Between last week and this week Frankie and I visited our community school and did a total of six presentations! We had a ball!
The staff and the students and especially Mrs. Nevin's the librarian extraordinaire were so good to us. Frankie and I now feel like a part of the school family! I felt today feeling so good about all the new friends we made. I have always loved Elkhart Lake, but now I love it even more. My community has been so supportive of Frankie and now being at school has made us feel even more a part of wonderful Elkhart Lake.
The teachers just started putting together websites for their classrooms. They took pictures of our visits and I want to thank Mrs. Reineking and Mrs. Matthias for posting pictures of our visit (please be patient as they do take a bit to download).
Thank you again, especially to all the students for their enthusiasm, kindness and compassion for Frankie. We will never forget our three very special days with all of you!!
About Me
- Barbara Techel
- Barbara Techel is the author of the multi-award winning Frankie, the Walk ‘N Roll Dog book series. When her dachshund, Frankie, suffered a spinal injury, Barbara had her custom-fitted for a wheelchair. Frankie persevered, and Barbara realized the beautiful opportunity she had to share Frankie and give others hope and inspiration to be the best they can be. Along with sharing Frankie’s story with children, Barbara and Frankie routinely volunteer as a therapy dog team at a local hospital, senior assisted facility, and hospice community, spreading joy wherever they go.
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Frankie,
We knew you had a book and we knew you went to schools and other places to make presentations but you look like you are famous! We are just hard working country dogs. We are glad you are our friend. One of these days maybe we can get Mom to buy your book (probably AFTER she gets a new job).
Roxie, Sammy & Andy
Hard workin country dogs are awesome too! We will say extra prayers for your mom and hope she finds a job soon. Tell her to hang in there and stay positive.
Your pal,
Frankie
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