7 Reasons Why You Really Shoudn't Move To Cambodia

[unit731]

Met him 2 times. Quite a character (in a positive way). An oldie he was but with a spirit unusual for his age.

 

Wish he has found some fun up there.

 

From what I read here the owner of the Flamingo finally coughed up some funds - after some pushing.

I met the owner of the Flamingo Hotel and some of the adult children - during my stay there.

The whole family came - from Ohio - as I recall.

Part of the bunch taken out at fall of Cambodia and resettled in US.

Chinese restaurants - if I recall correctly - is where they made some of their money.

At the time - across street - they were having constructed some other establisment. Not sure what it was going to be.

 

During my stay Frank would wonder in and sit at bar and drink coffee.

Had a few long conversations with Frank. Quite an interesting history. Managed hotels in a few different countries and continents.

Me thinks his nationality was a tad ambiguous.

Always friendly. And good stories.

[huumlaar]

He was definitely Canadian, DDDave may know if the family chipped in, my recollection was they didn't

[Flashermac]

Definitely a Canuck. He'd run a place in Belize that he liked, told lots of stories about that place. Good guy, RIP.