Loving father of 4 children. Served in USNavy- Korea. Wonderful grandfather and also great grandfather!
Son of Frank Rudolph Jarosek & Anna Marie Urbanek. Born in Taylor, Texas. Died in Houston, TX at the VA Hospitol.
Frank was his own man. Never was his honor or integrity questioned. He always stood up for what he believed as being right. Extremely proud to have served his country.
He loved to garden and watch 'life' grow. A beautiful gift he learned from his ancestors and passed to me and my children. He loved being outdoors.
Family ties were his backbone and he loved his family tremendously. He taught that to love does not make you weaker, it makes you stronger. He gave me a blessed gift by teaching me that just my name was not enough, he taught me what being a Jarosek really meant. I am honored.
My father will live on through me and all he left behind. We miss him very much. I have a lifetime of memories.
After getting out of the USNavy, Frank worked as an electronic technian at Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. He was eventually grounded due to vertigo. After moving to Houston, Texas he joined the IBEW and was a Journeyman Electrician. Due to his illness he had to retire.
Daddy was loved by his family and relations. He was the "cool uncle', and always there for support. He never turned his back on anyone. He was quick with his special smile and could be so funny in his quiet way. He was such a good guy! Always our strength and refuge.
Daddy was very well traveled, in the end he asked to be taken to where he thought of as home. Back to his roots. Godspeed to him on his journey now.
Loving father of 4 children. Served in USNavy- Korea. Wonderful grandfather and also great grandfather!
Son of Frank Rudolph Jarosek & Anna Marie Urbanek. Born in Taylor, Texas. Died in Houston, TX at the VA Hospitol.
Frank was his own man. Never was his honor or integrity questioned. He always stood up for what he believed as being right. Extremely proud to have served his country.
He loved to garden and watch 'life' grow. A beautiful gift he learned from his ancestors and passed to me and my children. He loved being outdoors.
Family ties were his backbone and he loved his family tremendously. He taught that to love does not make you weaker, it makes you stronger. He gave me a blessed gift by teaching me that just my name was not enough, he taught me what being a Jarosek really meant. I am honored.
My father will live on through me and all he left behind. We miss him very much. I have a lifetime of memories.
After getting out of the USNavy, Frank worked as an electronic technian at Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. He was eventually grounded due to vertigo. After moving to Houston, Texas he joined the IBEW and was a Journeyman Electrician. Due to his illness he had to retire.
Daddy was loved by his family and relations. He was the "cool uncle', and always there for support. He never turned his back on anyone. He was quick with his special smile and could be so funny in his quiet way. He was such a good guy! Always our strength and refuge.
Daddy was very well traveled, in the end he asked to be taken to where he thought of as home. Back to his roots. Godspeed to him on his journey now.
