My Deepest Condolences, 
I met Frank in 1991 on a Freeway project in LA. I was sent there to manage the completion of the job. As I became familiar with the crew, Frank stood out as a young man with a strong knowledge of the work and equipment that you would only expect from a much older person.  Over the next five years, we stayed in touch and when I had an opportunity to go to another company, I asked Frank if he wanted an opportunity as a Superintendent.  He accepted the offer and did a great job on that project, and he never looked back, as he was a born leader that used his knowledge, confidence and bright light to lead others.  He became an industry expert in concrete paving and had a loyal following of guys that wanted to be on his team, the winning team.

Those qualities were much the same in his personal life. He was generous and thoughtful, as well as an inspiration to many, including myself. 

Over the last weeks, I have struggled for words but have thought of the many  good times we shared… the trip to the desert where Frank rode a wheelie at 50 MPH and smiled as he went by me, the fishing trips where Frank Jr. caught a fish in the Puget Sound and on another trip where the boat Captain sent him up to the Pilot-house to operate the chartered fishing boat.  Also, the drag races, Bakersfield Speedway, and on the water at Lake Berryessa. There were so many more occasions over the years and I will cherish those memories but always miss my friend, Frank Stevenson. 
Gary Elgenson

Our last project together- Frank's electric gate.. End of 2024

Typical Frank pose- always looking to see who's calling.

Me and Christine had the privilege of knowing Frank + Tiffany for close to 30 years., and he will be dearly missed for the rest of my life.  He was a true friend to alot of people. 
I've been in the trade for 45 years  + working for Frank for 25+ years. He was an absolute professional with the best demeanor I've ever seen- a true leader. He was always on the top of my list
Tiffany and Family, we're so sorry.

Our hearts go out to the family at this time.  We have so many great Scouting memories with Frank, Franklin and Tiffany.  💕 Frank has gone ahead beyond a door we cannot see through- but we will follow him home one day.

Hello,  This is Bob Buchler
To ALL That was Related to AND All that knew Frank , WHAT A HARD HIT , WoW!!! He was to Young to go. In my head I’ve been going over the Many, Many Hard working times, we had and the ScArY times , and the absolute funniest times we had together. We both had similar work ethics. Working hard when we needed to and having fun when there was time for it. We were a GREAT TEAM, then Frank advanced with hard work and honorary help from his peers, and then he ended up as my boss , he came up to me an said , “this is one of those jobs where when I tell you to grab a gear, we gotta start working hard and fast and then other times you’d be able to kick back and take it easy, “ so my words back was can we start with the take it easy part first.  I have many many stories that are so fun to tell. But I want everyone to know HE WAS IN SO MANY WAYS SOMEONE YOU WOULD WANT FOR A BEST FRIEND, a BROTHER, a COUSIN, a GREAT FATHER , and a WHOLE BUNCH MORE. I’m REALLY MISSING HIM AND WILL FOR A LONG LONG TIME TO COME!!!!  RIP BUDDY!!!! Rockin’ Bobby B.

Tiffany 
So sorry Frank was a great man .I seen 
Him with you  and his family.i believe he 
Strived to make you happy and that made 
Him  happy.
Sadden to hear of his passing my condolences 
Vicki whiting  pinedo

So sorry for your loss. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. We never got the chance to meet him but that doesn’t lessen the pain we feel for your family. 
Beef & Carol Abernathie 
(Wayne’s wife Brenda’s sister)

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Franklin J Stevenson

30 mars 1968 – 10 février 2025

Pierce Brothers Crestlawn Memorial Park and Mortuary

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