Dr. Charles James Frankel, M.D.

Charles Frankel, Issac's son, was named for his great great grandfather Tsalko ben Leyba I presume. Charles shows up in the Frankel family several times. Assume Leyba was born c. 1770, Tsalko c. 1796, Abram c. 1817, Josel (Iosel) c. 1838.

Issac also had a brother, Charles. Calko / Tsalko is Bezalel apparently.

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Still alive in 1953 if actually the UVA team doctor.

Delivered a eulogy to the dog named Seal in 1953...

Age and illness brought the storied reign of Seal to an end on Dec. 11, 1953. Approximately 1,500 people were in attendance when he was laid to rest next to Beta. The eulogy was delivered by Charles J. Frankel, the varsity team’s doctor. “I can see Seal now, leading the parade in a celestial stadium lined with giant oak trees, golden hydrants and gilded megaphones at his disposal,” Frankel said. “In true Jeffersonian tradition, Seal came from an obscure and questionable beginning, and rose to the highest place of esteem at the University.”

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Yes, this Charles Frankel, son of I.B. and Bertha Frankel, is indeed the one who delivered a eulogy to the dog named Seal in 1953. (See I.B. Frankel.)