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Ida Keeps Frank Alive 20 Years After His Death with Stories in Schools.

Summary by Omroep Brabant
Ida Welbers (67) from Lierop and her husband Frank ran the café-hall De Monsignieur in the center of Asten together and enjoyed holidays with their children. "We got along well," Ida recalls. Until things went wrong in 2005: Frank died suddenly from a brain hemorrhage. Twenty years later, Ida still keeps the memory of him alive. "He was a good bastard through and through," says Ida about her husband, who originally came from Vierlingsbeek. She …
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Ida Welbers (67) from Lierop and her husband Frank ran the café-hall De Monsignieur in the center of Asten together and enjoyed holidays with their children. "We got along well," Ida recalls. Until things went wrong in 2005: Frank died suddenly from a brain hemorrhage. Twenty years later, Ida still keeps the memory of him alive. "He was a good bastard through and through," says Ida about her husband, who originally came from Vierlingsbeek. She …

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Omroep Brabant broke the news on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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