1933
2024
Frank was born in Woodinville to Frank and Elva Rousseau. Growing up he attended school in Woodinville and Bothell High.
After high school Frank joined the US Navy. He applied for and passed submarine training and was a mechanic on the USS Bass. After his time in the Navy, Frank and Irene Lindstrom married and lived in Bothell. Together they had three sons - Kenneth, Thomas and Eric.
Frank was a kind and loving person. A talented woodworker he built furniture and buildings, and as a mechanic he could fix just about anything. Frank worked for King County and retired in 1988.
Frank and Jean Raymond, his partner of 40+ years, enjoyed their life together. In the early 1980's they started the Tree Patch Christmas tree farm. The baby trees were planted and when they were ready to decorate Tree Patch opened up and was open for many years. During summer and autumn months they enjoyed boating, crabbing and hiking in the San Juan and Canadian Islands with relatives and friends. They also enjoyed camping in their trailer in Eastern Washington, and were square dancers for many years.
Frank was predeceased by his parents Frank and Elva Rousseau, his brother Gary, and his sons Thomas and Eric. He is survived by his son Kenneth (Debra Jo), his grandson Nathan, his partner Jean, and many friends. He is missed by all who loved and knew him.
The family is grateful to the staff at Bethany at Providence for the care they gave Frank in his final days.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Douglas Coleman
October 5, 2025
Douglas Coleman, Square Dance Caller, sends his Condolences to Frank's Family. Had many years of Square Dancing memories. He will be missed.
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