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Frank Arellano passed away on August 19, 2024, at his home in Delta, Colorado. He was 88 years young. Frank was born on July 30, 1936, in San Bernardino, California to Frances Vasquez Arellano and Jesus Arellano. He grew up in California and after graduation from High School immediately enlisted in The United States Air Force.
During his service to our country, Frank served as a Jet Engine Mechanic for almost 22 years before Retiring with the rank of TSGT. After his service to his country, Frank went on to serve his community as a technician for Sears for another 32 Years. Upon his retirement from Sears, Frank spent his free time volunteering for the San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department as a Citizen On Patrol for over 12 Years even serving as a commander of the unit for a year. Frank also enjoyed golfing, running and helping other when he could.
Frank is survived by his wife, Crystal of Delta, Colorado; sons, Edward (Ogie) Arellano of Highland, CA, and Christopher (Laura) Arellano of Delta, CO; daughter, Rene (Steve) Robles of Oceanside, CA; 5 grandchildren; and 4 great-grandchildren.
Frank was preceded in death by his father, Jesus; mother, Frances; brother, Herbert; sister, Joann; and his son, Frankie.
In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the National Kidney Foundation or your local Hospice agency.
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