Francis Lane Bartlett
August 10, 1988 ~ December 15, 2012
Francis Lane Bartlett ( Frank) 08/10/1924-12/15/2012 Age 88. Born in Ft Morgan, Colorado to his parents Vernia James Bartlett and Nora Leona Lane (Gibson) Bartlett. Preceded in death by three of his children Richard Lane Bartlett, Dawn Michelle Dorta-Aguilar, Alan Paige Bartlett and all of his brothers and sisters. Moved to San Antonio at the age of 6 and served his country in the Coast Guard duri...ng WW II. After his military service he returned to San Antonio and worked for the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company for 45 years, was a active member of the Highland Hills Lions Club for over 50 years, and was member of the Bluebonnet Lodge. Frank is survived by his son Randall Ray Bartlett, seven grandchildren, fourteen great grandchildren, and two greatgreat grandchildren. He will be remembered by his love of God, by his family, his friends and thousands in the community who's lives he touched through his service to the Lions Clubs and and the Texas Crippled Childrens Camp in Kerrville, TX Services will be held at the Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery on January 4th, 2013 at 2:30 PM. Anyone caring to make a monetary donation can send it to the Highland Hills Lions Club, c/o Mr. Gene Baggs, 214 W Palfrey, San Antonio, TX 78223
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To the family of Lion Francis Lane Bartlett–May God continue to bless and keep you is my prayer–He was a dear friend indeed and I will miss him. Lion Allie Thomas his Secretary
Frank Bartlett was a true friend of our family since before I was born. Frank (Mr. Bartlett to us kids) was one of the key figures in our daily and weekly lives all the years as we grew up. I first met Frank through daddy, Harvey Ray Newman, through ATT Southwestern Bell, and seeing him in his big scoop truck, at the warehouse on Montrose, at the old Highland Hills Pharmacy with the other phonemen, or when he’d honk at us on the street with that big truck horn. Always, Frank Bartlett brought love and joy into our lives. There never was a single time I got to see him somewhere that he didn’t have a joke for me to laugh about. He was this way his whole life and even throughout his last years where I with him as a Lion. What a wonderful, kind, loving man. I have to say it like this, Remember Frank Bartlett? Mr. Bartlett is someone you don’t have to ever try to remember because he’s one of the rare persons you can never forget. In our hearts and minds always, we love you so much, Mr. Bartlett. Your Lion Greg Newman