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Monday, October 17, 2016

RIP Frank Fischl

Former Allentown Mayor Frank Fischl, who first brought tax breaks to the Queen City to lure business, has passed away. A decorated war hero, he served only one term. The Morning Call's Frank Warner tells you about this man of honor. They don't make 'em like that anymore.

5 comments:

  1. He was a very good man, dedicated war hero, and a no-nonsense mayor. Something that Allentown does not have now: A deceitful, non-transparent, and self-indulgent mayor who sees himself as God's gift to Allentown. Just as Allentown changed, the political landscape changed!

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  2. One of Allentown's better Mayors He is missed and condolences to his family, friends and all who supported him.

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  3. Just another attack disguised as a tribute. You people have no shame.

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  4. Frank was a class act...a true gentleman. His support of me when I was in politics always meant a great deal. He would quietly offer advice and insight, never seeking the limelight or expecting anything for himself. You're so right, Bernie: They don't make 'em like that anymore.

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  5. God's speed Col, Rest In Peace.

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