In Memory of Frank Joseph Doyle

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Frank was one of my very best friends at Bowdoin and beyond. I know that he made many people feel special because he had a way about him that made people laugh and he brought out the best in them. I have so many great memories of him at Bowdoin and in New York. Frank touched so many lives and there is never a day that goes by that I do not think about him and smile.

*** Posted by Nancy Cates Pinckney on 2011-09-11 ***

I played hockey with Frank in college. Frank was a typical goalie in that he marched to his own beat, but he was a tough competitor and a caring teammate. May we never forget 9/11 and may God bless Frank and those that were lost on that day.

*** Posted by Hugh Gorman on 2011-09-08 ***

I am an old girlfriend of Frank. I knew him when I was about 14 or 15. He used to play hockey with Little Caesars.He was my first crush. I am from Ecorse and knew one of his friends--Tracy Shaw. Frank was always smiling and was really smart. He used to tease me about how good he was in Algebra. Frank will always be in my thoughts as well as him family. I was so sad to hear of the news. God Bless.  Renee (Montroy)

*** Posted by Anonymous on 2011-08-27 ***

I was one of Franks roommates in college. Frank was an honest hardwork person that was very likeable as a person.

He was the god father to my middle son, Jonathon, and he made everybody around him a better person.

*** Posted by Mark Thompson on 2011-06-12 ***

I knew Frank when he was about 14 to 17 years old. He was a friend of my cousin, Randy Koch. Frank was a wonderful guy. You couldn't ask for a nicer person. I just recently found out about him from my cousin at a family reunion. My heart goes out to his wife and children.

*** Posted by Eva Styber (Tullius) on 2007-10-02 ***

I met Frank only once, at his fathers funeral.  I was introduced to him by his uncle Mike Joyce.  After the attacks in N.Y. I thought about Frank all day and hoped he was not in either of the buildings attacked.  Mike phoned me that night with the sad news.  His memory will live on through his beautiful children.  I am a first cousin of Frank Sr. Anne Gratton, Beachburg, Ont.

*** Posted by Anne Gratton [Joyce] on 2003-12-25 ***

Frankie continues to be in our thoughts each and every day.  We miss him more than words can describe.  Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones on that horrible day.  We recently had a celebration/dedication at his high school here in Michigan. Cranbook Alumni had a hockey game and a dedication ceremony in honor of my brother.  Our hearts are very sad and we find it to be such a different world without Frankie.  We will move in a healthy direction until we see our Frankie again. Thank you for your thoughts and please keep my mom in your prayers.
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*** Posted by Lynn Doyle-Curl on 2003-10-26 ***

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