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(Brian) Pletcher. He has 15 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. Right from the beginning mechanics, cars and racing were his passion. He started his racing career with Vast Oldsmobile in drag racing from 1960-1963. He raced in the Nationals, setting many records. He went on with his racing at Danbury Race Track in CT, racing stock cars from 1963-1969 and drove a car that was known as the Flintstone Special. During this time he and his wife Claire started a family and relocated to FL in 1969. From 1970-1975 Frank owned and ran a CITGO gas station in Winter Park, FL and became involved with Quarter Midget racing with his son Frank. Quarter Midget
racing became a family event from 1973-1978, with his son won the Southern State Championship to name a few of their accomplishments. In 1975 he opened Webb's Garage in downtown Orlando. He continued to be very involved with the racing world building multiple engines for 20 different race teams. He was very well known for his Datson and
Nissan motors. During this time he competed in the SCCA series with Bosco Logsdon and Chip Williams as drivers and car owners. In his spare time he enjoyed riding his
motorcycle and boating; he was a member of the Kissimmee boat accade as a guide. Frank's family and leaving a legacy was a priority in his life. He was a stubborn man, a very proud and strong man and a bit of a pain in the butt, but a greater man you would never know! A memorial service for Frank will be conducted at 6:00 PM, Saturday, May 30, 2009 at Osceola Memory
Gardens Funeral Home, 2000 13th St., St. Cloud, FL 34769, 407-957-2511. Visit www.
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Tina Stonecipher
June 4, 2009
Uncle Frank was a great man and I will miss him dearly
Memo Guzman
May 30, 2009
Webb Family,
You are in our thoughts and prayers at this time.,
Memo and Michele Guzman
JAMES LANGDON
May 30, 2009
The loss of someone so close is difficult to bear. We share your grief.
Lou Adiano
May 30, 2009
Frank was a good man. He was honest and sincere. You dont find that to often in the car business. He taught me to stick to what i know and you will be fine. I will miss you and one day we will meet again.
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