Birth date: Feb 21, 1936 Death date: Nov 6, 2009
Robert J. Frank, M.D. born Feb. 21, 1936 in St. Louis, MO. Died Nov 6,2009. He is preceded in death by son Matthew. Survived by wife Cherri; son Thomas and his wife Wendi, grandsons Brandon and Bryson; daughter-in-law JaNeen-Marie Read Obituary
Dr. Frank was highly thought of by the medical community in the North Dallas area. I started going to him because two of my doctors said that he was their ENT physician. He treated my daughter also. My sympathies for the grief his family is now undergoing.
Although I did not know Dr. Robert very well, I have come to know Dr. Tom, Cherri and the rest of the office "family" through occasional work for them. Their kindness, thoughtfulness, and loving ways obviously reflect Dr. Robert's teaching and love. I know they will be comforted by knowing he is at peace and watching over them from above.
My deepest sympathy to the Frank family. Dr. Frank was a great man, he took time to talk to his employees and patients, kind hearterd and a sense of humor. It was a honor to know him and to be a part of his staff back in the 1990's. God Bless You, and may you have Peace during this time of mourning.
My thoughts and prayers are with Dr. Frank and his family. Dr. Frank was truly dedicated to his profession but also to his family. He was a good guy and I will miss him.
We loved Dr. Frank. There is a picture in his office of a man holding the hand of a small boy. He took me down the hall to show it to me and said" this is really what life is all about". Dr Frank loved his wife and children so much and treated his patients and friends with the same selfless love and devotion ……….we will miss him but feel so blessed to have known such a great man..
Dear Cherri and Family: I too have felt like a member of the Bob Frank family for many years. I first met Dr Bob in the summer of 1980. I am sure my many years of visits help get Dr. Tom through med school! I will always remember Dr Bob's stories, his his gentle nature and his love for my family. He never forgot to ask about my kids and my husband's basketball career. I often met Dr. Bob and Alexander on Saturday's at the rec center, at Target or at the grocery store. He had the best hugs ever. Now he and Matt are joined together in a much better place than this earthly world. All my love, hugs and tears. Barbara Bredemeier
Dear Cherri, Tom, and Family, The entire Zamutt Family sends its deepest condolences to you all. Although we are all so sad at this time, I remember that my late father, Marvin, always told me what a fantastic doctor that Robert was. When I moved to Dallas from Austin and I needed an ENT badly, I immediately called him without considering anybody else. Both he and Dr. Tom have been so caring and excellent physicians. My mother fondly remembers teaching Tom in 3rd grade. She said he was one of the smartest students, if not the smartest, in her class. I'm so glad I had the privilege of knowing him and being his patient. Sincerely, Chuck, Jeanne, Matt, Emma, and Dolores
Dr. Frank was a kind and gentle man. We were blessed to have known him and he will be missed. To the Frank family, you are in our constant thoughts and prayers.
My deepest sympathy to the Frank family. Dr. Frank had been my physician for many years. We are approximately the same age and had my interests in common that we discussed during my twice yearly visits. I have wished for his recovery over the past two years and even hoped he would be able to return to the office. He was an excellent doctor and an outstanding person. He will be sorely missed by all who knew him.
Some of my earliest memories are of Dr. Frank: his sideburns, his smile, and the fish in his waiting room. As an adult, I shared in his sense of humor and love of art. He was a kind and gifted man. I offer prayers of thanks for his life and sincerest condolences to his family and those who worked closely with him.
