Roland Gonzales Murrieta, California Obituary

Roland Gonzales

Born June 6, 1930 in San Antonio, Texas, Frank passed away peacefully at home Tuesday February 10, 2015 in Wildomar, California at the age of 84. Frank is survived by his loving wife and partner, Karen, of 25 years, children Jesse Rey, Maximillian, and Katie Della, as well as 9 additional adult children and one daughter who preceded him in death. Frank is survived by a half-sister and half-brother, many grandchildren and great grandchildren, and scores of friends. Frank served in the Korean War as a Marine and received several medals of honor. After serving, he went on to become an Architect for over 60 years specializing in residential homes and had a passion for his work. He had a successful business in Orange County working with many developers designing residential tracts all throughout the Southwestern states. He was an avid collector of anything unique and proudly displayed his collections at home. Beyond his accomplishments in the architectural field, Frank touched many lives with his generous heart and immense love for people. His passions, natural charm, and genuine kindness will live on in the hearts of those who knew him and his business ventures. He had a great faith in God that never left him and while he will be sorely missed, we know he is now at peace in Heaven. Services are scheduled and can be viewed on this site.
June 6, 1930 - February 10, 201506/06/193002/10/2015
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Born June 6, 1930 in San Antonio, Texas, Frank passed away peacefully at home Tuesday February 10, 2015 in Wildomar, California at the age of 84. Frank is survived by his loving wife and partner, Karen, of 25 years, children Jesse Rey, Maximillian, and Katie Della, as well as 9 additional adult children and one daughter who preceded him in death. Frank is survived by a half-sister and half-brother, many grandchildren and great grandchildren, and scores of friends. Frank served in the Korean War as a Marine and received several medals of honor. After serving, he went on to become an Architect for over 60 years specializing in residential homes and had a passion for his work. He had a successful business in Orange County working with many developers designing residential tracts all throughout the Southwestern states. He was an avid collector of anything unique and proudly displayed his collections at home. Beyond his accomplishments in the architectural field, Frank touched many lives with his generous heart and immense love for people. His passions, natural charm, and genuine kindness will live on in the hearts of those who knew him and his business ventures. He had a great faith in God that never left him and while he will be sorely missed, we know he is now at peace in Heaven. Services are scheduled and can be viewed on this site.

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Events

Feb
27
Service
Friday, February 27 2015
09:00 AM
St. Frances of Rome Catholic Church
21591 Lemon St.
WILDOMAR, CA 92595
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