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[[Image: 19330127FrinkMillardPhotoOnly.jpg|200px|thumb|right|<center>Millard Frink</center>]]

==Birth==
Millard Frink was born in October 28, 1889, the son of [[Charles Mason Frink]] ( - July 29, 1903) and Euphemia Truax (1857 - ). His brother was:
*[[Homer Frink]] (November 1885 - )
==Education==
He attended the Albany Business college.
==Occupation==
Millard Frink was employed by the Standard Oil Company. For several years he was with the State Department of Agriculture and Markets, of Albany. Embarking on a business venture of his own, he started a garage and farm implement plant which was expanded during the years and now serves a wide territory. He was president of the First National Bank of Altamont. He was also a member of the automobile agency carried on by Frink and Westfall, with offices it Altamont. His wife, Katherine, tried to keep the business going after his death.
==Marriage & Children==
Millard Frink married Catherine Gilbert (Katherine E. Gilbert)(November 19, 1894 - October 23, 1950) [1] August 23, 1928 at Athens, Greene County, NY. Katherine’s sisters included Theresa Gilbert Matthews of Altamont and Dorothy Isabelle Gilbert of Altamont. Her mother was Mrs. Margaret Gilbert. Their children were:
*Charles G. Frink married Mary Ann Renner in Glendale, CA. He was in the military for two years. He graduated from Altamont High School in 1947. He worked for IBM and was active in the Altamont Kiwanis.
*Marguerite E. Frink married Lloyd M. Demboski, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Demboski of Tivoli, NY in Altamont on July 31, 1954. Marguerite was Salutatorian at Altmont High School in 1949.
==Death==
Millard died November 20, 1940 at his home, 123 Lincoln Avenue, Altamont, NY.
Obituary 
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Image: 19401122FrinkMillardObit.jpg|<center>Millard Frink Obituary – [[Altamont Enterprise]] - November 22, 1940</center>
Image: 19401122FrinkMillardObit2.jpg|<center>Millard Frink Obituary - Schenectady Gazette - November 22, 1940</center>
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Frink, Prominent Area Business Man, Succumbs 
Widely Known In Capital District Through Business, Civic Associations 
Millard Frink, prominent Altamont business man, and former president of the First National Bank of Altamont, died at his home, 123 Lincoln avenue, Wednesday night (November 20, 1940) after a long illness. He was 51. 
Mr. Frink had been in failing health for over a year, and although he underwent a serious operation about a year ago, he did not make a favorable recovery. Active in business and other associations, Mr. Frink was widely known throughout the Capital District. 
He was born at Knox on October 28, 1889, son of Charles Mason Frink (Abt 1851 - July 29, 1903), and Euphemia Truax Frink. In his early boyhood the family moved to Altamont. 
He attended the Albany Business college and later was employed by the Standard Oil Company. For several years Mr, Frink was with the State Department of Agriculture and Markets, of Albany. Embarking on a business venture of his own, he started a garage and farm implement plant which was expanded during the years and now serves a wide territory. He was also a member of the automobile agency carried on by Frink and Westfall, with offices it Altamont. 
Mr. Frink was a veteran of the World War. He was a member of all Masonic bodies, including Noah Lodge, Noah Chapter, Temple Commandery. and Cyprus Temple. He was a charter member of the Albany County Farm Bureau, having been affiliated with that organization for a quarter of a century. Mr. Frink also took a keen interest in community and civic affairs. For many, years he was a member of the Board of Directors of the Albany-Schenectady County Fair association. He was for a number of years secretary of that organization. Elected president of the First National Bank of Altamont some years ago, Mr. Frink carried on through the reorganization of that institution, and served also as the bank's liquidating agent. He was a member of the Altamont Reformed Church. 
Funeral Saturday 
Survivors include his wife, the former Katherine Gilbert, a native of Athens; a son, Charles; and a daughter Marguerite; also his mother, Mrs. Frank Ogsbury; a brother, Homer Frink, of Altamont. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Fredendall Funeral Home. Officiating clergymen will be Rev. H. Curtis Ficken of the Altamont Reformed church. Rev. Jacob Van Ess of Greenport, and Dr. Otto E. Voigt, D, D., of St. John's Lutheran church, Altamont. [[Altamont Enterprise]] - November 22, 1940
==Additional Media==
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Millard Frink
County: Albany
State: New York
Birth Date: 28 Oct 1889 Race: Caucasian (White)
FHL Roll Number: 1711820
DraftBoard: 2
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Image: 19330127FrinkMillardPhoto.jpg|<center> Millard Frink President of Local Bank – [[Altamont Enterprise]] - January 27, 1933</center>
Image: 19750131FrinkWestfallStory.jpg|<center> Westfall Chevrolet to Close March 1 – [[Altamont Enterprise]] - January 31, 1975</center>
Image: 19260702FrinkWestfallAd.jpg|<center>Frink & Westfall Dodge Brothers Motor Car ads – [[Altamont Enterprise]] - July 2, 1926</center>
Image: 19540312FrinkMargueriteEngaged.jpg|<center> Marguerite Frink and Lloyd H. Demboski Engaged – [[Altamont Enterprise]] - March 12, 1954</center>
Image: 19540806FrinkMargueriteMarried.jpg|<center> Marguerite Frink - Lloyd H. Demboski Marriage - [[Altamont Enterprise]]- August 6, 1954</center>
Image: 19501027FrinkMillardMrsObit.jpg|<center> Katherine Gilbert Frink Obituary- [[Altamont Enterprise]] - October 27, 1950</center>
Image: 19490306FrinkMargueriteSchool.jpg|<center> Marguerite Frink Altamont High School Salutatorian - Schenectady Gazette - March 6, 1949</center>
Image: 19510302FrinkCharlesGSchool.jpg|<center> Charles G. Frink Honor Student - [[Altamont Enterprise]] - March 2, 1951</center>
Image: 19310109FrinkMillardAccident.jpg|<center> Millard Frink's Car Runs Down, Kills Pedestrian - [[Altamont Enterprise]]- January 9, 1931</center>
Image: 19530921FrinkMagueriteSchool.jpg|<center> Marguerite Frink's School History</center>
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 Image:19310109FrinkMillardAccident.jpg|<center> Millard Frink's Car Runs Down, Kills Pedestrian - [[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]]- January 9, 1931</center>
 Image:19530921FrinkMagueriteSchool.jpg|<center> Marguerite Frink's School History</center>
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+Image:FrinkMillardWWI-Record.jpg|<center>Millard Frink World War I Military Record - Ancestry.com</center>
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-Image: 19401122FrinkMillardObit.jpg|<center>Millard Frink Obituary – [[Altamont Enterprise]] - November 22, 1940</center>
+Image: 19401122FrinkMillardObit.jpg|<center>Millard Frink Obituary – [[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - November 22, 1940</center>
 Image: 19401122FrinkMillardObit2.jpg|<center>Millard Frink Obituary - Schenectady Gazette - November 22, 1940</center>
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 Mr. Frink was a veteran of the World War. He was a member of all Masonic bodies, including Noah Lodge, Noah Chapter, Temple Commandery. and Cyprus Temple. He was a charter member of the Albany County Farm Bureau, having been affiliated with that organization for a quarter of a century. Mr. Frink also took a keen interest in community and civic affairs. For many, years he was a member of the Board of Directors of the Albany-Schenectady County Fair association. He was for a number of years secretary of that organization. Elected president of the First National Bank of Altamont some years ago, Mr. Frink carried on through the reorganization of that institution, and served also as the bank's liquidating agent. He was a member of the Altamont Reformed Church. <br>
 Funeral Saturday <br>
-Survivors include his wife, the former Katherine Gilbert, a native of Athens; a son, Charles; and a daughter Marguerite; also his mother, Mrs. Frank Ogsbury; a brother, Homer Frink, of Altamont. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Fredendall Funeral Home. Officiating clergymen will be Rev. H. Curtis Ficken of the Altamont Reformed church. Rev. Jacob Van Ess of Greenport, and Dr. Otto E. Voigt, D, D., of St. John's Lutheran church, Altamont.   [[Altamont Enterprise]] - November 22, 1940
+Survivors include his wife, the former Katherine Gilbert, a native of Athens; a son, Charles; and a daughter Marguerite; also his mother, Mrs. Frank Ogsbury; a brother, Homer Frink, of Altamont. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Fredendall Funeral Home. Officiating clergymen will be Rev. H. Curtis Ficken of the Altamont Reformed church. Rev. Jacob Van Ess of Greenport, and Dr. Otto E. Voigt, D, D., of St. John's Lutheran church, Altamont.   [[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - November 22, 1940
 ==Additional Media==
 World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 <br>
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 DraftBoard: 2 <br>
 <gallery>
-Image:19330127FrinkMillardPhoto.jpg|<center> Millard Frink President of Local Bank – [[Altamont Enterprise]] - January 27, 1933</center>
+Image:19330127FrinkMillardPhoto.jpg|<center> Millard Frink President of Local Bank – [[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - January 27, 1933</center>
-Image:19750131FrinkWestfallStory.jpg|<center> Westfall Chevrolet to Close March 1 – [[Altamont Enterprise]] - January 31, 1975</center>
+Image:19750131FrinkWestfallStory.jpg|<center> Westfall Chevrolet to Close March 1 – [[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - January 31, 1975</center>
-Image:19260702FrinkWestfallAd.jpg|<center>Frink & Westfall Dodge Brothers Motor Car ads – [[Altamont Enterprise]] - July 2, 1926</center>
+Image:19260702FrinkWestfallAd.jpg|<center>Frink & Westfall Dodge Brothers Motor Car ads – [[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - July 2, 1926</center>
-Image:19540312FrinkMargueriteEngaged.jpg|<center> Marguerite Frink and Lloyd H. Demboski Engaged – [[Altamont Enterprise]] - March 12, 1954</center>
+Image:19540312FrinkMargueriteEngaged.jpg|<center> Marguerite Frink and Lloyd H. Demboski Engaged – [[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - March 12, 1954</center>
-Image:19540312FrinkMargueriteEngaged.jpg|<center> Marguerite Frink - Lloyd H. Demboski Marriage - [[Altamont Enterprise]]- August 6, 1954</center>
+Image:19540312FrinkMargueriteEngaged.jpg|<center> Marguerite Frink - Lloyd H. Demboski Marriage - [[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]]- August 6, 1954</center>
-Image:19501027FrinkMillardMrsObit.jpg|<center> Katherine Gilbert Frink Obituary- [[Altamont Enterprise]] - October 27, 1950</center>
+Image:19501027FrinkMillardMrsObit.jpg|<center> Katherine Gilbert Frink Obituary- [[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - October 27, 1950</center>
 Image:19490306FrinkMargueriteSchool.jpg|<center> Marguerite Frink Altamont High School Salutatorian - Schenectady Gazette - March 6, 1949</center>
-Image:19510302FrinkCharlesGSchool.jpg|<center> Charles G. Frink Honor Student - [[Altamont Enterprise]] - March 2, 1951</center>
+Image:19510302FrinkCharlesGSchool.jpg|<center> Charles G. Frink Honor Student - [[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - March 2, 1951</center>
-Image:19310109FrinkMillardAccident.jpg|<center> Millard Frink's Car Runs Down, Kills Pedestrian - [[Altamont Enterprise]]- January 9, 1931</center>
+Image:19310109FrinkMillardAccident.jpg|<center> Millard Frink's Car Runs Down, Kills Pedestrian - [[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]]- January 9, 1931</center>
 Image:19530921FrinkMagueriteSchool.jpg|<center> Marguerite Frink's School History</center>
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 Image:19260702FrinkWestfallAd.jpg|<center>Frink & Westfall Dodge Brothers Motor Car ads – [[Altamont Enterprise]] - July 2, 1926</center>
 Image:19540312FrinkMargueriteEngaged.jpg|<center> Marguerite Frink and Lloyd H. Demboski Engaged – [[Altamont Enterprise]] - March 12, 1954</center>
-Image:19540806FrinkMargueriteMarried.jpg|<center> Marguerite Frink - Lloyd H. Demboski Marriage - [[Altamont Enterprise]]- August 6, 1954</center>
+Image:19540312FrinkMargueriteEngaged.jpg|<center> Marguerite Frink - Lloyd H. Demboski Marriage - [[Altamont Enterprise]]- August 6, 1954</center>
 Image:19501027FrinkMillardMrsObit.jpg|<center> Katherine Gilbert Frink Obituary- [[Altamont Enterprise]] - October 27, 1950</center>
 Image:19490306FrinkMargueriteSchool.jpg|<center> Marguerite Frink Altamont High School Salutatorian - Schenectady Gazette - March 6, 1949</center>

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 ==Birth==
-Millard Frink was born in October 28, 1889, the son of [[Charles Mason Frink]] ( - July 29, 1903) and Euphemia Truax (1857 - ). His brother was:
+Millard Frink was born in October 28, 1889, the son of '''[[Frink, Charles M.|Charles Mason Frink]]''' ( - July 29, 1903) and Euphemia Truax (1857 - ). His brother was:
-*[[Homer Frink]] (November 1885 - )
+*'''[[Homer Frink]]''' (November 1885 - )
 ==Education==
 He attended the Albany Business college.

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 ==Education==
 He attended the Albany Business college.
 ==Occupation==
 Millard Frink was employed by the Standard Oil Company. For several years he was with the State Department of Agriculture and Markets, of Albany. Embarking on a business venture of his own, he started a garage and farm implement plant which was expanded during the years and now serves a wide territory. He was president of the First National Bank of Altamont. He was also a member of the automobile agency carried on by Frink and Westfall, with offices it Altamont. His wife, Katherine, tried to keep the business going after his death.

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-[[Image: 19330127FrinkMillardPhotoOnly.jpg|200px|thumb|right|<center>Millard Frink</center>]]
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 Survivors include his wife, the former Katherine Gilbert, a native of Athens; a son, Charles; and a daughter Marguerite; also his mother, Mrs. Frank Ogsbury; a brother, Homer Frink, of Altamont. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Fredendall Funeral Home. Officiating clergymen will be Rev. H. Curtis Ficken of the Altamont Reformed church. Rev. Jacob Van Ess of Greenport, and Dr. Otto E. Voigt, D, D., of St. John's Lutheran church, Altamont.   [[Altamont Enterprise]] - November 22, 1940
 ==Additional Media==
-World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
+World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 <br>
-Name: Millard Frink
+Name: Millard Frink <br>
-County: Albany
+County: Albany <br>
-State: New York
+State: New York<br>
-Birth Date: 28 Oct 1889 Race: Caucasian (White)
+Birth Date: 28 Oct 1889 Race: Caucasian (White)<br>
-FHL Roll Number: 1711820
+FHL Roll Number: 1711820 <br>
-DraftBoard: 2
+DraftBoard: 2 <br>
 <gallery>
 Image: 19330127FrinkMillardPhoto.jpg|<center> Millard Frink President of Local Bank – [[Altamont Enterprise]] - January 27, 1933</center>

Frink, Millard - Revision history

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