Birth date: Aug 3, 1941 Death date: Sep 4, 2022
Frank Lee Lootens, aged 81, passed away peacefully on September 4th, 2022, at his home in San Bernardino, California. He was born on August 3rd, 1941, in Ashland, Oregon, to Frank and Dolly Lootens. He grew up in Northern Californ Read Obituary
Words cannot express how sad I am to hear of Frank’s passing. I grew up in the home next door to Frank and Maria. I helped him plant the rose bushes in his yard as a little one. When my dad died he ID’d his body for me. He was always there. For everything. Marie, and kids, I am so sorry for your loss. Frank was such a good friend to my dad. We loved him dearly. I am devastated by this news. I just found out. May he rest in peace. I love you Frank.
Frank was such a wonderful man. Our family was honored to know him through the wine show. Prayers to Maria and family
Tim and Lisa Tillery
Dearest Maria and your wonderful family,
What splendid memories I have of you and Frank and the kids as we lived next door to each other for a number of years. And surely the sadness I felt to learn of Frank’s recent death. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. We loved Frank and all of you and enjoyed our times together sharing fun, food, and fellowship. I am sure Rick was first in line to welcome Frank to eternal glory. May the Lord hold you in His arms as He comforts and loves you in your present sorrow. Much love and prayers, Mary Hatch Prescott, AZ
Dear Maria,
May the Lord in His merciful goodness keep and your family close to His heart in your sorrow. May He soon grant you a peace-filled hope in His promise of everlasting life. May God's gentle love surround and uplift you, fill your mind and heart with His consoling peace.
I will miss his laughter. I remember he has been a loyal "sidekick" of Dean Crum.
With deepest sympathy,
Josephine Mendoza
Colleague from CSUSB - Schoool of Computer Science & Engineering
To The Family,
May it bring you peace and comfort knowing others care.
Frank will continue to live on through all.
Keep sharing stories to keep Frank's memory alive.
May you always say Frank's name. May it bring a smile to your face that when we say Frank's name it makes us smile too!
To God Be The Glory!
Twillea Evans-Carthen, Former CSUSB Colleague
