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Remembered for his infectious smile and giving heart, Frank Evan Inslee Jr. passed away at his home on January 24, 2024. As you read this take a moment to recall a time that “Frankie” made you smile, laugh, or roll your eyes. With these memories, Frank will always be with us.
Born on November 7 in 1952, Frank leaves behind his loving wife Carla, daughter Jaime Richardson (Alan), son Chandler Inslee (Lyndsay), son Joshua McClelland, daughter Lexi Dugan (Joel), son Caleb McClelland (Olivia), and son Jeff McClelland (Rocio). To his seven grandchildren, Frank was lovingly known as “Fufu”. Frank also had a special place in his heart for his many nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by his parents Frank and Adele Inslee, Frank is survived by his brothers Jay Inslee (Trudie) and Todd Inslee (Davina).
As an art teacher at BHS and SqHS, Frank supported and encouraged his many students to express themselves. He was the head coach or assistant coach in a variety of sports. His hobbies included gardening, fishing, and golfing. He played a mean game of cribbage and loved camping and traveling with Carla. A Celebration of Life will be held at the Hillcrest Park Lodge on August 4 at 2:00 pm. His presence will be missed by so many.
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Sue Branom (Warter)
So very sorry to hear this, Frank always had so much energy and his smile would light up the room. Thoughts and prayers to his famiy. He will be missed.
Norman Senour
Frank was a very freindly classmate. I played basketball with Frank during our Thomson Jr High years. In 8th grade we were on the Bitter Lake Park Department team with a great coach. We won the City Championship that year. Frank was a very agressive defensive player that contributed to the win column. He was easy to get along with. Sorry for the Family loss.
Norman
Tina Herald (Kirk)
Tardy with my comment, but none-the-less sincere. Frank was one very special guy, and my heart broke when I first learned of his passing last year. My prayers always for him and his family. I am so grateful to have known Frank.