Frank J. Guerra Obituary

We are sad to announce that on July 7, 2023 we had to say goodbye to Frank J. Guerra of Sanger, California, born in Weslaco, Texas. You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family.

He was predeceased by: his former wife Evelina Lorraine Guerra; his son Randall Frank Guerra; his parents, Dorathea Guerra and Isabel Guerra; and his great grandchild Jocelynn Guerra.

He is survived by: his sister Alice Funk (Jeff) of Escondido; his daughters, Faith Guerra-Glisson (Billy) of Elk Grove and Frances Guerra (David Taggart) of Westminster, Colorado.; his wife Evie; his grandchildren, David Guerra (Jessica), Roderick Guerra (Rebecca) of Sanger, California, Denise "Sony" Guerra-Sanson (Randy) of Santa Cruz, California, Alison Luvara (Chris) of Santa Clara, California, Sarah Glisson of Elk Grove, California, Terra Snapp of Vista, California, Anthony Guerra (Diane) of Fresno, California, Jacob Guerra (Katie) of Fresno, California, Aaron Guerra (Jennifer) of Fresno, California, Cierra Guerra of Fresno, California and Gabriel Guerra (Eric) of Portland, Oregon.; and his great grandchildren, Ashley Guerra (Heather), Gregory Guerra (Mackenzie), Jacquelyn, Maria, Gabriella, Frank Guerra, Matthew, Ryan, James, Thomas Sanson, Anthony, Joseph "Rex" Luvara, Kaylen Guerra, Zoey, Zachary Guerra, Jaxon and Savanna Guerra.

The family thanks you for kindness and is requesting donations be made to St. Agnes Home Health and Hospice in lieu of flowers at https://donate.trinityhealthathome.org or by check.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Chapel of the Light

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July 21, 2023

Jeff Funk wrote a sympathy message

“It was hard for me to learn of my brother Frank’s passing. I have nothing but fond memories of him when he and I were growing up in Texas. Our parents were always busy and we were alone a lot. Our father’s family was close, but because they didn’t like our mother, we were not very popular. My mom also farmed us out with relatives in Rio Hondo, and they really didn’t care for us either. Nothing bothered us as long as we were together. I loved Frank very much. Alice”