Dad, my Father, my rock, my strength - your endless love to stand by our sides - Marty, Randy, Jaime and I . Your diligence and your fight until the end -your love for the Lord -your kind spirit and humbleness,  It gives us great comfort knowing that you walked through the valley of the shadow of death with no fear - the Lord was there with you to comfort you and show you your new home, and to give you a new body!  To see mom and your brother Tom - oh was a sight that was!    You will forever be in our hearts - Daddy I love you - I will see you some day - kiss Mom for us!!

My brother-in-law Jack has always seemed more like a brother to me as he married my sister Carole when I was very young. I remember him as always having a sweet,calm manner and always ready to laugh.  He was always available to help the family with TV issues.  He helped Dale and I on many occasions.  Once he delivered a new TV to us and hooked it up.  Dale was working and I made dinner for Jack.  The mashed potatoes were sticky but he did not complain. I had occasion to spend some time with him when I visited California because Carole was in the hospital for an extended period of time.  I value the time we spent together as it was just the two of us, visiting and talking, and getting reacquainted. As always, he was kind and caring, treating me like a sister.  I miss both Jack and Carole, but knowing they are together, perfect in spirit, is so very comforting.  I love them both.  

Patsy Zander, Willis Michigan

My Grandpa was an amazing man, with so much to offer the world. I'll never forget the love and kindness that you gave to the world and to everyone around you. I'll never forget you putting me on the back of your bike and ALL of my fondest childhood memories with you. I'll never forget you and how much you taught me, I know that you're with the lord and at peace. I love you Grandpa

Grandpa, you will be dearly missed. I'll always remember you taking Erik and I to the lake to feed the ducks and riding the go-karts with us at Fun 4 All. I'll always remember hanging out in your garage while you worked on TVs telling me stories and jokes to make me laugh. I know you're up there in Heaven dancing with Grandma and the angels. I love you and miss you.

Some of my fondest memories of my Grampy are playing cards (we loved Uno!) and going with him on service calls. He loved to play the guitar and would sing us songs while he played. He had is own business and worked so hard to make it successful. He was smart, compassionate, generous and incredibly kind. He loved the Lord and loved his family. Words cannot describe how much I miss him, but I am happy he is now with my Grammy in heaven and that I will one day be reunited to them.

OBITUARY

Franklin D. Loy

November 9, 1936 – January 24, 2015

Funeraria del Angel Chula Vista

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