Frank Martinich
Frank Martinich was a resident of Sun City Center for 33 years, first in Kings Point, then at Aston Gardens and, finally, at Sun Towers. Some Kings Point residents might remember him for the 15 years when he was one of the bus drivers taking them throughout Florida on various day trips. Others will remember him as an avid golfer and poker player.
Frank served in the Navy during World War II on the Pacific front. After the war, Frank returned home to Milwaukee, Wis., where he met and married his wife, Betty, who died in May, 2020. Frank is survived by five children and their spouses, Judy Lutzenberger (Tom), Jim Martinich (Linda), Greg Martinich, Mark Martinich and Jeff Martinich (Gina). Frank is also survived by eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
The family is planning to have Frank and Betty’s ashes interred together at Southern Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery, this fall, after which family and friends will share memories during a Celebration of Life honoring both Frank and Betty.
Frank served in the Navy during World War II on the Pacific front. After the war, Frank returned home to Milwaukee, Wis., where he met and married his wife, Betty, who died in May, 2020. Frank is survived by five children and their spouses, Judy Lutzenberger (Tom), Jim Martinich (Linda), Greg Martinich, Mark Martinich and Jeff Martinich (Gina). Frank is also survived by eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
The family is planning to have Frank and Betty’s ashes interred together at Southern Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery, this fall, after which family and friends will share memories during a Celebration of Life honoring both Frank and Betty.