Dear Sally.
I will miss hunting and fishing
With Frank. He so loved Nicolet
High School. We coached many games
Together. ????. Joe Reed 71-78
~ Joseph Reed,
Sarasota, FL
My sincere condolences to Mr. Wolf's family and to all those who knew him and will miss him.
As a young man, straight out of college, Frank gave me my first coaching job. I do not believe he ever knew what an amazingly positive impact he had on me. His trust and guidance through my first year was something I will never forget and there are no words which can adequately describe the admiration I hold for him. His caring and integrity were a standard I hoped I could live up to. My time working for Frank was short, but his impact on me was everlasting. May the very fond memories all hold of him, help ease the sadness of his passing, and keep him alive with all who knew him.
~ Mike Fried,
San Francisco, CA
Godspeed coach, you were a titan to more of us than you knew.
My deepest condolences to his family.
~ Jac Amerell ,
Nags Head , NC
I was a player on coach Wolf's 1971 undefeated junior varsity basketball team. The man had a huge impact on my life. He taught discipline, confidence, sportsmanship and how to play as a team. I had him in his accounting class at Nicolet and he was every bit as great a teacher as he was a coach. What I loved about his personality was the smile that broke out on his face when we played well. He was stern in giving out instruction, but always positive in his feedback when we applied his leadership. Our team went 18 - 0 that year and we put alot of smiles on coaches face. I had great talks and memories with him when I'd bump into him in the years that followed. Coach Wolf will be dearly missed. God's peace be with him and his family
~ Mike Warshauer ,
Waukesha, WI
I’m so sorry to hear of Frank’s passing. He meant a lot to me through my sports time at Nicolet and as a friend since. He will be dearly missed for his infectious laugh, quick wit, intelligent discussions and simply as a fountain of knowledge.
I know he loved watching his kids and grandkids excel in anything they tried, and he was very proud of all they accomplished.
Rest In Peace coach, you’ll be missed!
Rich Bub
~ Rich Bub,
Wauwatosa , WI
My sympathy to Frank's family and friends.
~ David Greening ,
Malone , WI
Frank was a Nicolet legend. All his former players had dozens of "Frankisms" that we carried throughout life. Incredible role model!
~ Tom Haig,
Portland, OR
Jim and I first worked with Frank at Nicolet in the 60s and were friends ever since. Frank had the ability to make everyone he knew feel special. He had such enthusiasm for everything he did. He will be greatly missed by all of the Rustly Knights. I'm so sorry, Sally.
~ Linda Wachholz,
Cedarburg, WI
I had the privilege of first meeting and working with Frank as a client, and then later getting to know him as a friend and fishing partner. He hosted me and my sons at his fishing pond in Mequon, and we fished Little Green Lake, North Lake, and several lakes up north together. He was the consummate gentleman, and was a wonderful, generous friend. We will treasure our memories of him. Our condolences go out to Sally and the entire family. Frank will be missed.
~ David Kern,
Wauwatosa, WI
I am a former Nicolet mathematics teacher. Frank’s support throughout my teaching career and move into administration was invaluable. My condolences to the Wolf family on your loss.
~ Lilane Koehn Mace,
Glendale, WI
