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Frank passed away Friday July 23, 2021, at his residence with his wife, Dianna Sustaita, by his side. He was born February 03, 1958, in Waco, TX, the son of Narciso and Janie (Garcia) Sustaita.
Frank joined the Marine Corps at the age of seventeen and proudly served his country for ten years. After serving, he attended TSTC community college. He was a man of all trades but truly enjoyed being an auto-body painter and mechanic. He loved customizing Harley Davidson motorcycles and classic trucks. Frank enjoyed riding his Road King and was the Vice President for the Aztec Warriors MC of McLennan County. He enjoyed spending time with family/friends and making everyone laugh. His favorite pastimes included fishing and hunting.
He was preceded in death by his mother and father.
He is survived by his loving wife Dianna (Palacios) Sustaita, of West, TX; daughters, Alicia LaRosa and husband, Max LaRosa, of Temple, TX, Leticia Sustaita, Amelia Jo Sustaita, all of Waco; sons, Frank Christopher Sustaita, Ramiro Sandoval, all of Waco, Frankie Sustaita and wife, Delia Herrera, of Garland, TX; stepsons, Bobby Munoz and wife, Toni Munoz, Ruben Munoz and wife, Anamarie Munoz, Marcus Munoz and wife, Carrie Munoz, all of West, TX; siblings, Patricia Tijerina, Fay Sustaita, Cris Macy, Narciso Sustaita Jr, all of Waco; granddaughters, Kalissa, Becka, Milani, Jenessa, Aracelli, Maddy, Juju; grandsons, Jo'Angel, Michael Anthony, Nai'el, Alex, Aiden, Adrian, Robert, Charlie, Nick, RJ; and several nephews and nieces.
The viewing will be held at Connally/Compton (4400 West Waco Dr, Waco, TX 76710) on Tuesday, Aug. 3rd from 6-8pm; with a rosary prayer beginning at 7pm. A Catholic mass will be held at St. Francis on the Brazos on Aug. 4th at 10 am. Burial will proceed directly after at Oakwood Cemetery.
"To my dear angel in heaven, I just want you to know, That you are always in my thoughts, And how much I love you so, I know you are in Gods care, That is how it should be, But when I get to heaven, He will give you back to me." – John F. Connor