Francis (Frank) L. Lydic
we are sorry to hear of Francis passing I never met him but im sure he was a wonderful husband to you betty.You are a great good old friend of mine in Johnstown,pa you take care of yourself now and keep in touch love shirley
shirley kelley & ken
johnstown
PA
On behalf of the Kirkwood Community College Pioneers, please accept our most sincere sympathy and condolences. The retirees of Kirkwood remember Frank very fondly. The members will miss him at the breakfast that is held each 2nd Wednesday of the month. Frank was a regular attendee at those breakfasts, he very rarely missed one. The Pioneers extend our most sincere best wishes to Betty and all of her family. Sincerely, Wayne Martin, Kirkwood Pioneers.
Wayne Martin: KCC Pioneers
Central City
IA
We are sorry to hear about you loss, We will keep you in our prayers
Les Wainwright
Cedar Rapids
IA
Sorry to hear of your loss.Our hearts and prayers go out to you. Bob and Jo Ann Covalt
Jo Ann and Bob Covalt
PA
Sending you my love and prayers during this difficult time. I hope you find comfort knowing that Frank is watching over you with his Angel Wings. Take care of yourself. Much love, Sam
Sam McLean
Kamloops
BC
CA
Jean, I Was so sorry to see that your father had passed away. Please accept my sympothies to you and your family, Sincerely, Joanie Hanel
Joanie Hanel
Cedar Rapids
IA
I was so sorry to hear of Franks passing. I want you, his family, to know what a tremendous impact he has had on my life. In 1976, I met Mr. Lydic as a prospective student for the COTA program at Kirkwood. He fostered nothing but potential in myself and in my classmates. I have been a COTA for over 30 years and am currently a supervisor over an inpatient therapy program in Johnston Iowa. From day one I have loved what I have done and am here today because Frank saw something in me. Good bless you all. Celebrate his gifts as they live on. Deb Van Hamme Wheeler, Kirkwood class of 1977