Frank Cercos

Dear Ted and Family,We are so sorry for you loss , there are no words only memories to sustain you.Live a good and honorable life like your father taught you and soon others will notice and say...Ted your Dad did this or that , you are just like him. Then you will know that to be remembered is truely a special gift , speak of him often until you meet again ,and do not forget his devoted wife who gave her all to the man she loved as we all did.Prayers go out to you all now and always. Wayne...

I remember your Dad giving us boys some
camping equipment when we first moved to Navato,Ca. and having Thanksgiving at your house. My Condolences to you all.

I once took a trip to Santa Barbara with Mr Cercos, Pat and Ted after recently seeing the movie Jaws. We spent a week or so at a beautiful beach but I was too afraid to go into the water in fear of being eaten by a shark. Mr Cercos laughed but he never ridiculed or outwardly judged my decision to stay out of the surf. He was a man of his convictions and would stand his ground. Mr. Cercos was a character, a leading man on the big stage. Condolences to the Cercos clan.

Cercos family,
In 1958 Mr. Cercos turned my life around in St. Agnes gym when he had a chat with me. He is a great man. I am sorry for his passing and your loss.

Ted, our deepest sympathies to you, Jane, the kids, and the rest of your family. I know how special he was to all of you and the world has lost a great man from a great era. I know he will be missed terribly. May God bless you and comfort you all during this time of loss. ~ Johanna and Ed Owens family

Frank and John, My sincere condolences and my sympathy to you and to your families for your loss. I worked with your Dad as a fireman and as an officer. He was a good fireman and a good boss. He always did his job well and in a aggressive but a very competent manner--I always felt comfortable working with him and enjoyed being around him at the firehouse. I saw him in Marin a number of times after he retired and again after I retired and he was always pleasant, friendly and enjoyable to...

Pat, we are so sorry for your loss, and send our sympathy to you and all the family. Gratefully, we had the opportunity to know Frank and know the love you shared. God Bless, Diana and John LaViolette

Pat,
Our sysmpathy to you and Frank's children. Frank was special and will be missed.

Lee and Linda

To Corky, Johnny and the rest of the gang. Your dad was a special guy. I knew him as a Boy Scout leader and the referee that always seemed to call walking. Please accept condolences from me, my brothers and my dad Marty.