Frank Harrison Marsters, III, 66, of Missouri City, passed away on April 30, 2016. He was born August 14, 1949 and had his best memories in Fairfield, Texas.
Frank is predeceased by his parents, Frank Harrison Marsters, Jr. and Anita "Christine" Watson Marsters. He is survived by his wife of 43 years, Linda Platt Marsters. Survivors also include his children, Lindsay Marsters, Frank Marsters, IV and wife, Vanessa, and James Marsters and wife, April. Frank's pride and joy were his 7 grandchildren: Jace and Aubrey Marsters; Cori and Ty Cantu; McKenna, Hannah, and Frank "Harrison" Marsters, V.
Frank attended Sam Houston State University. He was president of Marsters Company and a remarkable leader within the Greater Houston Builders Association. He was named Master Builder by the National Association of Home Builders. Frank was honored as a Custom Homebuilder of the Year in 1996, 1998, and 2000 by The Fort Bend Board of Realtors. He showed his care for others by serving as a consultant for The Arc of Fort Bend County. Frank wore many hats within the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and became a lifetime member of this organization, as well as The National Rifle Association . He was proud to be a Son of the Republic of Texas, a Son of the Confederate Veterans, and a Son of the American Revolution.
Hunting and all things outdoors was a passion that Frank passed on to many. He enjoyed sitting around a campfire laughing and telling stories with family and friends, but his most treasured moments were spent with his children and grandchildren at the deer lease.
Frank is predeceased by his parents, Frank Harrison Marsters, Jr. and Anita "Christine" Watson Marsters. He is survived by his wife of 43 years, Linda Platt Marsters. Survivors also include his children, Lindsay Marsters, Frank Marsters, IV and wife, Vanessa, and James Marsters and wife, April. Frank's pride and joy were his 7 grandchildren: Jace and Aubrey Marsters; Cori and Ty Cantu; McKenna, Hannah, and Frank "Harrison" Marsters, V.
Frank attended Sam Houston State University. He was president of Marsters Company and a remarkable leader within the Greater Houston Builders Association. He was named Master Builder by the National Association of Home Builders. Frank was honored as a Custom Homebuilder of the Year in 1996, 1998, and 2000 by The Fort Bend Board of Realtors. He showed his care for others by serving as a consultant for The Arc of Fort Bend County. Frank wore many hats within the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and became a lifetime member of this organization, as well as The National Rifle Association . He was proud to be a Son of the Republic of Texas, a Son of the Confederate Veterans, and a Son of the American Revolution.
Hunting and all things outdoors was a passion that Frank passed on to many. He enjoyed sitting around a campfire laughing and telling stories with family and friends, but his most treasured moments were spent with his children and grandchildren at the deer lease.
Frank Harrison Marsters, III, 66, of Missouri City, passed away on April 30, 2016. He was born August 14, 1949 and had his best memories in Fairfield, Texas.
Frank is predeceased by his parents, Frank Harrison Marsters, Jr. and Anita "Christine" Watson Marsters. He is survived by his wife of 43 years, Linda Platt Marsters. Survivors also include his children, Lindsay Marsters, Frank Marsters, IV and wife, Vanessa, and James Marsters and wife, April. Frank's pride and joy were his 7 grandchildren: Jace and Aubrey Marsters; Cori and Ty Cantu; McKenna, Hannah, and Frank "Harrison" Marsters, V.
Frank attended Sam Houston State University. He was president of Marsters Company and a remarkable leader within the Greater Houston Builders Association. He was named Master Builder by the National Association of Home Builders. Frank was honored as a Custom Homebuilder of the Year in 1996, 1998, and 2000 by The Fort Bend Board of Realtors. He showed his care for others by serving as a consultant for The Arc of Fort Bend County. Frank wore many hats within the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and became a lifetime member of this organization, as well as The National Rifle Association . He was proud to be a Son of the Republic of Texas, a Son of the Confederate Veterans, and a Son of the American Revolution.
Hunting and all things outdoors was a passion that Frank passed on to many. He enjoyed sitting around a campfire laughing and telling stories with family and friends, but his most treasured moments were spent with his children and grandchildren at the deer lease.
Frank is predeceased by his parents, Frank Harrison Marsters, Jr. and Anita "Christine" Watson Marsters. He is survived by his wife of 43 years, Linda Platt Marsters. Survivors also include his children, Lindsay Marsters, Frank Marsters, IV and wife, Vanessa, and James Marsters and wife, April. Frank's pride and joy were his 7 grandchildren: Jace and Aubrey Marsters; Cori and Ty Cantu; McKenna, Hannah, and Frank "Harrison" Marsters, V.
Frank attended Sam Houston State University. He was president of Marsters Company and a remarkable leader within the Greater Houston Builders Association. He was named Master Builder by the National Association of Home Builders. Frank was honored as a Custom Homebuilder of the Year in 1996, 1998, and 2000 by The Fort Bend Board of Realtors. He showed his care for others by serving as a consultant for The Arc of Fort Bend County. Frank wore many hats within the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and became a lifetime member of this organization, as well as The National Rifle Association . He was proud to be a Son of the Republic of Texas, a Son of the Confederate Veterans, and a Son of the American Revolution.
Hunting and all things outdoors was a passion that Frank passed on to many. He enjoyed sitting around a campfire laughing and telling stories with family and friends, but his most treasured moments were spent with his children and grandchildren at the deer lease.
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