How we became FrankNSue  

Our friends' kids Carrie and Burt gave "us" this name when they were really little. They named their two goldfish after us, quite an honor. After Sue died (the goldfish), we were briefly known as simply FrankN.

1880's CLOCK TOWER RENOVATION  

Nov 2007 - Present : Our new town home is located in a Pittsfield Massachusetts converted 1880's manufacturing building called the Clock Tower. Sue did the interior design from walls to wires to windows. She's now working on her 2nd interior design 'job' on a condo under construction in the south building.

 

GREEN BAY MARATHON Fundraiser for ALS  

May 2006 Green Bay Wisconsin : For the second time in our lives, a family member is diagnosed with ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease). Inspired by his brother, Frank runs his 1st marathon, a challenging goal at age 52, but not his primary mission. Raising ALS awareness and funds was, and still is, our mission - Please visit www.defeatingals.com.

 

DIEZ DIAS en CHILE - Mil Experiencias  

10 Days in Chile - A Thousand Experiences
August-September 2004 : Winter in August, snow in the Andes, skiing the Southern Hemisphere, New Zealand is really, really far away - so, Santiago de Chile here we come. The reason for the trip was to ski, however the experience was much more - Santiago was enchanting, the Andes of South America impressive & the Pacific coastline beautiful and balmy in the winter months.

 

ABENTEUER in DEUTSCHLAND - Ich Bin Nuremberger 

June 1999 to December 2000, wir sprechen Deutsch! At least we thought we were ;-) Read about our Abenteuer in Deutschland, Adventures in Germany, a foreign but friendly & picturesque land.

 

 

A LONG WAYS FROM HOME - Hong Kong, China  

Discount travel caused by the 1998 Hong Kong economic downturn was incentive enough for our first Far East experience. Read about how this travel experience to China was a long ways from home.

 

 

The 4,000 Footers - White Mountains, NH  

West Bond, Franconia NH, August 31, 1992: There are 48 4,000ft peaks in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, part of the Applachian Range. We have hiked them all.