Uncle Frank was such a loving wonderful man who will truly be missed. We are praying for you Aunt Nancy and family. May you find the strength to get through these days.
Much love,
Larry and Lynda Richardson

Those of us in Kansas who lovingly knew of him as "Uncle Ed" will miss him greatly. He was always funny and a joy to spend time with. To Nancy and family, our thoughts are with you.

Miss you..thought the world of you...

Ed was a wonderful, funny man. He always had a smile and enjoyed a good practical joke. I will miss him terribly, however, I have great memories. My thoughts and prayers are with Nancy and the family.
Love,
Gayle

I was so proud to be able to call you Uncle. You will be greatly missed. I love you Aunt Nancy, and am so very sorry.

I will miss my Uncle Ed. Easygoing, always ready with a laugh.He once shared with me the story of how he ended up in the Navy. It seems that, after HS graduation, he was working for his older brother (my father) at his service station. One day after some disagreement he decided that he had had enough. so he went to the local recruiting station and it was the NAVY's day to man the station (the services alternated days) and the rest is history he had found where he belonged. He made many trips back to Kansas to visit and was, and will be missed.

As a retired NJROTC instructor myself, it was always a pleasure to see Frank at the various NJROTC functions. I will always remember him for his sense of humor and as a fellow Navy Chief.

As a member of the RadioReferencre and a friend of Frank's we all will miss his daily imput. He has helped thousands who have needed assistance and Frank was one of the first to help and follow through until everyone was taken care of. I will always remember Frank and keep him in my thoughts daily. He was a very special Man!

We are so very, very sorry to hear of Franks passing. Our meetings at granmas grave site are now a thing af the past. We will surely miss that. Our condolences and prayers are with you Nancy, we love you, one of our favorite cousins.

Pam and I were childhood friends and I remember how nice he was and how handsome he looked in his uniform. My condolences are sent to Mr. Monroe's family.

As a shipmate of Franks and friend for over 30 years,I will surly miss him. We worked together in the NJROTC program for many years and he was great to be around. Franks had a firm but pleasing personality which served him well in getting along with people. He was always professional and dependable. Aside from being an outstanding person at work, he was always a welcome person to be around. He truly lightened up the day. With a quick wit and a ready smile he was well liked by all that knew him. He loved the kids he taught and he influenced thousands of them by being such a good roll model.I know GOD will bless his family in their time of need, for I know they will miss him even more than I do. So long for now Frank.

Chief Monroe was one of the few teachers that stand out in my mind from high school. That isn't because I have a bad memory, but because he was a great teacher. I haven't seen or spoken to him in many years, but I am sure he continued to be a positive role models for other students. He was a great and honorable man. My prayers go out to his family and I pray that God will strenghten and comfort you in your time of grief. God Bless.

Nancy and family, our condolences for the loss of Ed. We'll all miss him. Family gatherings won't be the same without our Uncle Ed.

And thanks to all of those who posted memories of Ed. It's great to read how he impacted others.

Greg & Dawn Monroe and family