On the evening of March 7th, 2016 Frank Stapleton passed away at Mountain View Hospital in Las Vegas, Nevada of complications resulting from a long series of health issues. He was 75 years old. Frank was born in Lucasville, Ohio on December 17th, 1940. He was the 11th of 14 children, born to Earl and Nellie (Wright) Stapleton. Frank is survived by his loving wife of 42 years, Lolita (Kindrick) Stapleton, five children, ten grandchildren, and one great-grandchild (daughter Angela Eborg and her children Dillan and Samantha; son Roger Stapleton and his wife Paula and children Erin Hackett, her husband Don and daughter Evelyn, Rose, Jacob, Benjamin, and Sophie; son Drew Nellen and his wife Tammy; son Jim Stapleton; son Darren Stapleton and his wife Rachel and children Orlena, Reanna, and Grace).
Memorial services were held on March 24, 2016 at 10:00 a.m. at Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Boulder City, Nevada. The address is 1900 Veterans Memorial Drive, Boulder City, NV 89005. Directions and a map can be found by clicking HERE.
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Your Wife Forever
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Love you two kiss for you.
Not surprised to see the pictures of Frank fishing. Remember the time we all went to Singing Hills Resort in Camdington Hills lake of the ozarks, gosh....late 80s early 90s? Remember that big fish fry we had when we got back with all those crappy?
Say hi to the boys from me Lolita if you get a chance.
Best wishes,
Zac
Missing you a lot today. It just doesn't seem possible a year has passed since you left us. There's so much going on with our family that you would love to be a part of! Wishing you were here to share it with us. Been a warm winter and the dogwoods are almost blooming - you know what that means - the crappie will be biting soon! Sure would be nice to have one more fishing trip, wouldn't it? I hope you know, somehow, that we miss you and love you.
I love you and miss you so much already. Whenever you were around, your laughter and your stories would light up the room. When I think of my favorite memories of you, all I can picture is the sound of your laughter bouncing off the walls. Your dry sense of humor and deep love for our family is and always will be locked up in my heart. Thank you for all the awesome memories, and I can be happy even though I'm sad because I know that you're living it up in Heaven. Can't wait to see you again one day. Know that I love you and am thinking of you all the time. Your darlin',
Sophie