The Everett Herald, Washington, 27 April 2009
Frank M. Mallory, 76, passed away Friday, April 3, 2009 in Green Valley, AZ. As a snowbird, Frank embraced the Green Valley lifestyle, but was a 'Northwesterner' at heart. Frank and his wife recently moved to Olympia, WA after living on Lopez Island for 18 years.
Frank was preceded in death by his wife of 22 years, Ann; and his brother, Jack.
He is survived by his wife, Emily; his four children, Karen Mallory, Rick (Glenny) Mallory, Barb (Calyx) Hoag, and Gail (Michael) Budde; plus his eight grandchildren, Kyle, Ann, Rachel, Jamie, April, Neal, Sage and Jill; and his sister, Kay Apley.
After serving his country in the Navy during the Korean Conflict and circumnavigating the world, he graduated from Oregon State University with a degree in Electrical Engineering. He was proud to be a PE (Professional Engineer) in the telecommunications industry, and rose through the ranks to be a corporate vice president with GTE. After retiring from GTE, he worked for Boeing Computer Services for five years, and subsequently moved to Lopez Island, WA, where he enjoyed the good life of boating, crabbing, golfing, and many fine friendships.
Wherever Frank lived, he gave much back to his community through various organizations including Rotary, Lions, The Red Cross, his church, and coaching Little League Baseball. Frank was a 'project man,' who could do almost anything. As one friend said, "he had a kind and generous nature and an engineer's mind." The only love greater in his life than boating was his love for his wonderful children and grandchildren.
Please join Frank's family for a celebration of his life at 2 p.m., on Sunday, May 31, 2009, at the Monte Cristo Hotel in Everett, WA.
If you wish to honor Frank with a memorial donation, please do so to the American Diabetes Association, 1730 Minor Ave., Suite 920, Seattle, WA 98101 or the Lopez Lions Club, P.O. Box 541, Lopez Island, WA 98261.
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Note: His mother Gladys (Moore) Mallory Matzger Krenz was married three times and only for a short time to his father J. Frank Matzger. After the divorce, she used her former married name "Mallory" for both herself, John Moore Mallory (her son by her prior marriage to Henry Grant Mallory) and her son Frank Matzger son of John Frank Matzger. She later married Henry Ferdinand Krenz and used the surname of Krenz while Frank continued using the surname of Mallory. Frank passed away at University Medical Center in Tucson; his last residence was Green Valley, Pima Co., Arizona.
Frank M. Mallory, 76, passed away Friday, April 3, 2009 in Green Valley, AZ. As a snowbird, Frank embraced the Green Valley lifestyle, but was a 'Northwesterner' at heart. Frank and his wife recently moved to Olympia, WA after living on Lopez Island for 18 years.
Frank was preceded in death by his wife of 22 years, Ann; and his brother, Jack.
He is survived by his wife, Emily; his four children, Karen Mallory, Rick (Glenny) Mallory, Barb (Calyx) Hoag, and Gail (Michael) Budde; plus his eight grandchildren, Kyle, Ann, Rachel, Jamie, April, Neal, Sage and Jill; and his sister, Kay Apley.
After serving his country in the Navy during the Korean Conflict and circumnavigating the world, he graduated from Oregon State University with a degree in Electrical Engineering. He was proud to be a PE (Professional Engineer) in the telecommunications industry, and rose through the ranks to be a corporate vice president with GTE. After retiring from GTE, he worked for Boeing Computer Services for five years, and subsequently moved to Lopez Island, WA, where he enjoyed the good life of boating, crabbing, golfing, and many fine friendships.
Wherever Frank lived, he gave much back to his community through various organizations including Rotary, Lions, The Red Cross, his church, and coaching Little League Baseball. Frank was a 'project man,' who could do almost anything. As one friend said, "he had a kind and generous nature and an engineer's mind." The only love greater in his life than boating was his love for his wonderful children and grandchildren.
Please join Frank's family for a celebration of his life at 2 p.m., on Sunday, May 31, 2009, at the Monte Cristo Hotel in Everett, WA.
If you wish to honor Frank with a memorial donation, please do so to the American Diabetes Association, 1730 Minor Ave., Suite 920, Seattle, WA 98101 or the Lopez Lions Club, P.O. Box 541, Lopez Island, WA 98261.
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Note: His mother Gladys (Moore) Mallory Matzger Krenz was married three times and only for a short time to his father J. Frank Matzger. After the divorce, she used her former married name "Mallory" for both herself, John Moore Mallory (her son by her prior marriage to Henry Grant Mallory) and her son Frank Matzger son of John Frank Matzger. She later married Henry Ferdinand Krenz and used the surname of Krenz while Frank continued using the surname of Mallory. Frank passed away at University Medical Center in Tucson; his last residence was Green Valley, Pima Co., Arizona.
The Everett Herald, Washington, 27 April 2009
Frank M. Mallory, 76, passed away Friday, April 3, 2009 in Green Valley, AZ. As a snowbird, Frank embraced the Green Valley lifestyle, but was a 'Northwesterner' at heart. Frank and his wife recently moved to Olympia, WA after living on Lopez Island for 18 years.
Frank was preceded in death by his wife of 22 years, Ann; and his brother, Jack.
He is survived by his wife, Emily; his four children, Karen Mallory, Rick (Glenny) Mallory, Barb (Calyx) Hoag, and Gail (Michael) Budde; plus his eight grandchildren, Kyle, Ann, Rachel, Jamie, April, Neal, Sage and Jill; and his sister, Kay Apley.
After serving his country in the Navy during the Korean Conflict and circumnavigating the world, he graduated from Oregon State University with a degree in Electrical Engineering. He was proud to be a PE (Professional Engineer) in the telecommunications industry, and rose through the ranks to be a corporate vice president with GTE. After retiring from GTE, he worked for Boeing Computer Services for five years, and subsequently moved to Lopez Island, WA, where he enjoyed the good life of boating, crabbing, golfing, and many fine friendships.
Wherever Frank lived, he gave much back to his community through various organizations including Rotary, Lions, The Red Cross, his church, and coaching Little League Baseball. Frank was a 'project man,' who could do almost anything. As one friend said, "he had a kind and generous nature and an engineer's mind." The only love greater in his life than boating was his love for his wonderful children and grandchildren.
Please join Frank's family for a celebration of his life at 2 p.m., on Sunday, May 31, 2009, at the Monte Cristo Hotel in Everett, WA.
If you wish to honor Frank with a memorial donation, please do so to the American Diabetes Association, 1730 Minor Ave., Suite 920, Seattle, WA 98101 or the Lopez Lions Club, P.O. Box 541, Lopez Island, WA 98261.
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Note: His mother Gladys (Moore) Mallory Matzger Krenz was married three times and only for a short time to his father J. Frank Matzger. After the divorce, she used her former married name "Mallory" for both herself, John Moore Mallory (her son by her prior marriage to Henry Grant Mallory) and her son Frank Matzger son of John Frank Matzger. She later married Henry Ferdinand Krenz and used the surname of Krenz while Frank continued using the surname of Mallory. Frank passed away at University Medical Center in Tucson; his last residence was Green Valley, Pima Co., Arizona.
Frank M. Mallory, 76, passed away Friday, April 3, 2009 in Green Valley, AZ. As a snowbird, Frank embraced the Green Valley lifestyle, but was a 'Northwesterner' at heart. Frank and his wife recently moved to Olympia, WA after living on Lopez Island for 18 years.
Frank was preceded in death by his wife of 22 years, Ann; and his brother, Jack.
He is survived by his wife, Emily; his four children, Karen Mallory, Rick (Glenny) Mallory, Barb (Calyx) Hoag, and Gail (Michael) Budde; plus his eight grandchildren, Kyle, Ann, Rachel, Jamie, April, Neal, Sage and Jill; and his sister, Kay Apley.
After serving his country in the Navy during the Korean Conflict and circumnavigating the world, he graduated from Oregon State University with a degree in Electrical Engineering. He was proud to be a PE (Professional Engineer) in the telecommunications industry, and rose through the ranks to be a corporate vice president with GTE. After retiring from GTE, he worked for Boeing Computer Services for five years, and subsequently moved to Lopez Island, WA, where he enjoyed the good life of boating, crabbing, golfing, and many fine friendships.
Wherever Frank lived, he gave much back to his community through various organizations including Rotary, Lions, The Red Cross, his church, and coaching Little League Baseball. Frank was a 'project man,' who could do almost anything. As one friend said, "he had a kind and generous nature and an engineer's mind." The only love greater in his life than boating was his love for his wonderful children and grandchildren.
Please join Frank's family for a celebration of his life at 2 p.m., on Sunday, May 31, 2009, at the Monte Cristo Hotel in Everett, WA.
If you wish to honor Frank with a memorial donation, please do so to the American Diabetes Association, 1730 Minor Ave., Suite 920, Seattle, WA 98101 or the Lopez Lions Club, P.O. Box 541, Lopez Island, WA 98261.
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Note: His mother Gladys (Moore) Mallory Matzger Krenz was married three times and only for a short time to his father J. Frank Matzger. After the divorce, she used her former married name "Mallory" for both herself, John Moore Mallory (her son by her prior marriage to Henry Grant Mallory) and her son Frank Matzger son of John Frank Matzger. She later married Henry Ferdinand Krenz and used the surname of Krenz while Frank continued using the surname of Mallory. Frank passed away at University Medical Center in Tucson; his last residence was Green Valley, Pima Co., Arizona.
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