Just read of Frank's death.  He was a devoted husband to Marci, whom I knew well.  I played Bunco  and attended class luncheons with Highlands High classmates and Marci.  What a joy she was to many.  She talked of Frank many times and I felt I knew him personally.  I thank God for putting them in my walk's pathway with our Lord.

Randy and I had the pleasure of meeting Frank and his wife Marci when Cari & Greg moved across the street from us in Valley Ranch. It was the best years we have to remember, the best neighbors and their awesome parents. Upon Cari & Greg's move Frank was so nice to add us to his Facebook. He was funny, loved to share his memories, funny videos or meems and it was always a pleasure to see what Frank was up too. This last year we noticed he was downsizing, but leave to Frank to post all his home for everyone because he was always sharing his memories of his beautiful wife and best friend. It was very hard to read when Cari posted she lost her father. We absolutely love the Woolf Family and especially adored Frank Alan Woolf. May our Heavenly Father embrace him into his kingdom and bring Frank and Marci together. May our Heavenly Father look after their Children and grandchildren during this time of need and in the future.  Love always to our friends, Louise and Randy Cody

I looked forward to when Frank would post on Facebook. He was a very funny guy and always brought a smile to my face. When he lost his beloved wife Marci he shared his journey of grief with all of us and it was heartfelt. He is leaving a large void that his family will feel but they are  such a good family and all of the love Frank had in his heart will help with the healing. God Bless and prayers.   Randy and Louise.

Happy time when Marci and Frank visited Mary Jane and Joe Shafer at the latter's home in Bel Air, MD. We shared such great memories in eating Sunday dinners, and church in Heidelberg, Germany in the mid 1980's. Cari, Chris, Gabbie and Joe Jr had quite childhood back then. Blessings from the Shafer Family to Cari and Chris and the rest of the Woolf family. When I visit my mother and father's graves at Ft Sam Houston National Cemetery in April, I will pay my respects to Marci and Frank.

Cari and Chris your father was one of the most gentle, caring man I knew.   Was the life of any party.  He loved your mom so much.
He will be misssed. 
Heaven acquired an angel for sure.  
RIP Frank

Brother Frank was a pleasant man with so much gentleness every time we got together. I know he missed Marci so much and now they are together with our Lord Jesus in heaven above. Praying for the loved ones left behind.

I am sorry Frank is gone.  We were in Elementary School and Junior High School together.  I lost track of Frank until a few years ago.  I am very glad we were able to re-communicate.

Frank was the first person I met at ITC.  He became a close friend as we got to know each other.  Since I am from Japan, he shared  many of his stories of life in Japan with Marci. He helped me a lot over the years and I will always treasure the memories I have of him. I will miss him dearly.

I will always remember my uncle Frankie as the family Santa Claus there was never a Christmas as a kid I don’t remember him being at grandmas house without being Santa Claus. You will be missed so much.

What a blessing that I was able to see Uncle Frankie on November 30 - and also to have gained him as family when I married his twin sister Mary's son, Troy.  I'd never have thought he'd be gone so soon, but I know he's full of life in Heaven and I'll see him there!  Love you always!

I met Frank at ITC. He volunteered at ITC every Tuesday. He always had a smile on his face & usually a plate of cookies in hand. 
I am forever grateful to have called him friend. My deepest condolences to his family.

Sorry to hear about Frank’s passing.  Joined again with Marci as the memories carry forward.  The lives that he touched were far and wide.  Heaven has gained a wonderful angel.

Such a dear gentle person. I met Marci and Frank through NIOSA. I am happy knowing they are reunited. May his memory be eternal. 
Diane Hall

I will be out of the country on Feb 23.  So sorry to miss his services.  I will keep you all in my prayers.  RIP Frank.

Cari and Chris.    We are heartbroken to know your Dad has gone home, even as we know he is rejoicing to be with your Mom.  Please know we send you our love and prayers as these days unfold.  We remember your Dad with so much joy and so many very special times we shared at St. Thomas.  Your Dad - and Mom - were precious to us and made us all better people.  We will be forever grateful to have known them and all your family.  You are loved.  May Frank rest in Eternal Peace in the arms of our God!

Frank and I were classmates in our years at Lowell Junior High School, and we became friends.  What wonderful memories we share from our growing-up days.  We met again at the school reunion luncheons and shared our love for baking.  We often shared recipes, and I learned to make orange slice cookies just like he did.  What a delightful classmate and old friend he became again.  All of his family and friends will greatly miss him.  Rest in peace, dear Frank.

Dear Cari , Woolf and Norz Family , 

   I am so sorry for the loss of Your Beloved Father, Grandfather and  Veteran Frank Woolf. It’s not an easy journey dealing with grief , so remember you are surrounded with Love and covered with many prayers.  

Sincerely, 
 Cathy Stewart

Frank and Marci were such a fun couple. We met them in Japan and they treated our kids like their grandkids. They were always smiling and brought joy to others

I am so sorry about your loss. I did not personally know Frank, but his twin sister Mary is my very good friend. I only heard good things about Frank. Sending my condolences and prayers to the entire family. May he rest in peace 🙏

OBITUARY

Frank Alan Woolf

April 17, 1945 – February 5, 2024

Sunset Memorial Park & Funeral Home

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