Frank BROKKEN Obituary

Very sad news. I worked with Frank many times in the past on flexo and letterpress installs etc.
He was always the nicest guy you could ever hope to work with and I am sad to hear of his passing.

It was a shock to hear of Frank's passing. Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always. I will always remember his smiling face and considered him a real gentleman.

Claire, Tash, Steven,Monique sorry to hear about Frank he was a great work mate and Friend. R.I.P. Frank Paul
Transpak

Hi, sorry to hear of Frank's passing and your tremendous loss. I worked for Frank at Transpak and he was a kind, thoughtful manager to have. As it happened, I also worked for his brother Ged at CHH in Henderson too. Our sincere condolences for your whole family.

Kevin and Debbie

Sorry to hear of Franks passing too soon. Having dealt with Frank during his Flint and DuPont days, he was very passionate about printing and professional to deal with.
His positivity and laugh will be widely missed.

So sad to hear of Franks passing. Such a lovely guy and great boss at Unibag Packaging. Condolences to Franks family

Worked with Frank for many years during his Dupont days. Remember him fondly as a proud AllBlack supporter, full of life, with a bubbly personality you just cannot help but love. Built a successful career in the industry, with a reputation for integrity. My condolences to his wife, children and grandchildren, he will be in our hearts and minds for ever.
In loving memory of a life well lived, gone to soon.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Saddened to read of your passing Frank.
For those of us who´ve worked in one Industry together for so long, it´s a fraternity more than anything and you made such a huge contribution.
I´ll always remember you as a decent honest Man and Gentleman.

Our hearts are full of sadness as we say farewell to our brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Our thoughts and prayers wrap around his family. Rest in love, Frank