Frank Ernest Nabity

Frank E. Nabity, 67, beloved Dad, Papa, Uncle, Brother, Son, and friend to many, of Haysville, KS passed away unexpectedly Tuesday evening, March 24, 2026. He was born December 1, 1958 in St. Paul, Nebraska to Lawrence and Theresa (Radke) Nabity. He was number 7 of 14 children. A celebration of his life will be held Saturday, April 4 at 2pm. Affinity All Faiths Mortuary located at 2850 S Seneca, Wichita, KS. (Not one for formality, please join us in casual, comfortable attire to celebrate his life.) Frank held several job titles through the years including various positions in the automotive industry, Vehicle Recovery Operator, Aerospace Component Repair Technician, and Pest Control Specialist. His favorite of all, was Dad to his 3 children, Theresa, Lisa, and Tony (Frank Anthony). Then becoming a Papa to his 11 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. He is proceeded in death by his only son, Tony Nabity, his parents, and brothers Roger Nabity, Michael Nabity and Timmy Nabity. Brother-in-law, Tom Tichenor. Frank is survived by his two daughters, Theresa Nabity, and Lisa (Alan) Russell. Grandchildren: Daysiah (Brylan) Jon, Levi (Ryleigh), Damien (Armia), Dezirae, Da'Zhon, Jarren, Lane, Joslynn, Tahliyah, and Trey'Vion. Great Grandchildren: Lennox, Tinley, Dae'Liyah, Kiba, and Da'Marion. Brothers and sisters: Larry Nabity, Jeanette Tichenor, Tom (Pam) Nabity, Sylvia (Larry) Frustaglio, Nancy Maldonado, Don (Anita) Nabity, Arnold (Mary) Nabity, Marilyn (Lonnie) Ehlers, Carol (Roy) Williams, Ann (Monty) Herrick. Mother of his children, Joni Sulanke. Several nieces, nephews, and friends. He could fix just about anything, find a place and need for everything, and tell a story that made you feel right at home. Always ready to lend a hand and often saving things "just in case". He built a life centered on helping others. His greatest pride and joy were his large family, children, and grandchildren, who will carry on his love, wisdom, and stories. His absence leaves a void that cannot be filled; he will be missed beyond measure by all who knew and loved him.