A Beloved Host Leaves a Lasting Legacy

Frank Fritz, known for his role in "American Pickers," passed away on September 30, 2024. He was 60 years old and had been part of the History Channel show since 2010. Frank's journey on the show, which involved traveling around the country to find rare artifacts with his friend Mike Wolfe, spanned over 20 seasons. His charm, infectious laughter, and deep knowledge of American history made him a favorite among viewers. But Frank wasn't just a TV personality; he had many interests. He loved motorcycles, music, and art. Family and friends were also very important to him. When the news of his passing spread, it was clear that he would be deeply missed. Mike Wolfe, who worked with Frank for many years on "American Pickers," shared a heartfelt message online. He praised Frank's sense of humor, love for adventure, and dedication to his craft. Danielle Colby, the manager of Mike's antique shop and also part of the show, remembered Frank fondly. She highlighted his kindness, humor, and love for tattoos on Instagram. Robbie Wolfe, Mike’s brother and another co-star on the show, added that Frank was like a godfather to his twin girls. His smile and laughter were contagious and will be missed by many. Frank's passing reminds us all to cherish our loved ones and never take for granted the things we love doing. Although he is gone, his legacy lives on through the memories and stories he shared with the world.