I used to work with Frank at Padgett Thompson (aka AMA)  he was my mentor, and he taught me a lot before he retired. He was always very kind, and supportive. I remember when he would crack a joke and because he was so reserved he made me laugh harder then ever before.  I remember how much he loved Donna and his kids as he talked about them regularly.  He did everything with Donna so this was a shock but perhaps he couldn't see living in this world without her.  We all loved Frank and Donna and they will be greatly missed. 

I never actually met Frank and Donna yet I know what wonderful people, parents and grandparents  they were. It is reflected in the goodness of their children and the admiration of those whose lives they touched.  Their children’s love and devotion to Frank and Donna was apparent always but especially in those final years as they selflessly looked after their health, happiness and well being.  May they Rest In Peace. 

Frank was a wonderful person to work with at Amoco Oil CO.   A dedicated and fun loving employee.  We had many laughs together at work and at our various employee gatherings.  
If you wanted to know anything about AMOCO and our employees we worked with, just ask Frank, our self appointed historian and current events coordinator😀
Frank you will truly be missed by all of your AMOCO family and beyond.  Rest In Peace my dear Brother. 


To the family of Frank and Donna Mayfield, I'm so sadden for the loss of your parents and grandparents.  

I worked with Frank at Amoco Oil and always found him to be a kind and pleasant person. He was also a keeper of the old Amoco archives, and kept the group informed with updates and photos of things happening in the Amoco family.  My last memory of Frank was seeing him at the 30th Amoco celebration of the KC Ad Center closing in 1988.   

Frank and Donna were wonderful people. I have enjoyed being their daughter-in-law for over 30 years. The love and devotion to each other set a wonderful example for us. Their pride in their children and grandchildren was immense. After enduring much suffering, I am glad they are at rest.

I worked at Standard Oil with Frank in the 60's and 70's.  He kept all of us employees up to date with his hard work.  He will be missed.


 i met Frank in July of 1965. He was, simply put, a really nice guy. I never ever heard him speak ill of anyone, or raise his voice in anger. Our world is diminished with his passing.

I worked with Frank at Amoco Oil for over 20 years.  He was hard working, kind, and a gentleman.  It was a joy to know.  

Aileen Tichenor

Frank and Donna were our next door neighbors for 7 years. I will always remember how beautifully they kept their yard and the sweet gestures they made when my young husband was ill with brain cancer. May they both have peace and comfort. 

I lived on 16th Street one house over from Frank's house.  He was several years older than me but he took the time to teach me how to ride a two wheeled bike. He put a pillow on the bar of his bike so my feet could reach the pedals. 
I have enjoyed the lunches several of us "16th Streeters" have shared the past few years. Frank organized these lunches.  He will be missed.


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Frank Mayfield

31 marzo, 1935 – 23 junio, 2022

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