Frank Steinsiek Memorial
Donation protected
The burden of Frank's passing is shared by all. We loved him as a husband, father, grandfather, friend, teammate co-worker and more. To help alleviate the family's financial burden we elected to put together a collection to assist with funeral costs and other needs his family may see fit.
Frank was an important part of the Little Rock Hockey Community. His teammates will miss his presence both on and off the ice. Excerpts from a recent email chain include: "Frank was one of the few people at the rink that I could sit down with and discuss our grandchildren. His eyes used to “light up”. I will miss him, and feel privileged to have been able to share the ice with him for the past 13 years. I feel sad that I won’t have him around anymore, but more importantly, I feel so sad for his family and especially his grandchildren … because they will never get to personally experience what a wonderful human being he was" and "Frank always asked every week I saw him about my son. Such an unselfish and caring person. I pray for comfort for his family and for all of us who are grieving. Matthew 11:28 — Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest."
Obituary excerpt below:
Frank Steinsiek, 56, of Sherwood, passed away Thursday, February 12, 2015. He was employed for 26 years with Process & Power. He enjoyed hockey, auto mechanics, photography, and was known as “Mr. Fix-it.” He loved hanging out with his kids and grandkids and was considered the most caring, giving, generous, and loving husband, father, and grandfather. He will certainly be missed.
He is survived by his wife of 33 years, Paula Steinsiek; two children, Heather Steinsiek (David Quintanilla) and Gregory Steinsiek; two grandchildren, Logan and Henley Quintanilla; three brothers, Rod Steinsiek (Brenda), Mike Larson (Vicki) and Lance Larson; sister, Tina Conley; uncles, John Paul & Rawlin Burkhead; mother-in-law, Betsy White; two sisters-in-law, Deborah Auld and Julie Wolfe (Ross); several nieces, nephews and extended family from Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee.
Frank was an important part of the Little Rock Hockey Community. His teammates will miss his presence both on and off the ice. Excerpts from a recent email chain include: "Frank was one of the few people at the rink that I could sit down with and discuss our grandchildren. His eyes used to “light up”. I will miss him, and feel privileged to have been able to share the ice with him for the past 13 years. I feel sad that I won’t have him around anymore, but more importantly, I feel so sad for his family and especially his grandchildren … because they will never get to personally experience what a wonderful human being he was" and "Frank always asked every week I saw him about my son. Such an unselfish and caring person. I pray for comfort for his family and for all of us who are grieving. Matthew 11:28 — Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest."
Obituary excerpt below:
Frank Steinsiek, 56, of Sherwood, passed away Thursday, February 12, 2015. He was employed for 26 years with Process & Power. He enjoyed hockey, auto mechanics, photography, and was known as “Mr. Fix-it.” He loved hanging out with his kids and grandkids and was considered the most caring, giving, generous, and loving husband, father, and grandfather. He will certainly be missed.
He is survived by his wife of 33 years, Paula Steinsiek; two children, Heather Steinsiek (David Quintanilla) and Gregory Steinsiek; two grandchildren, Logan and Henley Quintanilla; three brothers, Rod Steinsiek (Brenda), Mike Larson (Vicki) and Lance Larson; sister, Tina Conley; uncles, John Paul & Rawlin Burkhead; mother-in-law, Betsy White; two sisters-in-law, Deborah Auld and Julie Wolfe (Ross); several nieces, nephews and extended family from Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee.
Organizer
Benjamin Thomas Schurhamer
Organizer
Little Rock, AR