Hello,

we are sending our sincerest condolences, we are very sorry for your loss. Please know that we are thinking of you and have been thinking of you.

Dan Norma and Family

We were saddened to hear of the passing of Frank.

I was a student of his in SAIT and later worked with him in the consulting business.

One fond memory I have of him was stopping at his job site to find him canning raspberries on a two burner stove in the wellsite unit!

We are glad to have known him and will always treasure the memories.

Sincerely Phil & Phyllis Boettcher

To the Northcott Family

With deepest sympathy in the loss of Frank.

SAIT’s Alive – Friends and Colleagues from SAIT

Sent on behalf of SAIT’s Alive

Marilynn Sander, Secretary

So sorry for your loss.

My prayers are with you.

God bless

I remember my first day of SAIT in 1968. Frank passed out a diagram of a pumpjack and wanted his students to name the various parts. I never knew what a pumpjack was. Altho I was never that close to Frank he always had a special place in my heart- I admired the man. It’s February 2010 and I’m still in the oil and gas business. It’s been a slice. Thank you Frank.

Gary