Frank was born in Jolleyville, Williamson County, Texas and he lived most of his life in Williamson County. He was the brother to Sam, Ford, Graydon, Sybil Bandy, Marie Petri and Lorene Hogan. He married Lisette Schmidt and was the son-in-law of Frank W. and Hedwig Bretschneider Schmidt.
Frank worked for various employers including the Austin White Lime Company, Camp Mabry and the University of Texas Balcones Research Center. He served in the Army Air Corps during World War II, working on trainer aircraft in Kansas. Frank was a man of simple pleasures and enjoyed motorcycles and airplanes. He could recognize a Harley or a Stearman by its sound. He liked Dominos and Forty-two games, good company, good food, children and animals, especially cats.
Frank and Lisette were charter members of Grace Lutheran Church in Roundrock.
Frank worked for various employers including the Austin White Lime Company, Camp Mabry and the University of Texas Balcones Research Center. He served in the Army Air Corps during World War II, working on trainer aircraft in Kansas. Frank was a man of simple pleasures and enjoyed motorcycles and airplanes. He could recognize a Harley or a Stearman by its sound. He liked Dominos and Forty-two games, good company, good food, children and animals, especially cats.
Frank and Lisette were charter members of Grace Lutheran Church in Roundrock.
Frank was born in Jolleyville, Williamson County, Texas and he lived most of his life in Williamson County. He was the brother to Sam, Ford, Graydon, Sybil Bandy, Marie Petri and Lorene Hogan. He married Lisette Schmidt and was the son-in-law of Frank W. and Hedwig Bretschneider Schmidt.
Frank worked for various employers including the Austin White Lime Company, Camp Mabry and the University of Texas Balcones Research Center. He served in the Army Air Corps during World War II, working on trainer aircraft in Kansas. Frank was a man of simple pleasures and enjoyed motorcycles and airplanes. He could recognize a Harley or a Stearman by its sound. He liked Dominos and Forty-two games, good company, good food, children and animals, especially cats.
Frank and Lisette were charter members of Grace Lutheran Church in Roundrock.
Frank worked for various employers including the Austin White Lime Company, Camp Mabry and the University of Texas Balcones Research Center. He served in the Army Air Corps during World War II, working on trainer aircraft in Kansas. Frank was a man of simple pleasures and enjoyed motorcycles and airplanes. He could recognize a Harley or a Stearman by its sound. He liked Dominos and Forty-two games, good company, good food, children and animals, especially cats.
Frank and Lisette were charter members of Grace Lutheran Church in Roundrock.
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