I was one of Frank's first students at DeAnza in 1969.   His mentoring, humor, knowledge and humanity was always a guiding light for me.   I don't think I would have become a psychologist if not for Frank.  I know he touched and influenced so many lives in the very finest tradition of teaching.   Thank you Frank.

I was a student of Frank's in 1974-75.   He was building the experimental lab at the time, and his enthusiasm and delight for the process infected me so deeply that I switched my focus from a vague "majoring in the GI Bill" to psychology.  This led me to a lifetime of working in acute psychiatric nursing.  I will be forever grateful for his example and his passion