The death of Frank Gregory Gardner, who resided in Avon Lake, Ohio, occurred on January 25, 2024, when he was 21 years old. He went to be with the Lord. His field of study at the University of Akron was finance, and he was a student there. In 2021, he received his diploma from Lutheran West High School, where he participated in the National Honour Society along with being a member of the varsity wrestling team. Several wrestling competitions were won by him, and he placed in a number of them. When Frank was on top, he had an arm bar that was impossible to stop.
In order to maintain his weight class, he exerted a great deal of effort and spent a great deal of time during family dinners looking longingly at his siblings’ plates, which were piled high with his mother’s amazing food. Frank was a naturally self-starting individual who possessed a creative mind and spirit. When he was eight years old, he opened a store outside of the classroom and sold sharpened pencils to his classmates on the days when they were taking tests.
Additionally, he sold slime that he had made up on his own. As he got older, he began to experiment with the world of cryptocurrencies, and he did his best to explain it to his relatives who were confused about it when they were together for birthday parties or holidays.
His portfolio was a source of pride for him, and he utilised the proceeds from it to purchase his first automobile, a Pontiac Fiero from 1986. Each and every one of the neighborhood’s middle-aged males was filled with envy.
In addition to being a problem solver, Frank was noted for his hard effort. Over the course of three summers, he toiled away in the scorching heat of the sun at Cedar Point, where he was the sole intern manager for the most recent summer. The outdoors, fishing, camping, and getting ready for the end of society were all activities that Frank enjoyed doing.
During his adolescent years, he constructed a wall in his bedroom that was adorned with survival gear and packets of dehydrated food. His friends and family were his favourite people to debate politics with, and he would talk a mile a minute with a lot of enthusiasm. We will miss his mischievous grin, his boundless enthusiasm, and his boundless energy.
