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All Frank\ posted a condolence

Thursday, November 30, 0002

To the Family of Frank Eyler, We will dearly miss Frank, he has been a great friend to many of us here. We have all enjoyed working with Frank through the years, a very talented brilliant man. Friends at Goodrich - Cedar Knolls

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Jack Mahon posted a condolence

Thursday, November 30, 0002

Hi Frank, Well old boy I guess this will be the last time we'll be sharing an e-mail. We did have a lot of laughs didn't we? We never did decide who was goofier you or me. We also never bought those GPS receivers we both wanted. You'll always be around as long as long as I'm still here to remember you. Hey Frank, do me a favor will ya, please say "HI" to all our dear Dominican sisters who taught us so well at Pope Pius High School. God bless and we'll be seein you soon. It's been an honor to have known you. Your pal, Jack

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Janet Matthews (Verrips) posted a condolence

Thursday, November 30, 0002

To all of you in this time of sorrow. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May God bless and keep you. May He be with you in your time of need. Jan, Dave and Gabby Matthews

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Rhonda A. Bedell posted a condolence

Thursday, November 30, 0002

I'm an employee of Goodrich and reside in VT and work at the VT facility. My position here at Goodrich has me traveling quite frequently to NJ because there isn't anyone at that facility that does my job. I've known Frank for about 6-7 years. He was a truly wonderful person and friend. He was always very polite and courteous but certainly knew how to joke and enjoy life. We had a lot of good times together and work and outside of work. We enjoyed visiting together at lunch time during my visits, even after he retired. We emailed each other up until recently when he went into the hospital. Frank loved his little BMer and always picked on me about riding in it. He'd say, "You can drive it but you can't wear any of those short skirts and high heels because it just won't work". It was a standing joke between us because I loved to drive stick shift but it seemed whenever I was in NJ, my clothes weren't appropriate for a drive in the BMer! I did manage to get a ride in it. He will truly be missed on a daily basis by me. The absence of his humor and good heartedness will be missing from my email and my visits to NJ. My deepest condolences to his family. I know that he's in a much better place now without the pain and suffering and with his dignity.

Frank Eyler

1937 - 2006

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