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Martin Anthony Frustaci passed away May 11, 2024 from complications with cancer. He was loved by many and was a great friend to all. Marty enjoyed working for years as athletic director of the Deseret Gym. He also worked for over 25 years as an administrator within the Granite School District, helping struggling students achieve their goals. He additionally loved spending his retirement working as a crossing guard. Marty was a dedicated member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, serving in many callings and on 2 missions with his wife Suzanne. He had a passion for bowling, golf, and BYU sports, spending much of his life as a dedicated fan.
Marty is survived by his wife Suzanne (Richards), daughter Kristy (Jason) Greenwood, son Tony (Kristianne) Frustaci, and 6 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, Earl and Betty (Cohen) Frustaci, daughter Jennifer Sarah and son David Martin.
Funeral services will be held on Saturday, May 18 at 12:00 PM in the Eastridge 4th Ward building, 11777 S Willow Wood Drive, Draper, UT. A viewing will be held at the same location on Friday, May 17, from 6:00 - 8:00 PM, and on Saturday from 10:30 - 11:45 AM. Interment will immediately follow the funeral at Memorial Redwood Cemetery.
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260 East South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
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Keisha F.
June 9, 2024
I´m very sorry to hear of Mr. Frustaci´s passing. He was an incredible VP during my junior high years and I´m incredibly grateful for his influence and help during that time.
Sending well-wishes to the family.
Michael Gearheart
May 18, 2024
He was the Best influence for my Jr. High years! You and your zip ties will be remebered!!!!
Bonnie Spencer
May 18, 2024
Dear Suzanne and Family;
I am so sorry for your loss. Marty was such a sweet man and a true pillar in our community. He was so sweet to me and to my family. Many times he would call and check up on us. He would ask if he could come for visit. If I would say no, he would just stop by. He seemed to know when our family needed a little checking on by a church leader. I will miss seeing him riding his motorcycle around the neighborhood. He would honk and wave to everyone down the road. His BYU truck always had a shine on it as it sat in the church parking lot. I loved his testimony and his comments. I learned a lot from the times he shared his testimony. His love for others was very apparant.
Again, I am so sorry!
Love,
Bonnie Spencer [neighbor]
Anita Shiner Tromp
May 14, 2024
Dear Suzanne and family, I was so sorry to hearing of the passing of your beloved husband Marty. As hard as it is for those he left behind, I can just imagine him up in heaven having a grand 'ol time with the daughter you lost years ago. I remember that viewing well. I had never seen before or since so many people lined up to bid her farewell -- and she was only 21 years old or something like that. Incredible. May you find peace and comfort in the many wonderful memories he left behind. -- Anita Shiner Tromp (cousin to Suzanne)
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