Frank Zygmuntowicz Obituary

my unofficial uncle is what i called him. i remember sitting at dinner when i was just a boy copying franks every move. i looked up to him alot. when i was 6 he bought the car from ghost busters to his house for my birthday. i was so excited and will never forget that... he took to my lil bro for a while and i really appreciated that he saw us with an color blind eye. big boss,big frank,big uncle you will be missed along with your brother and my only father edward! rest in paradise guys... until then!

I've known Frank for a long time. We had several, pricey transactions that all went smoothly. Frank was a man of his word, an astute businessman and a first class gentleman. I always enjoyed his openness in discussing the business of the hobby. He was easy to talk with and he never said anything bad about anyone.
We shared the experience of cancer and discussed how we each dealt with it. He was very brave. I will miss him a lot and offer my prayers for his family who will miss him more. -Ken Rubin

Our deepest sympathy to Lillie, Frank Jr., Renee and the entire family. I cherish the days from when I worked for Mr. Z. I sat with him often and listened to his wisdom. I learned a lot about business from Mr. Z. His warm heart, witty humor, and love for his family will always be what I remember most about Mr. Z.

We were saddend to hear of Frank's passing and offer our deepest sympathy to Lillie, Frank Jr., and the rest of the Zygmuntowicz family. Frank was a great person and will be missed.

Kevin and Denise Kowalczyk
Timberwolf Carpentry

You'll be missed Frank. I'll never forget some 25 years ago at an Arrington auction, you outbid me on a nice jukebox. I didn't know you then, but when I asked someone they said, "Don't worry, you were beaten by Frank Zygmunt and it'll probably happen again in your lifetime". That was our introduction and the start of an enjoyable friendship. You were a strong trooper to the end.

Frank, We are going to miss you at the Chicago show. You were the top when it came to slots. To th family my dearest sympathies

Uncle Frank was a wonderful man and we will miss him.

I am sorry for your loss. Frank was a good man and the collecting community now has another hole.

With deepest sympathy, our thoughts and prayers are with you

Frank, we'll miss you. I'll never forget the dinner in Las Vegas where you sat between Nancy and I. We were treated to a lot of great stories. And more importantly, we saw your soft side!

Frank will be missed and I will always remember the brief times we spent together over the last 15 years.
My thoughts and prayers go out to
Frank Jr and to his extended family during this difficult time.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

I need to offer borrowed words: "Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forward." And live it you did, Frank, with a zeal and a knack for seizing the moment that put into one life the substance of several. Thanks for having been here--and for having been you.

Even though we knew this day was coming, when it did, the sadness is still profound. Frank was a true gentleman. His word was golden. The entire coin-op community mourns his loss, and I will miss our conversations and his wise counsel. My deepest condolences to Frank Jr., your mom and the rest of Frank's family. We will not see his like again. He will be missed by many, and certainly by me. May he rest in peace.

My deepest sympathy to the Zgymunt family in their loss. We have all lost a great human being. I am really saddened by Frank's passing he was the classiest man I ever met. Bill Zap

my condolences to the family. May god rest him in peace. Frank we will miss you on Fridays playing cards. You will always be my thoughts a true great friend.

my condolences to the family. May god rest him in peace. he will always be in my prayers and i will miss him playing cards almost every friday night.

Our deepest condolences to the family. Russ and I have alot of good memories of Frank that we will always keep with us. We will surely miss him in the coin operated world.
Russ and Joann Newman

My deepest condolences to Lillie, Frankie & Renee. I will remember our past 30 years of knowing each other and the many transactions on machines that we had. His legacy was his word, trust and honesty that we shared. I will miss our friendly chats.

Our thoughts are with your family during this time~ Paul & Karen Allen

My deepest sympathy to Lillie, Frank Jr, Renee and the entire family. In life one can be lucky to count true friends on one hand, Frank was one of those friends to me for 30 yrs.. He was the brother I never had...I could go on and on about Frank's greatness but to sum it up in military terms.....If I was in a foxhole I'd want to have Frank at my side.
Thanks for everything you taught me!

Harry

"My condolences to the family, I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. It was always a pleasure to meet Frank at the Chicagoland Show.

My condolences to the family. Frank was a wonderful human being. I will miss him.

Betsy Moreno
Wadsworth,IL

Dearest Lillie, Frank Jr., Renee and the entire Zygmuntowicz family,

Please accept our heartfelt condolences on the loss of Frank.

Joel Bauer
Myra Robins Bauer

Our deepest sympathy to the family we lost a good man and we will never forget him we had fun over the past 35yrs
fred & sue weigel
brookfield wi

So sorry to hear of your loss.I always looked forward to the Thursday afternoon visits with Frank when we would go to the Chicagoland shows. Whether it was at his warehouse or his home it was always a great time to talk with him about his collections and hear his great stories.He was one of the most polite gentleman that I have ever met and I will always remember that. My thoughts are with you.
Chris Calkins