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He and Mike are both from around here, Frank lived in LeClaire IA, about five miles east of me. He had been ill for a while.

Frank Fritz, 'American Pickers' star, dies at 58

Frank Fritz, long-time co-host of the popular Quad-Cities-based History Channel show "American Pickers," has died at 58.

DAVENPORT, Iowa — Frank Fritz, long-time co-host of the popular Quad-Cities-based History Channel show "American Pickers," has died at 58.

Fritz's co-host Mike Wolfe shared the news in an Instagram post Tuesday morning:

It’s with a broken heart that I share with all of you that Frank passed away last night...

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https://www.wqad.com/article/n...43-9114-e1402b57be93
 
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Shame, they had a great show, watched it from time to time just to see what they'd find, and that both are motorcycle nuts, those shows were great.

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That guy. I didn't know which one. I thought he lost a lot of weight for health reasons? Definitely young at 58. I hope he enjoyed life before he died.



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When they told the stories about the people and items were told it made the whole show.

I liked the show a lot





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I enjoyed the show and loved Mike and Frank's stories about items as well as their banter with each other and the sellers.

I was glad to read that they had reconciled from their falling out of a few years ago before Frank's passing. He was way too young.


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The Bearded Charmer has left us. Frown


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What a shame - grew up on this show. Loved the dynamic between Mike and Frank and I still think of them every time I see an Indian bike.


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From what I read online, he had a massive stroke a few years ago and was left with permanent impairments: needed a wheelchair, unable to speak as a result.

Very sorry to hear this news and hope he is at peace now and getting ready to pick in heaven.
 
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