Frank L. Coe - Online Memorial Website

My condolences, as feelings of pain and bitterness become unbearable. It is my desire to convey a comforting thought based on the Holy Scriptures

My deepest sympathy for your lost. Frank has left the space he occupied on this earth and now has access to the entire universe.

I only knew Frankc for short while as a member of our bowling family, and yet the
the news of his departure affected me so deeply. He was a very nice and upbeat
man, so funny and witty. He made such and impact on us all, he will be missed so
much but never forgotten.

Bowl on Frankc007.............

I went to Manual Arts High School with Frank and remember him as the friendliest, nicest most upbeat guy in our class. We graduated in the Winter 1955 class and like most kids we went our separate ways. I found out later Frank was off serving our country in the Navy while I was raising a family in Utah. I met him again at our Class 50th Reunion and recognized him immediately. Still the same friendly and upbeat attitude that was always Frank. I am not much of an e-mail person but Frank was and we received his many informative e-mails from that time on which was great. He will be missed by all who knew him and had the privilege to call him a friend. May your memories and the love and support of family and friends help you through this very sad time.
Darlene (Ingle) and Marlow Elbert  

The  Final  Recovery.....

         Rotating beacon is off, no flight quarters to

                sound, but another AC is high-holding bound.

         Tonight we'll crack a keg or two,

                gather 'round, drink a toast to you: 

        We'll toast close intervals, airborne refueling,

                accurate ramp times, days that were grueling. 

        We'll lift our mugs to no-gyros, no TACAN, no radio,  

                unsafe gear, sometimes laughter, sometimes fear. 

        We'll toast eve-day-mids, lost aircraft found,

                radar hand-offs, the quick turnarounds. 

        We'll toast liberty calls, the fun we had,

                past Shipmates, times both good and bad. 

        So with this toast we bid a fond farewell........

                your "time on position" has passed. 

         And regardless of what the future holds,

                these memories with you shall truly last.

 

Frank and I flew together in 1958 out of Malta, what great memories.  Fair winds and following seas.  God Bless you Frank and may you rest in peace.

We met Frankc007 in an online bowling league and instantly became friends with him.  There was never a dull moment when Frank was in the room.  He always made people feel comfortable and ready to have fun.  We will miss him greatly.  Our condolences and prayers to his wife and family.

Mike and LaVerne Lingler
(mike7245 and mlingler1945)

thank you frankc for ne my friend their was no one like u if some came to bowling room to cause trouble you one first to try put them in their place love you frank and will be missed

To Doreen & beloved family of Franks.I am so very sad about your loss.I met  Frank in the Boomers on line bowling league & we grew to become very good friends.Frank would sent me emails with eagle pics because he & I loved the majestic symbol bird of our country.Today  my very dear friend soars with the eagles  and  touches the face of GOD   &  GOD  holds him in loving arms...Rick

Dorene and family
 I was blessed to know Frank for a few years.We had many laugh and shared the lost of many other friends together.We also had our arguements he always won and was right.He always did his homework before going after a issue,you think i would have remembered before argueing but we were both very stubburn.I also know he was always there to defend and stand up for his friends.I have great respect for Frank he will always be in my heart and i won't ever forget that contagious smile.
 I am truly sorry for your lost my prayers are with your family in this difficult time.
Big hugs to you Dorene.Lainey