Bob, Tom and family,  I am truly sorry for the loss of your father. Frank was quite a character and I can see it in your sense of humor too. I've heard many stories of Frank as told by you and the neighborhood guys that I can only imagine how many more there are to share. 
 Frank will be missed and may your fond memories provide you with comfort and peace each and every day. 
Much love to  you all, 
 -Meri

I didn’t have the privilege of meeting Frank in my adult life, but I feel like I knew him through the stories told often by my dad, Kevin. I know how much he meant to the Wagner Family, and it’s even more apparent reading the stories below by my aunts and uncles. Enjoy your coffee breaks with my Gramps in Heaven, Frank.

Well, let me see if this gets to my family in Southern California,  Bob, and Tom, 
  At this time in life, it is hard to explain feelings of the loss of a loved one
  After reading all of the memories of your father and the Fairmont family. You can see how he was a father to all of us.
  My prayers and blessings go to you guys and your families to help you through these troubled times.
  One thing for certain, everybody knows that your father has made the transition into life for eternity with our father..🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Many years have passed since Fairmont days. Many memories that will always be in our hearts and minds of those days of our families living across the street from one another. The ties between the families have remained over the years and over the distance. We share in your pain and offer our love, thoughts, and prayers for you all at this time of loss, a loss that touches us all that knew your dad. May God grant you all peace and comfort through the dark times and into the brighter days to come. The Wager Family (Paula, Larry, Laura, Kevin, Doug, Tom and our families) sends you, our friends, our love and care in Christ our Lord. Amen and Amen.

Bob and Tom, I am so very sorry for your loss. My condolences go out to the entire Pavlik family. May God comfort you and your family in this time of sorrow. One of my favorite memories of Frank growing up was Frank, my dad Ray, and Uncle Everett sitting around the table drinking coffee and sharing stories. Coffee was the same time every day.  The last time I saw Frank I got a firm handshake and a hug. He simply said "My, it's been a long time".  Frank was a straightforward and honest man typical of all Marines. If my dad was still here from one Marine to another, they would simply say Semper Fi. The brotherhood they both came from. Thanks for being a part of all of our lives. I would like to say to Bob and Tom, your dad is truly free in the arms of our Lord.

Being the older sister of Doug and kevin, I also grew up across the street from the Pavlik family. Although I don't have the memories that my brothers have, I want to say that my heart felt condolences for Frank's sons, Robert and Tom. I pray that the Lord wraps his arms around you, and that you feel his presence of love and peace. I am truly very sorry of your loss. You boys will always be family to us. I wish I could be at the service for your father but I will be on an airplane back to Oklahoma so I hope you feel this huge hug and so much love for both of you.  God bless you always, I will always have love and great memories of growing up with you and my brothers. God bless you and your family. 
Laura, (Wagner) Tharp

Robert and Tom, I'm so sorry to hear about the passing of your dad. "Mr. P" to me. Keeping you and your families in my thoughts and prayers.  💙 Paula

my condolences out to the pavlik family. My dad grew up with the pavlik boys, actually lived across the street from them for several years. My dad would often reminisce with bob when he would come out to visit about all of the times, Frank would take the boys up to Saddleback Park or escape country to ride their motorcycles. this was a big part of their childhood and obviously a very memorable one. I know that this was a wonderful time in their lives thanks to Mr. pavlik. My dad would also talk about all of the funny stories from Mr. pavlik about when he was growing up across the street . Thank you Mr. pavlik for all the great memories and good times you gave to my father. You mean a lot to this family.

Bob and Tom, I am so sorry for your loss. Having grown up across from your family we had some fun times together. My memories of Frank that stuck out the most: His honest opinions! But also that he cared about us. He used to let me join in when he was playing catch with Tom, as Tom started pitching in Little League, he would have me stand in like I was the batter in their back yard so Tom would learn to pitch while somebody was in the batter's box. He showed me how to throw a curveball and a knuckle ball too.  Oh, and the motorcycle trips in that blue dodge truck to saddleback park and Lion Country motorcycle parks. As I got a little older, I remember when he brought home that green Porsche, then later that ‘56 Chevy, he even took me for a ride around the block! Thanks Frank for the childhood memories!

Our family's thoughts and prayers go out to the Pavlik family at this time of grief and sorrow. We know firsthand what losing a loved one, especially a parent is like. I lived across from the Pavlik family and we grew up in the 60s and 70s and developed a lifelong bond. I was able to reconnect with Mr. Frank  a few years ago and spent many morning or afternoon with him, talking about the old days and the way he saw my life Living across the street from each other. The stories he would tell had both of us crying in laughter many times, because anyone that knows Frank also knows… He doesn't have a filter… Lol.  My heartfelt thanks go out to Robert and Tom for letting me share these last couple years with their father. They were such great memories that I will cherish for a lifetime.

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Frank Pavlik

18 octobre 1938 – 29 février 2024

Fairhaven Memorial Park & Mortuary

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