Posted by Paul Kantrowich on November 17, 2021:

Frank was my roommate during Yearling year in A-1. His quiet and calm demeanor plus his thoughtfulness and intelligence made him an absolute pleasure to share our West Point experience with. Frank seemed to take everything about life in stride; his strong religious faith and his personal commitment to God allowed him to keep a cool head and believe in the goodness of mankind. He walked softly but carried a big stick of kindness and empathy wherever I saw him go. I truly admired Frank for the strength of his beliefs and how he applied his moral fiber to all those he associated with; although he was slightly shorter in height, I thought he appeared a lot taller then most of the flankers in A-1 because he was genuine, thoughtful, and caring. While it has been many years since we have been in touch or I have had the pleasure of being in Frank's physical presence, very little time passes where I haven't thought of him and only in the most loving, respectful and joyful way. My sincerest sympathy goes to his family and friends. Please remember, when it comes to Frank Marion Arnall, if anyone's soul is voyaging to Heaven, his will be first in line. He was a wonderful human being and will be missed.

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