Frank Miller

God bless Frank and the humor level in Heaven will go up a couple of notches. Very thoughtful of Frank to donate his convertible to the Early Ford V-8 Foundation in Auburn.
 
Wonderful tribute to Frank's life online and his love of working on cars with his dad.

Interestingly, a year ago today he posted about his cross country trip to the Western National meet in WA, as part of his larger travel log there and back to MA. His posts were just like making the trip with him in that beautiful '49 convertible!! Really loved them!

Reminds us that life is fragile....we are blessed with every day!!
 
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I didn't know Frank, but followed his cross country trip a few years ago quite closely. It was really an impresive endeavor. I am greatly saddened to hear this.

It doubly efffects me, as my best friend in high school was also named Frank Miller. He was a "car guy", and we kept in touch for almost 65 years and then he just dropped off the map about 4 years ago.

This brings more bad feelings for me. (Actually, a sad realization.)
 
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And so, Denny, you had 65 years with a great friend. To my point, give thanks for each one of those 23,725 days he and you were great friends!!

No bad feelings, both are hopefully in a better place. Just saying.
 
The link for Frank's obituary worked for me and gave me some info on Frank that I did not know. Glad I got to see him at the last Western V-8 Meet in Wenatchee, Washington. He did leave us way too soon.
 
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Rest in peace Frank. I also was able to talk with Frank at the Wenatchee meet last year. He had a wonderful thread going on his trip to the Oregon meet in 2017. It's called the Great Northern Route 2. Frank took the time to stop by my house on that trip, got to hear first-hand on his adventures. He will be missed.
 
Sorry to hear about Frank leaving us . . . it sounds like he got out of here just as gracefully as one possibly could. RIP Frank, you'll be missed!
 
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