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May,17,1954 - August 18, 2026
 
Frank attended Lincoln, SPJHS, SPHS, Blair HS
After high school he worked as a plumber, Class A truck driver and was a volunteer for the LA Fire Department. Frank's first wife Linda passed away in 2014 where they lived in La Habra, CA. In 2022 he married Sherry Hannegan, Rick's sister, until his passing. They resided in Bayfield, CO.
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Debbie Baldwin (Kelly)
You were always so kind to me, always a smile, always a joke and you will be missed!
James Griffin
Sorry to hear that my 1st Childhood Friend in South Pasadena has left us in the flesh.
Just had a nice 2 day visit with Frank in Durango, Colorado in Late July of 2026 and met his wife Sherry during the visit. Frank will always be remembered for his smile, handsome looks and funny guy with a servants heart . God Bless you Frank
Griff
Durango to Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Trip with Frank July 2026
My Old Buddy
1962 Lincoln School he even wore the T Shirt Top Row 4th in from Right between Peter Hames and Phil Cunningham That's Frank !
Mark Fetterhoff
Sad news indeed. Frank was a natural born comedian in high school, and everytime he showed up at a party, he imparted many hardy laughs. He was instantly likable with a contageous grin. So sorry to see him go so early. Journey well, Frank. God keep you.
Gina Colombatto
Jimmy! What joy to see you and Frankie still playing together after all these years! Here's to his reconnecting with Freddie, and so many that have gone before. My memory was his light-heartedness. Go Frankie!! Love.
Georgia Shaver (Shaver-Boccaccini)
Frankie - your passing hit me hard and though you are no longer reading Facebook let me say through this site that I enjoyed reconnecting with you over the years, following your trucking commentary, anwering my questions about what life as a long haul truck driver must be, following your health issues and happy when you did the needy to get better, understanding the love you had for your mother and your first wife, happy for you when you moved and remarried, following your cooking skills, laughing at your jokes, remeniscing about our elementary school days at Lincoln, sharing how much my father adored you, and saddened to know that while it appeared things were going so well clearly they were not and now you have gone to be with the angels. Keep shining, smiling and laughing. You will be missed.
James Griffin
See Ya on the Other Side Old Buddy.
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