing him into my life for so many years. My prayers are with you.

Message from Marilyn Law

Such a profound loss! He lived his life with integrity and a legendary sense of humor. He was the ultimate family man who took delight in his wife, children, and grandchildren, rightly so. I will miss him beyond measure. Love and prayers to you all.

A candle was lit by Jim Kanzelmeyer on May 24, 2017 10:18 AM

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To Nancy, Jeff, Gina, and all of Frank's family immediate and extended,

I want to extend my sincere outpouring of love and support to you in Frank's passing.

I was working in the Siemens Indianapolis office way back in the early 1990s when Frank came on board with Siemens lending his Bio-med knowledge and experience to our staff and customer base. His addition to the team allowed the development of our area to become one of Siemens physiological monitoring division's most explosive and successful areas in the country.

I had the pleasure of working with Frank in developing the area.
His professional and personal dedication to excellence were an inspiration to me.
Frank embodied admirable integrity in all of his endeavors, and because I had a chance to work closely with him he will always be a part of my life.

I am the better for having Frank's example of perseverance in living life in a decent and graceful way even in the face of considerable difficulties.
Frank lived a very blessed life.

My heart-felt prayers for you all and your families during this time.

A candle was lit by Loretta McCormick on May 23, 2017 7:14 PM

Message from Jim & Dee Mason

We are so very sorry for the great loss you are suffering. Frank will be missed by all who knew him. God be with you now and forever.

A candle was lit by Ginger McAllister Hoffmann on May 23, 2017 1:58 PM

Message from Pam Bridges

May he Rest In Peace in the arms of the Lord

A candle was lit by Pam Bridges on May 23, 2017 8:19 AM

Message from Dave Teeter

Met Frank through the IN National Guard, and we quickly became friends. His positive attitude, intelligence and management skills were responsible for the many successes of our section (Division Medical Operations Section). Have a cherished picture of our section's reunion at Frank and Nancy's house.
Then came his illness. Frank and Nancy never gave up hope when faced with treatment options - even when given little encouragement at first. Am pleased they found compassionate and skilled healthcare providers that allowed Frank to have more quality time.
I will greatly miss him.

A candle was lit by Jackie Ponsler on May 22, 2017 10:33 PM

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There are no words....
Frank was an awesome brother-in-law and such an important part of our family. I cannot imagine life without seeing him and Nancy every week or two. We will all miss him so much. But how lucky we are to have been a part of his life! I wish you all peace and comfort knowing that he is no longer suffering. He truly is in a wonderful place, with Brian and so many others who have gone before. We will remember him always.
Love and prayers for all of you - Jackie