FRANK L CORTEZ

Growing up next door to the Cortez's is an experience I will never forget. My love and condolences to the family. A great man, who will be remembered forever.

Lisa - I will forever treasure our trips to Houston to stay with your parents. Your dad was a gentleman and one of the kindest people I have met. I know you will miss him but what a great legacy he leaves behind. Love you and see you soon.

Lisa - I loved your dad so mucha and learned so much from him. I will never forget sitting at their kitchen table and listening to all of his stories while he was in the service and looking at picture. My prayers go out to you and your family and a special prayer for your mom!

Many years have passed since I last saw Mr. Cortez but the memories as a child growing up a few doors down are those of a man to be respected and admired. My dearest condolences to all of you.

Mr. Cortez and I had a warm relationship based on his love of fishing. We would talk several times a year about his fishing trips to the base in Galveston with one or more of his children. Men like him are few and I am proud to have known him and, through our conversations, each of you. My sincere sympathy on the loss of your beloved.

Dear Cortez's Family I am very much sorry for the departure of Frank.
And I must say to you, that I also had lost a dearest friend for many years, all ways had the gratest joy when we visited each other.
Joe Faddul ( Houston Tx. )

Cindy, Jake and family,

You are in our thoughs and prayers during this troubled time. May God bless you. John, Wendy and Zach

Dear Cindy & Jake, Omar & Patty & Rosa,
May God bless you and give you strength in the days to come. A father is so precious and dear, I cannot imagine your pain at this time.
Love,
Greg & Larissa Botik