Frank Hollister
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Frank Hollister, age 77, of Columbia, Missouri, passed away August 26, 2018 quietly and peacefully at home from natural causes.
There are no services planned.
He was preceded in death by his brother Vern, and is survived by four sisters, two brothers, and his children: Jeff Hollister, M.D., and Wendy Hollister.
I miss you Frank! I will always remember you!
Have a fun time up there Frank show them how to party.
Hugs and kisses to you all in this difficult time.
My deepest condolence to Jeff, Wendy and all those who loved Frank. He was a one of a kind guy who always shared his smile and a story. Our family truly enjoyed him and his easy going style. May your fondest memories bring you comfort.
I graduated with Frank. At out 50th reunion we decided to start our weekly emails. When Frank came north to visit family he always stopped at my house. He came to the class mini reunions the last 4 years and had planned to come again on Sept 15. He was such a fun person to be with always had a smile and something funny to say. In his last email, Aug, 17, he told about the problem he was having with his heart. but not for me to worry! I have been worried and tried to get hold of him, but remembered that he had a new phone and stopped his land number, and had not given me his new number. I will miss him more than I can say. The classmates were looking forward to seeing him again too. My sincere sympathy to all of his family and Columbia friends.
I was his friend and neighbor at Cambury Hills apartments. I just loved him. I am so sorry for you Wendy and Jeff. We laughed a lot!! He helped my 2 boys during their teen years. It was a tough time for me, but Frank really helped. I am sorry for you both.
Jeff & Wendy
I’m just now learning of my friends passing. Our last communication was on August 1 by text. I tried calling several times but always got a message that his VM box was not set up. I sent him a text wishing him a Merry Christmas and after getting no reply, I finally decided to call around to ask if Frank was still in Columbia. I called McNallys, which is a place we would get together for a beer when I was in town. They informed me of his passing. My heart sunk and I wiped away some tears. I will miss him and regret not trying harder to stay in touch. My territory changed last Spring eliminating my responsibility for Missouri, which is the reason I wasn’t in regular contact with Frank. I don’t know if Frank ever mentioned me to you, but I did meet you Jeff once or twice. Wendy, I don’t think we ever met but Frank always mentioned you to me. Anyway, please know how sorry Martha and I are for your family’s loss. I have no contact information for either of you. I leave you mine in case you would like to make contact with me.
Kip
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