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The following information was provided by fellow classmate Paula Gross.
News Tribune newspaper-Washington.
1SG A. Frank Mazeika, 52, a resident of Gig Harbor for 15 years, passed away at home July 19, 2005. Frank retired from the US Army as First Sergeant in the Medical Corp, having also served as a paramedic. After retiring, he worked in sales at Grey Chevrolet in Port Orchard. Frank will be deeply missed by his wife of 23 years, Josie. Frank & Josie’s dogs Breeze, Kindred and Toby brought them much joy and comfort. Funeral Services will be held 11:00 am, Sat., July 23rd at Haven of Rest Funeral Home, Gig Harbor. Interment, with Full Military Honors, to follow at Haven of Rest. Visitation will be 5 to 7 pm, Fri., July 22nd at Haven of Rest.
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Debbie Spidle (Dansereau) (1971)
Frank was my across-the-street neighbor for many years.....life was so much simplier then......Rest in Peace old friend........William P. McClung (1971)
I ran into Frank in Germany in 1973. We had dropped some Special Forces troops into the valleys, at night, at low altitude near Bad Tolz. One of the jumpers landed on another’s chute and ran off to deploy the secondary. He didn’t make it and hit the ground very hard so we turned around to Medevac him to the local hospital. There was a combat medic on site and was performing mouth to mouth to keep the guy alive as they loaded him on the aircraft. To my surprise it was Frank. He kept that guy alive the entire flight. We got together several times after that to tell some lies, drink some very good German beer, and remember our times at Baker.Carolyn Hall (Tidd) (1970)
Oh, Frank. I am so sad to know you are not with us any longer. I loved you as one of my great high school friends. A crzy man on the football field and always a good friend to me. Missy, I didn't know. I am so sorry for your loss. Your brother was one of a kind. CarolynDebbie Martin Moreland (1973)
I remember Frank as always having alot of fun. I wore his football jacket one day and because of that my house got rolled the next. Mike Smith and a few other folks were in on this. They rolled my house so good that they attached it also to the door so when my mom opened the door half of it fell to the ground. My mom was livid. But it caused alot of laughs. Needless to say I always thought before I wore another jacket. I also remember Franks mom as a mentor in my life. May God Bless you both and we will laugh together in heaven.Chaplain Debbie Moreland
Richard Gross (1972)
The Frank Mazeika I knew was a socipathic bully who brutalized and tormented me from the 6th grade to the 11 th grade. Frank convinced me that I was fat, stupid, ugly and didn`t deserve to live. May his twisted soul rot in Hell for All Eternity.
Michael 'Mike' Feehan (1973)
Frank was one heck of a football player at Baker, and was a really funny guy who could make you laugh, too. I enjoyed both him and his sister, Missy. Both were great kids! I know he is missed.