Frank A. Grossmann
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Frank A. Grossmann
Ogden: Friday, November 26, 2021 at age 59. Predeceased by his father, Hans Grossmann; brother, Klaus Grossmann. Survived by his loving wife, Pam Grossmann; his mother, Rosemarie Grossmann; brother, Peter (Viviana) Grossmann; his children, Erich (Cassandra), Frankie, Elizabeth; step-children, Brandon and Ken; grandchildren, Peyton, Eliott, and Luca; nephews, Alex (Katie), Nico; and many loving friends. “Frank lived life to the fullest and was completely devoted to his family, community, country, and his Lord. You are our superhero.”
Friends may call Friday (Dec 3rd) 4-7 PM at Vay-Schleich and Meeson, 1075 Long Pond Road. His Funeral Service will be held Saturday (Dec 4th) 11:00 in the chapel of the Funeral Home. Interment, Westside Cemetery, Chili, NY.
From our NYS Police family to yours God bless all of you. Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. The DelNagro Family
I served in the military with Frank, and even though we both left the service years ago, we never lost touch, and always made time to get together for lunch and catch up. He was a smart guy, a good friend, and a great soldier who will no doubt be missed by the many people whose lives he touched. Rest easy my old friend.
Nancy and I knew Frank as a solid practicing Christian and attended church together. He and Pam really enjoyed square dancing. I knew him as a man of integrity, an old School Trooper always willing to help people. He was an excellent Aviator. Always kept his machines in good shape. We’ll miss him
We knew Frank through the Experimental Aircraft Association – Chapter 44. He was always friendly, and a man of energy, enthusiasm, and positivity. He contributed so much to this organization, and to say he will be missed is an understatement. Fly with the angels, Frank.
God bless your souls. Rest in Peace, we will miss and love you. Kisses from your German Family. ❤️
I always enjoyed Frank’s company. A down to earth, very grounded personality. I just saw him in July in Batavia for the annual HR-218 firearms qualification and we, of course, solved all the world’s problems in 5 minutes and then shot the breeze for the rest of the time. Rest in peace, my brother. You will be missed.
I met Frank in the Military 30 yrs ago. We expressed our love of aviation with each other and never stopped flying anywhere and everywhere over the years. I will always cherish the moments, phone calls, text messages and laughs together. Frank truly was a great Man in my book and he will sorely be missed. Till we meet again my Brother.
My condolences to Frank’s family. I had the pleasure working with over our years of service with State Police. He brought light to every detail he worked on. I will always remember his jump suits he was seen wearing more often than not. He treated everyone the same. It was a pleasure to know you Frank’s RIP
I am sorry to hear about Frank. I met him many years ago through a NYS Trooper coworker of his. I was fortunate to call him my friend and always enjoyed talking care of him and his cars at the Chevrolet dealership. He was a very dedicated Trooper and we also had many laughs together. I will miss him and my Sympathy to His Whole Family! ❤️
Frank was our neighbor down the street. We would always see him and Pam riding their tandem bike or walking in the neighborhood. He always had a friendly word. He even helped us catch our little puppy when he escaped from his leash. We will miss seeing him. May he rest in peace.
Pam, I am at a loss for words. I remember vividly the start of your relationship and now… my heart aches for you. He was truly sweet and loved you very much! Your stories of him while he was working sometimes made me laugh and sometimes go awww. I am glad you two were able to enjoy life together after you both retired. He’s your guardian angel along with your parents. Love you.. Hugs, Eileen Todesco
We are very sad about Franks death. We think of him. He will never be forgotten in our memories.We wish you a lot of strengt in this difficult time. God is with you. From Bettina, Ralf, Julia, Annika, Maya, Horst und Karin, from Germany
Frank was a "mensch," and one of the most interesting people I knew. We are devastated at the loss to Pam and the rest of his family and friends of this man who was taken way too soon. Love and condolences. – Ginger and Lenny
We are so sorry for your loss! We are very saddened by Frank’s passing. He was a generous man with his time and talents. I worked at the summer Day Camps with him. And, of course, he was our vice president. Prayers for your family. Carol and Russ Swanger, EAA Chapter 44, Brockport, NY
Tammy and Ed France, there are no words, other than we are praying for you and your entire family Pam. We met Frank through my very good, life long, friend Pam. His smile and energy fill a room. We also enjoyed square dancing with them both. Frank definitely lived life to the fullest every day, he is a true inspiration and a man full of integrity, love, and family is everything. We are very sad and still in shock of his passing, but also know that he is now an angel to his family. God bless everyone !
Peter and family, We are very sorry for your loss. Praying for strength and guidance during this difficult time.