Frank Rieber III

Gwen This is from Harry and Susan out in Carpinteria. I remember our Kayak trips and the many fine parties you and Frank gave from your place in Montecito. Frank was always positive and a very inspirational guy. We will miss him greatly. If you get this I would like to get your home address so we can stay in touch. If you are out this way, let uis know and you will always have a place to stay.

Dear Gwen, I am sadden by the news of Frank's death. Frank was not just a client, but a friend for many years. As you may know, we went through thick and thin. He always entered my office with a big smile, no matter the circumstances. He was always positive and pleasent to work with. I offer my deepest condolences to you and the family. I pray that God will bless you with His abundant grace during this time of bereavement. Sharing in your sadness, Duane Marshall

Dear Gwen, It is with great sadness that Bruce informed me of Frank's passing. Frank has been an inspiration to both of us and we were so looking forward to working with him as a part of our team. Frank has put up a long and courageous battle. My sincere condolences to you and the rest of your family. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Sincerely, Lee Miller

Gwen & Rieber Family - My deepest condolences to you. I have some of my fondest childhood memories on the lake boating with Frank's family and flying with him in his little old two seater Spanish plane. My thoughts and prayer's are with you and your's for your loss, and heaven's gain.

Gwen,
Frank was so special and you could see in your eyes how much you two loved each other. He is without pain now.
I have mised having you for neighbors and will most certainly miss his barbeque ribs. Maybe is he already grilling in heaven.
I am here for you for anything. Denise

Dear Gwen, I would like to offer my deepest sympathies for the loss of you husband, Frank. I have been keeping up with you through members of your family, and was saddened to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Anne (Chappuis)Leonards

This sad news takes me back in time to the Good Ol Days of Tenneco in Lafayette. Frank was part of a key group of oil field “hands” that rode reign over a good number of us that were young engineers at the time trying to make a career in the oil business. They showed us the way. They taught us the business, kept us in line, and helped to shape and grow our capabilities during a wonderful and memorable time in the Petroleum industry. Frank made his mark in the industry in his own right as capable and successful Petroleum Engineer, and he compounded his influence through the many that he guided. I’m fortunate and grateful to have worked under a true oilfield “hand”!

It was my privelge to help in the care of Frank and to get to know the family. I extend my deepest sympathy for all of you. Deb Smith