FRANK T. BOYD

Dear Boyd family, please know Frank's passing is a sign of hope for his family and friends who have endured the loss of Frank but his passing has always evoked fond memories. He was a great lover of his family. His kind bigheartedness and perpetual smile will be an intense illumination to all who share the eternal light with him.
Gerry & Linda Compas
Illuminator Headlite 2002
Gerry Compas

A great guy! The party started when he entered the room.

I never had the opportunity to meet you but i know we would have been a pair to share sea stories. I wish we could have and i look forward to seeing you in heaven and sharing one day. You raised good kids and Michelle is a wonderful women and i am proud to call her friend. Gary Tegel HTCS(SW)

Frank,
I never met you, but I know you through the wonderful daughter you brought into our world. Michelle's one in a million, and Jayden's another. I know you're proud of them. SO I'll just thank you for the music that so enriches our lives. It will go on and on because you set it going....

For family and friends ,the world is not the same without the great sense of humor and kidness of Frank. He is missed dearly. Thanks for being such a good friend Frank "kid" Love Bud and Barb

Cannot believe it has been a year already. Time goes so fast. Just know that Frank is up there with Dean, Ole' Blue Eyes and all the other great singers jazzing out. Miss ya buddy.

It has been over a year Dad and I miss you more than ever now. It still seems so strange that you are not here. You are in my thoughts all day long and you are still a part of my world every day. You were loved and adored so much and as the year has gone by I am reminded frequently that your life positively and lovingly touched so many people. I will cherish the 45 years we had together and all the wonderful memories of you forever. You were and still are my one and only hero. I love you and miss you tremendously. Michelle xxx

When I met my dear friend, Frank, about five years ago, we instantly hit it off. In many ways, he reminded me of my own father. Probably because they were both WW II veterans, and very nice men. Yet, in many other ways, they were different. I enjoyed so much meeting Frank at Harvey's twice a week for Karaoke, going to the Neil Diamond concert, and the many times we played golf. Frank was very special and Lori and I will always keep him in our hearts. Adios ol' friend,until we see you again in heaven. May God comfort your family.

We first became acquainted with Frank and Linda through the supermarket industry. He was a talent in his sales role then.
Beyond this relationship came our friendship with the Boyds. Our thoughts of Frank today still brings smiles to our memories. Frank was a fun and talented guy. That's tops in his valued legacy. His family can be so proud of him. His sense of humor and his singing lives on.
God Bless...
Gayle & Hazel Paden
Fullerton, California
Formerly of Lucky Stores, Inc. and of Stater Bros. Markets

I was never lucky to have had a father in my life but if given a choice, Frank would be mine. Though I only knew him from Karaoke, we were the best of friends and I appreciated not only his extraordinary talent but his wisdom and gentle nature. Sure wish I had gotten to know him earlier as I can imagine one could never find a nicer man. Bless him and his family and I thank him for being my friend.

I loved Frank's sense of humor. We worked together at Pepsi & he always had me laughing.
I wouldn't trade those moments with Frank for anything & you know, after all these years, even with a tear in my eye, he still brings a smile to my face. I'm so glad I knew Frank. One of the good guys.
Tom Towler (Ashland, OR)

Frank was the eldest of the "cousins" from Aunt Leona, Aunt Irma and my mom, Dorothy. When I was little, about 3-4, my mom was taking care of Frank's Mom and Frank was in the Navy. I loved seeing him in his sailor uniform with his blond curly hair--(which didn't change much!) He and his brother Bob would play the piano for me all the time. I loved it when they would play "Boogie woogie". I would laugh and giggle and probably be a pest to him. But he had the patience of a saint.
While I haven't seen him in all these many years, my memories of him and his happy light will stay with me forever.

I knew Frank for over 50 years. He was the warmest, caring, and most entertaining man I've ever known. Husband Jerry met Frank 25 years ago and certainly feels the same. Frank, you told me you would live to be 100. Damn.

Sir Frank Boyd... a true legend. Always positive, caring, generous and encouraging. An inspiration for living life! Many will miss you... x

Frank was so good to me when others couldn't be bothered. He and I enjoyed each others company, and I always said I enjoyed singing a song for him more then any other person on this planet. Frank was a fan of my singing, but I was a fan of Frank. I pray to God often that I will one day find a love like the one he spoke so often about. Frank loved her with every fiber of his being. This man taught me to be thankful for what I have, hopeful for what I want, and the wisdom to know the difference. Gosh I miss him!!! It makes me wish I had never done any of those stupid rap songs when he was present. I think now geez I wasted a turn in the rotation to actually sing something nice, knowing how badly he would always want to be next. God bless you Frank.

My husband, Jim Pierce, and I lived in Huntington Beach from 1965 - 1975. During the early part of those years, we often would meet at Frank and Linda's house to watch football. Both Frank and Jim enjoyed those hours in front of the tv. We lost touch later especially during our time here in San Clemente.

Jim would be saddened to know that Frank passed away, but now they will meet again.

May the many memories of Frank remain in your hearts. Peace be unto you.

Frank was truly one in a million. One of the most beautiful men in my heart. He brought so much joy and laughter to everyone he knew. I am so grateful to have had him be a part of my life. I love and miss you, Frank!

The most generous and honest of men, will be having one of those warm English beers for you Frank. Absolute legend .

Rest in peace Frank. I've never met anyone as kind and generous as you are. I am grateful to have known you. My heart goes out to your family who are forever graced by your loving presence.

I miss you Daddy......You were always the best man I ever knew. There will never be anyone like you again.....xxxxx

Dear Boyd family please know Frank's passing is a great loss to many who have known him. His perpetual smile and genuine interest in people was a testament to his love of life, family and friends.
Gerry & Linda Compas
Illuminator Headlite 2002

My heart goes out to the Boyd family for their loss (my "second family" of nearly 46 years). I am so blessed to have gotten the opportunity to be a part of this family for so many years and have some amazing fond memories of our families. Frank will truly be missed by all whose path he crossed. Extended prayers and love to all of the family.

Frank was a great guy and a lot of fun. We enjoyed knowing him and Linda and send condolences to all of his family.
Love and Prayers