Frank L. Tybush III

Frank taught me so many things. What a treasure of a man. When he hired me as a 14 year old to anvil and hammer flat a pile of rusty windmill blades I bet i knew right then I had met a guy I would never ever forget. He taught me again by phone about 5 years ago. Little did i know all these 50 years later I still did not know the proper way to heat a steel wheel on a 1937 Packard with a torch to make it expand off a tapered shaft. You only heat one side. Wow. What a tin knocker he was. I am...

He never stopped looking for new things to build or repair! This was part of his journey to learn more and new things.

Its hard to find the words that might bring comfort right now. We hope you know how much others sympathize and care. Celebrate his awesome legacy! And may the wonderful memories help ease you through your grief. In sympathy, Bill & Theresa Kieley

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Deepest condolences to the Tybush family.

Rest In Peace Mr. Tybush.

I have many memories of fishing and camping with Frank and family. Keep the good memories in your heart.

John & Elva,
What a wonderful man he must have been. I'm sorry I didn't know him. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.