Francisco Mesa

To the Mesa Family - Our sincerest condolences on the passing of your father. Our parents, Raymond D. Chavez and Emma G. Chavez, were dear friends of your dad. My father and your dad were both Veterans of World War II and shared many memories of their time in combat. My mother was best friends with your mom, Becky, and they would always get together for monthly lunches to review what was going on in their lives. Your dad was so proud of all his children and grandchildren. I am blessed to...

When I was growing up, I remember spending a lot of time at the farm for family events, but also to work in the fields, clearing rocks and other chores. I also remember Ray and I running around all over the form.....doing what boys do. Poquito traviesos! Yet Frank "Pancho" as we knew him was always kind. I never remember seeing him too angry or upset and never heard a foul word from him. Just a very kind, loving and nurturing man.

May God's blessings rest on Frank's family for his faithful devotion to God and love to his friends and neighbors. Though I knew him but little,his presence was gentle, kind, and thoughtful. He left a beautiful legacy to and in his children. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.

Love Leslie, Adrian, Jimmy, and Aisilyn.

Rebecca and Gilbert,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your families, let your treasured memories carry you through these difficult times.

Frank left a legacy of love. He will be greatly missed. Our love and condolences go out to all his family at this time. May Heavenly Father bless you with His peace and love. Celebrate that he lived!

Rebecca, Dorothy and all the family, my deepest condolences for loss of your dear father. He is whole again!! May our Lord comfort you during this very trying and difficult time.

I went to school with Gilbert. My condolences to you all. God bless this family