Frank Ruedas

A dear man that James and I feel blest by knowing him and his gentle manor! God bless you on your journey!

He was a great person and I enjoyed working with him. He will be missed. He put up a good fight and now he is with His Lord and Savior.

My dear, dear Pancho, I was deeply saddened when I was given the news of your passing, yet my Spirit was happy for you. You were not going to be suffering anymore, and you were going home to our God. I believe, you will be in the presence of many people who loved you dearly here on earth. Say hello to your Dad, your Nana, your sister Lupe, your Tio Oscar, and all your loved ones in Heaven. The Spiritual walk of your soul, will be helped with many prayers from those of us who remain. You were my first God Son, I walked you along with your Nino to bring you into God's family in Baptism, now I walk you thru your Baptism into Eternal Life. I love you very much, and even though we did not have constant communication, you were prayed for thru my Rosary Decades, where I name all my God Children. Go in peace my Pancho, I will remember your gentleness, your beautiful smile, your dedication to serve, that service which you learned since you were a child from your Nana at the Funeral Home, where you were first exposed to the Funeral Industry. The Funeral Home which you served in, truly has lost a great Director. Love, your Aunt Patsy

I love you Tio Pancho.... still remember when you would babysit me and we would watch wrestling and wrestle in the living room at the New Haven house those were my best times with you Tio.... to this day i keep you in mind and
Heart.... forever will i cherish those memmories give my love to my Mom and Grandpa when u see them in Heaven.... love you YOUR NEPHEW Ricardo Rodriguez

Frank, not only were you my co-worker but a special dear friend. I'm still can not grasp your gone since I'm used to talking to you. We had many fun times, laughs, and great memories that I will cherish. I will miss our talks. You were truly a passionate, caring and a loving person. Your passion and drive was remarkable. You always made sure your families were taken care of. You were courageous during your illness and you had a drive that was amazing! Thanks for being my friend and I will never forget you! RIP my sweet loving friend and to know your not in pain or suffering is the only comfort I have. My condolences to your family. Love & Hugs to you!!!

Heaven has truly gained..... you will be so missed your smile could light up a room Rest in Heaven!

Frank, I pray that God rest your soul, and blesses your family. Emotionally and spiritually. My family is saddened and you will be missed. Maximus will be praying for you and is saddened. We are happy that you were his Padrino.
Never will forget you
Love always
Jose, Mariaelena, Vivian, Gabriella and Maximus De Leon

May you rest in peace Uncle Frank "Pancho", may you now be in heaven with my grandpa, and my mom. My the lord grant you eternal life. LOVE YOU! I will always remember you as the well-mannered and very respectful man that you were.

"Lord, make me an instrument of thy peace.
Where there is hatred, let me sow love;
Where there is injury, pardon;
Where there is doubt, faith;
Where there is despair, hope;
Where there is darkness, light;
Where there is sadness, joy.

O divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek
To be consoled as to console,
To be understood as to understand,
To be loved as to love;
For it is in giving that we receive;
It is in pardoning that we are pardoned;
It is in dying to self that we are born to eternal life."

-Your Niece

Going to miss my old friend Frank a great deal, he was a class act. We met in 1986 at the Dallas Institute of Funeral Services. He was a shy kid when I met him but he came out of his shell soon after he made some friends at school. Later, when he lived in Dallas he would come visit me in Port Arthur and told me if I could ever find something for him to give him a call. In 1994 the opportunity came for our family funeral home needed a funeral director and I called my friend. After we sold out in 1997 Frank went to go work for Broussard's where he found his dream job and adopted family. The Broussard's took him in and treated him like a family member. When I last talked with Frank during Thanksgiving he told me how fortunate he was to be working at Broussard's and how happy he was. I will miss my friend and hope he is with his SAVIOR up above, but we down here will never forget you Frank, I love you my friend, Kevin Thompson

I remember Mr. Ruedas's kindness when the funeral service for my mother, Eunice Andrues, was held at Broussard's. He was a fine man.

Carol Corbin