Frank Eugene White

It is with profound sadness yet immense gratitude for a life well-lived, that we announce the passing of Frank Eugene White on March 12, 2026. Frank departed this world peacefully at his home, surrounded by the love of his family, after bravely facing an extended battle with Lewy Body Dementia and Parkinsonism. He was 76 years old. Frank was born on November 18, 1949, in the quaint town of Anthon, Iowa, to Clair and Margaret White. As the son of devoted parents, Frank was instilled with values of hard work, kindness, and community—principles he carried with him throughout his life. He was predeceased by his beloved parents, his brother James, and his sister Dorothy, whom he held dear. In the autumn of 1984, Frank married the love of his life, Karen Williams, in a heartfelt ceremony in Fall City, Washington. Over their 41 years together, they built a vibrant family filled with laughter, love, and shared dreams. Their union was blessed with three wonderful sons: Trevor (married to Kelly), David, and Michael. Frank's eyes would light up at the mention of his grandchildren, Theadora and Myles White, whom he cherished deeply. Frank's journey was marked by a commitment to education and lifelong learning. A graduate in every sense of the word, he believed in the power of knowledge and encouraged those around him to pursue their passions with zeal. His influence extended beyond his immediate family, touching the lives of his brothers Chuck (and Shirley), Jerry (and Therese), Michel (and Terri), Bob (and Dorene), and Ralph (and Joanie), as well as his sisters Mary McClure (and Bob) and Patty Bedient (and Ron). Frank's legacy is further carried on by a plethora of nieces, nephews, and their children, who looked up to him as a guiding light. The family wishes to express their deepest gratitude to the home health care providers who played an instrumental role in Frank's care during his final years. A special mention is extended to Jacqueline, whose advocacy, calming presence, and sense of humor provided immeasurable comfort and support to Frank and his loved ones. In remembering Frank, we honor a man who lived with integrity, loved unconditionally, and inspired those around him to strive for kindness and compassion. His life was a testament to the power of family and the enduring bonds of love. Though he will be dearly missed, his spirit will forever remain in the hearts of those who knew him. A private memorial service will be held to celebrate Frank's life, where stories of his warmth, humor, and generosity will be shared. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made in Frank's memory to organizations supporting dementia research and patient care. Rest in peace, dear Frank. Your life was a blessing, and your memory a treasure.