Birth date: Aug 5, 1918 Death date: Feb 6, 2009
Frank Roy Sattizahn, 90, of Clinton, IA, died Friday, February 6, 2009 at the Alverno Health Care Facility in Clinton, IA. Services will be held at First United Presbyterian Church on Tuesday, February 10, 2009 at 10:30 AM. Visita Read Obituary
We're down in Ft. Myers only a few doors from Jan & Don. They told us about Frank passing away and I read the obit in the Dispatch. Called Jan to tell her to read it.
Our sympathy to you Peg and to the rest of the family. Paul & Irma Jones
Kay and family:
Sorry to hear of the passing of your DAD. Please accept our heartfelt condolences for your loss. It is comforting to know he had a wonderful life on this earth.May GOD bless you and your family. He has found the PEACE he so richly deserves.
Dear Peg,
Please accept our sympathy at this time. We have many happy memories of our times together in Friendship Force, especially of our trip to New Zealand. I read that your daughter is still in Florida. Pam, our daughter, moved from there abut 15 years ago, but they knew each other. We are now located in Ridgecrest Retirement Home in Independent Living. Our best to you and your family.
Family of Frank, especially Rich:
I knew you had a redeeming character of life, your father was one of the early chemical engineers, of which I am also one. Your father experienced life as an engineer when the tanks were made of wood and the men were made of steel!
May you and the family be blessed knowing that your father has entered his eternal rest with Jesus our Savior and Lord.
Phil Krug
Dear Rich and Family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Although we never met your Father, reading his short life story in the obituary certainly shows he was a man of character who served his family, community and country admirably. He will be missed.
We know losing one's parent is difficult and the support of family and friends will help you through your sorrow.
With sympathy,
Mary and David Rettig
Please accept our condolences at your loss. He loved all his family so much.
I have wonderful memories spending time with Uncle Frank at holidays and summer vacation. He was always lot's of fun, and loved to wear his red socks and play his special song on the piano.
We're sorry for your loss.
