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Frank Joseph Miksch
11/02/1961 — 08/04/2006
From West, Richland, WA, US | Born in Seattle, Washington
Frank Joseph Miksch
Frank Joseph Miksch IV, 44, of West Richland, passed away August 4, 2006 at Kadlec Medical Center. He was born to Frank Miksch III and Jo Dee Granthum Miksch on November 2, 1961 in Seattle, Washington. He was a Nuclear Chemical Operator for CH2M Hill.
He lived in the Tri-Cities all his life, growing up in West Richland at a house on Fallon Drive. In 1980 Frank married and started working for Hanford. Soon after he started his family he had two daughters Laticia and Vanessa, and one son, Jeremy.
He was a big jokester and could make people laugh their heads off. He was very well liked by all his co-workers. He will be greatly missed for his knowledge and wit.
Frank was one of the best Nuclear Process Operators there was, spending 18 of his 25 years at B-Plant. When nuclear processing stopped and Hanford Clean-up started, Frank became a Nuclear Chemical Operator and worked at Hanford Tank Farms doing Nuclear waste clean-up. He was very dedicated to his job.
He grew up learning many secrets of automotive mechanics and spent countless hours teaching his son to be a mechanic. He was a great mechanic and would help anyone. You rarely saw Frank and his son apart, they were there for each other. He enjoyed the time he spent with his grandkids and his two beautiful daughters. When he wasnt spending time with them his time was devoted to his girlfriend Lauren Allen. It was hard to share him with everyone. There wasnt enough time in the day.
Frank was preceded in death by his grandfather Frank J. Miksch Jr., mother and father Frank and Jo Dee and brother Patrick Miksch.
He is survived by daughters Laticia and Vanessa Miksch of Pasco; son Jeremy Miksch, half-sister Judy Nelson, brother John Miksch all of West Richland; half-brother Steve Manor of South Carolina; granddaughter Mariah Miksch, and grandson Arturo Miksch of Pasco; girlfriend Lauren Allen of West Richland.
Graveside service will be at Sunset Memorial Gardens August 11, 2006 at 2:00 PM
I remember Frank and family as we use to R.V. at some of the camp grounds around the area. We had a lot of laughs on some of our trips. One of them was when a skunk sprayed his dog under his trailer and spent half the night washing it with tomato juice the dog that is.
I worked with Frank at B-Plant, He was quite a blast what a Fun and Loving Guy. Rest In Peace Frank. My Deepest Sincere Sympathy. Patty Carter.
Frank was a good friend. He leaves behind a legacy of fond memories from our time working with him at B-Plant. He will be missed. Our condolences go out to Frank’s family and friends.
Frank was a great friend to both of us. His passing leaves us with a heavy heart. I will always remember the snowball fight that Jeremy, Frank and I had. We can definitaly say Frank loved his kids and grandkids.
To Our Friend,
We remember the “olden” days at B Plant – getting in bottle fights in the supply room, playing cribbage at lunchtime, hiding out in your office, telling jokes and having fun. Above all, Frank, we remember with great fondness the pride and love you expressed for all of your children – you never failed to talk about the latest accomplishments and joy they gave you.
You were always a good friend to us, and we will remember you with loving thoughts and memories.
Missing you already,
Bob & Kathy.
I worked with Frank at B-Plant also, You could always count on a smile and a remark of some sort. He will be greatly missed!
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Frank Joseph Miksch