Joe Herman Jan 16, 2020

Friend/musician ,Prairie Village ,Kansas

I had the pleasure to play drums in the early 70's with Frank on steel guitar, Gene Hill Sr. And Gene Hill both on guitar and Joe Hall on accordian. I Was a high school classmate of Gene Hill in 1965 to 68. Never pass up an opportunity to learn from another musician. God Bless!

Mike Neer Jan 16, 2020

Friend ,New Jersey

I would like to extend my condolences to the entire extended Kuebelbeck family. I enjoyed getting to know about Frankie’s music career and enjoyed.writing about him. He will be missed.

JERRY MORRIS Jan 17, 2020

friend ,Kansas City ,Missouri

will miss you. Another great person and musician gone

Anna Marie Swearengin Jan 17, 2020

Sending Condolence to the entire Kuebelbeck family. I have known Frank for many years.(Over 50 years.) my Son took guitar lessons from him on Leavenworth Rd. He played for many dances at the Abdallah Shrine. He was a find gentleman and will be missed by many. May you R.I.P. Kathleen you used to be my dental Hygienist.

Sharon Robinson Jan 18, 2020

Family friend ,Bucyrus ,Kansas

So very sorry to hear of Frankie's passing. Frankie was such a good an loyal friend to my deceased brother Richard (Dick) Trower. We appreciated what a good friend Frankie was to him an all he did for my brother. Frankie was such a nice person to all he came in contact with. May he rest in piece. God Bless Frankie and his loved ones. John Chapman. Trower family. Robinson Family's

Evelyn Casey Jan 19, 2020

My sincere condolences to the Kuebelbeck family. My two sons, Rick and Steve Brownrigg took guitar lessons from him for a number of years when he taught on Leavenworth Road. He was such a nice man and a great musician.

Fred Uzzell Jan 20, 2020

Friend ,Kansas City ,Kansas

My family and I are so sorry for your loss. Frank has been a dear friend for close to 40 years. We considered Frank ( and Nancy) to be a part of our extended family and keep them in our thoughts and prayers. There is no doubt in my mind but that they are together in a much better place.

Alice Hasenbank ("Midge") Jan 21, 2020

Guitar student/friend ,Kansas City ,Kansas

Frankie taught me how to play the guitar, and certain songs will always remind me of him. I could talk to him about anything, and I thank him for our conversations. I thank him for the music and the memories. He will be missed much. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

Mike and Leslie Boyd Jan 21, 2020

Friend ,KANSAS CITY ,Kansas

Our deepest condolences to the entire family for your loss. Frank was a special friend to us and he will be missed. I will always cherish the times spent with him hunting, listening to him play music with the Tuesday gang or just talking with him.

Bob Sitek Jan 25, 2020

Friend ,Salt Lake City ,Utah

Frankie Kay was a great man. A teacher, an entertainer, a musician, a philosopher, and just an all around great guy. He is someone who had a great influence upon my life and will be remembered with love. I love him dearly and he was like a second father to me. He was always kind, compassionate and positive. He taught me how to play guitar, run a business and most importantly taught me how to live life. I wish I could be there to share with the family my sympathy for his passing and my joy that he will be reunited with Nancy in heaven. I will miss him but know that he will continue live on in my life as well as the numerous lives of the people he touched while he was with us.

Angela Soucek Feb 09, 2020

Student ,Shawnee ,Kansas

I don’t know what made me think of “Frankie Kay” today but I did and found this sad news about him. I took guitar lessons from Frankie as a high school student and again after college in the 80s. Sometimes we would chat quite a bit during lesson time. Once I even stopped by his studio just because I was having a bad day, and he made time for me and cheered me up. I think I still have our cassette tape of duets together with his call outs like “Here’s that red hot Angela!” I will always remember him fondly. Condolences to your family.