Francis Marzolf Obituary

Tom,

Please accept my deepest sympathy for you and your family in the loss of your father.

I know he will be missed but held close to your heart through love and memories.

Sincerely,
Scott Veazey

Im so sorry to hear this news. You know how we all adored your Dad and how excited we were each time we had a chance to see him.
When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure. Your Dad is a treasure. Thank you so much for sharing him with us.

To the family of Frank Marzolf...
I was saddened to learn of Frank's passing. Frank was a dear friend and valued mentor during my early years in the United Way movement. At times when I faced criticism and pressure from UWA staff related to a very strongly held personal view that UW existed to serve the community and the agencies we supported financially, Frank was always a serious listener, adviser and supporter. His friendship and support at times kept me going. In short, Frank was truly a hero in my life and I shall never forget him.
Bill Schaeffler, Arlington, VA

To Frank's loved ones, Mary and I offer our condolences to you on the passing of a great man. I had the privilege of working with and for Frank at United Way of America in the mid-1980's when he was Senior Vice President of the Personnel Development Division. Frank was very special. He was a person you instantly liked and his professionalism earned him utmost respect.
I did not know he was the great athlete (except for his golf game) but what was not mentioned in the wonderful obituary was his proficiency at poker. I learned the hard way!
Frank's contributions to the United Way movement both at local and national levels were significant and many. He's one who made a difference. We will miss him and his ever present smile and friendly demeanor.
Brian Bowden