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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Frank
Isquierdo
October 26, 1940 – January 3, 2015
Obituary
Frank Isquierdo, 74 of Greenfield passed away on January 3, 2015. He was born October 26, 1940 in Lubbock, Texas.
Frank was a truck driver and he worked for Granite Construction for 35 years. He enjoyed attending car shows. He loved to work on trucks and cars. He was a member of the National Street Machine Club across the United States.
Frank is survived by his wife, Irma Isquierdo; sons, Fred Isquierdo and Danny Isquierdo; grandchildren, Sandy Isquierdo, Art Isquierdo, Issac Isquierdo, Daniel Isquierdo, Steven Isquierdo, David Isquierdo, Melena Isquierdo, Missy Isquierdo and Alexas Isquierdo; brother, Antero "Bibi" Isquierdo of Lubbock Texas. He is preceded in death by two sons, Steve Isquierdo and Martin Isquierdo; sister, Antonia Garza.
SERVICE INFORMATION:
A Graveside service was held on Monday, January 12, 2015 in Oak Park Cemetery followed by a gathering and Celebration of his life at Oak Park Cemetery.
Those wishing to may make donations to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Association in remembrance of him. The Isquierdo family wishes to thank all who attended services that day.
Frank was a truck driver and he worked for Granite Construction for 35 years. He enjoyed attending car shows. He loved to work on trucks and cars. He was a member of the National Street Machine Club across the United States.
Frank is survived by his wife, Irma Isquierdo; sons, Fred Isquierdo and Danny Isquierdo; grandchildren, Sandy Isquierdo, Art Isquierdo, Issac Isquierdo, Daniel Isquierdo, Steven Isquierdo, David Isquierdo, Melena Isquierdo, Missy Isquierdo and Alexas Isquierdo; brother, Antero "Bibi" Isquierdo of Lubbock Texas. He is preceded in death by two sons, Steve Isquierdo and Martin Isquierdo; sister, Antonia Garza.
SERVICE INFORMATION:
A Graveside service was held on Monday, January 12, 2015 in Oak Park Cemetery followed by a gathering and Celebration of his life at Oak Park Cemetery.
Those wishing to may make donations to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Association in remembrance of him. The Isquierdo family wishes to thank all who attended services that day.
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