Frank A. Densevich, 84, of Bellefonte, handed away Wednesday. He was born in Atlantic Metropolis, N.J., and raised in Altoona. Frank attended Altoona Catholic Excessive Faculty, the place he performed soccer and made life-long associates.

In 1960, whereas enrolled within the U.S. Military, he married Judy A. Notari and made a house in Staten Island, N.Y. After a number of quick years they moved to Vineland, N.J., and raised their kids.

Frank was the supervisor of Kress Division Shops and later labored in grownup training. Whereas in Vineland, he was an energetic member of the Saint Isadore’s Catholic Church. He was additionally a member of the Vineland Jaycees, an elected member of the Vineland Metropolis Council and a fourth diploma Knight.

He loved being a state swimming referee and attending all of his daughters’ occasions. Frank and Judy spent quite a few hours volunteering. As an energetic member of the Penn State South Jersey Shore Membership, they might increase cash for numerous scholarships to Penn State College.

Upon retirement, he and Judy moved to Bellefonte, and have become avid PSU season ticket holders for a lot of completely different sports activities. Frank joined the St. John’s Catholic Church, Knights of Columbus and was a member of Bellefonte Planning Board. He additionally volunteered at Penn State All Sports activities Museum. He volunteered many hours to fundraisers and was particularly loyal to the “Soup and Salad” fundraiser that has now been named after his spouse, Judy. He was an avid and energetic member of the NRA. Frank believed in giving again to his neighborhood quietly and with out acknowledgment. He lived his life as a loyal servant to God and church and liked his household deeply, liked his associates and liked this life.

Surviving are his daughters, Kim (Dan) Lessard and Dana Densevich; his grandchildren: Devin Lessard, Kelsey Lessard and Francis Mulligan; his sister, Anne Thompson; brother, John (Carol) Densevich; sister-in-law, Dorothy Densevich; and plenty of nieces, nephews and godchildren.

He was predeceased by his spouse, Judy Densevich; his brother, Charles Walter (CW) Densevich; and brother-in-law, Invoice Thompson.

A Mass can be held at 1 p.m. Friday, March 24, 2023, at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, 134 Bishop St., Bellefonte, PA.

Preparations are by Koch Funeral House, State Faculty.

In lieu of flowers, a donation could also be made to St. John the Evangelist Catholic Faculty in Bellefonte.

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