Age 88,

Frank went peacefully to be with the Lord Jesus Christ. Beloved husband of late Marian Yesh.  Dear father of Frank R. (Kathy), Mark (Malinda), David, Marty (Doreen), Linda (Mike) Yesh-McMaster and Samantha. Grandfather of 13. Great grandfather of 8.  Brother of Richard Yesh and Gloria Potochick.

Born in Dearborn, Michigan. Attended Lawrence Tech, and Princeton on an Academic scholarship. After graduating from College Frank got married and joined the Army where he was stationed in Arizona. He couldn't shoot a gun straight but he developed some enhancements and  improvements to the Radar and sonar equipment that were being used at that time. Frank then was a Grad Assistant at Washington University, St. Louis where he did his post graduate work.  Frank worked for Detroit Edison for over 40 years. He started as an electrical engineer then held several management positions. His team developed the instrument panel systems that were integral to the Fermi Nuclear power plant in Monroe. He was an avid fan of all things sports including watching, playing and coaching them. Frank was inducted into the Divine Child hall of Fame in November of 2019.

When asked what he wanted for his loved ones? Frank said, "To be successful, Live without getting in trouble, Lead a clean life, Raise a family, See them succeed." Frank was able to experience these things himself and witness his loved ones pursue the same desires. Thinking of these guidelines Frank concluded by saying,  " I had a very successful life."

He was a wonderful man who would tell you his family was his legacy.  He taught many valuable lessons about working hard and loving life.  Frank thought it important to celebrate the victories big or small along the way. He also knew the importance of always leaving room for dessert(s).

A Memorial Mass will be held Thursday, October 15, 2020 at 4:30pm with Memorial Visitation starting at 4pm at Church of the Divine Child, 1055 North Silvery Lane, Dearborn. The church is large and has plenty of room for social distancing. PLEASE BRING A MASK TO WEAR .

Immediately following the Mass will be a Celebration of Life at the South Shelter of Ford Field in Dearborn. (Directions from church - Take Silvery Lane to Cherry Hill and turn left. Go almost exactly 2 miles to where Cherry Hill ends at Brady. Turn right. Turn right again into Lower Ford Field Parking Lot. Go as far as you can go, shelter is on the left below the tennis courts. If you park in the parking lot on Cherry Hill, you will have to walk A LONG way.)

Memorials suggested to Divine Child Athletics (DCHS Athletics or CYO Athletics) or Alzheimer's Association