Frank Rae Weckman

Birth date: Jun 30, 1936 Death date: Sep 9, 2016

The staff at Sunset Lawn wishes to extend condolences to the family of Frank R. Weckman. Mr. Weckman is a native of Sacramento, California. Born here in Sacramento on June 30th, 1936, he passed away in neighboring Carmichael on Se Read Obituary

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Sondra Fuson

477w ago

Let it be known that I've known Frank since our kindergarten days at Hagginwood Elementary. Frank and Shirley have been our life long friends and we treasure our fun memories spent with them which include: being in the Early Day Gas Engine and Tractor Association, (our shows, pot lucks, & monthly breakfasts), our fun times playing Mexican Train, specially our great month long RV trip some years ago to Wisconsin – destination "House On the Rock", our RV trips to the coast, and most recently when Frank and I celebrated our birthdays (my Frank and Shirley too) with a wonderful dinner at Ruth's Chris Steak House (gift certificates received from dear friends for us turning 80), he attended my 80th birthday party with 150 attending, and our Gas Engine breakfast at Coco's 2 days before he passed. Frank and I are still in shock with his passing, as he will be sorely missed by Shirley, his family and many friends. I feel comforted in knowing how much he dearly loved Shirley, his family and friends, and look forward to our future get together as he will introduce me as his first kiss in Kindergarten, with me being the instigator!Love, Sondra Fuson

Jeannie

477w ago

Frank & Rex both were employed at Pac Bell. Back in the day when Rex had his private pilots license we would take short day trips to Napa and the coast for lunch. One of our memorable flights was when the plane lost a cylinder. Rex kept his cool, and we landed safely inStockton, the nearest airport. In the photo we were at Sandals Resort in Jamaica. We won the toga contest wearing sheets. Then Frank wanted to leave the resort to go sightseeing, but we had no access to a car. So Frank asked one of the security guards who was a young kid if he could arrange something for us. Now keep in mind we were warned to not leave the resort. And if we did it would be at our own risk. It was Jamaica after all. It was scarey especially when the guard and his friend lit up and offered us a hit.(what a riot). Jeannie said she didn't think we'd ever see our kids again. The car was filled with smoke. It was like riding with Cheech & Chong. Stuffing was poking out of the roof inside the car as well as the seats. We were fortunate to have experienced many trips with Frank & Shirley. Thanks for the memories Frank. All of them good, and now precious.

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