Hi J. I've never been clear on what his son's involvement in the company was / is. Well over 7 years ago I sent an inquiry to Frank asking for an update on the company. To my shock his son responded with an offer to get in on some business venture he was involved with in Vegas. I was tempted to respond with "I'm already out a huge pile of cash and you want me to give you a big bite out my ass too ?" Taking into account his vague non-answer to my Hellix question and a sales pitch for some startup venture I decided not to respond back. LOL -Lamont
I forgot to mention a VERY important point. Hellix is a public business entity with shareholders. It's not a private mom and pop deal where you can hand the business over to a son or daughter upon death. There are no shareholders to consider in a private business entity. The focus has been on Frank for so long the perception might be he owns Hellix. He is a major shareholder with a controlling seat on the board of directors. That doesn't make him the "owner". Frank's son has zero say in any business decisions at Hellix. He doesn't sit on the board nor am I aware he owns any significant shares. Frank has no legal right to appoint him to any position on the board. -Lamont
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