Armin H. Frank ’56

Armin H. Frank ’56, of Loveland, Ohio; Nov. 15, of COVID. He attended Brown through the ROTC program and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps upon graduation. He and his wife lived in Hawaii, California, and North Carolina before his service ended in 1969, when he was put on the temporary disability retired list at the rank of major, based on severe service-related injuries. He and his family moved to Bavaria, then returned to the U.S. in 1971. He entered law school at the University of Cincinnati and practiced law throughout Southern Ohio, retiring in 2005. He was a published author (The Flesh of Kings), an avid scuba diver, and a competitive shooter in long-range black-powder cartridge rifles. He is survived by his wife, Geneva; four children, including sons Erich ’81 and Rainer ’87; nine grandchildren; and a brother.