Frank Sanborn Obituary

Frank, you were always our favorite neighbor while we lived in Woodland Park. Fortunately, we were able to see you one last time a year ago before we moved. We'll miss your jokes, laughter and the fun times we shared.

Frank was a great friend and boss at Echo Lake and will be missed.

Frank , you were always so kind to me and my family. I remember when you helped Nick with his 1st pinewood derby. Your legacy of quality and pride is evidenced by the shelves in our basement. We love you - rest with God

I loved Frank. He was always so happy and full of life. I only met and visited often with Frank in the last two years, but his hillclimb roots made him a celebrity I had known OF most of my life. I loved hearing all his hillclimb stories and how it was Frank who forced the postponement (with the Waldo Canyon fire raging) via the PTB for the hillclimb in 2012. Frank knew our beautiful mountains could not be risked with possible sparks last fire season. Way to Go, Frank!

I loved talking with Frank, seeing his scrapbooks and photos, and he enjoyed sharing his stories with these new ears, I am sure. His pup, Nicki, was a joy to him and we'd always compare our yellow labs at Mo's when we'd see each other with the dogs in tow.

I was genuinely overwhelmed with the word of his passing and will always remember him very fondly. Frank, you were a real sweetheart and I'll miss getting to know you better.

Frank will definitely be missed. Whenever I saw him he was always smiling, full of life and had a go get 'em attitude! We will always think of you when we look at the Peak!!

Sorry to hear Frank passed. Always looked up to Frank and Nick. Love the Pikes Peak Hill Climb,remember the Toronados.

So sorry to hear of
Frank's passing. Enjoyed our visit last summer about the Peak and old friends. May you all be blessed in this time of sadness.

Sanborn family, I am sorry to hear of your loss. When I was growing up, a sure sign of spring was hearing Frank and Nick working on the race car. I expect they are roaring through the heavens now. God Bless.

I was saddened to hear of Franks Passing. As teenager I loved to be up at Devils play ground and watch the boys come roaring up the Hill. What a great racing team. I lived just down the road in Chipita and dreamed of being like them. They were an inspiration to many of us kids. Frank you will be miss by many.

Sanborn family, So sorry to hear of Frank's passing. My prayers are with you.
Dvonne (Dresselhaus) Taylor

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this sad time.
May God Bless
Pat Bradley and family

I am so sorry to hear of Frank's passing. I know he will be missed.

I will miss Frank. He was a good friend and neighbor. My condolences are with his family.

Mae Warfield

Sorry to hear about Frank. I am glad I was able to see him at Pikes Peak this year. Growing up around Frank and all the Sanborns was a fun part of my youth and adult life. He was a big influence in my life.

We were so sorry to learn about Frank's death. Frank was a part of our youth and we will always remember his cheerfulness and sense of humor.
Dale and Ann Boyer

Was a surprise and kind of shock to hear that Frank had died. There are many memories I have of him, to picking me up on the toll road after a hike to teasing me until I turn red...which was usually just a few words. His laugh and smile were one of a kind. Condolences to all of the family, he will be missed.

So very sorry to hear of Frank's passing. Keeping all of you in my thoughts and prayers. Know he will be greatly missed. Love to you all.