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Frank says we all have a responsibility to take on some amount of leadership. The question is how much do you take and how much do you allow others to take?

Pictured: Frank when he took the job as CEO of Scottsdale Cultural Council

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Frank's were developed by a strong Jewish identity. He says to hold onto your values. They help to mitigate hate in this world and help us to treat each other with kindness and teach future generations to do the same.

Pictured: A current family photo. Frank is on the far right

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Frank has three younger brothers and is now close to all of them, but when they were young he and the second brother would fight constantly. They had a big fight, the reason is no longer remembered, but it was so bad that the punishment was Frank had to delay his driver's test a day. He remembers that feeling like the end of the world.

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Frank worked his way from a Cub Scout all the way to an Eagle Scout. He learned a love of camping and hiking, a love that has stayed with him and he has passed onto his sons.

Pictured: Frank with his wife and two sons camping.

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Frank, like many young Jewish children, went to Sunday school. For many this hour was dreaded, but he loved learning and connecting with his faith. He now has weekly lessons with his oldest granddaughter. He feels most connected when they share in prayer.

Pictured (left to right): Frank, his oldest granddaughter, his wife at his granddaughter's coming of age ceremony

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The biggest cultural change that Frank has noticed in his lifetime has been the use and access to technology. Never has the world been so connected all the time. Within his life he had no television, to black and white with three channels, to full streaming services having whatever show you want whenever you want to watch it.

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As Frank was reflecting on his life he began to notice that while things like misinformation and biased media are more prevalent today, they have always been around. The people are somewhat the same, it is the accessibility that has changed.

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Frank was in his 20s when the Woodstock music festival rocked the country. He was very explicit in saying he did not attend, nor want to, but very much enjoys folk music. Below are some of his favorites.

Pictured: Frank (2nd from left) and his high school band