Frank A. Tatar
August 30, 1936— March 7, 2026
North Olmsted, OH
Frank A. Tatar, age 89, passed away peacefully and surrounded by his loving family on March 7, 2026. Born on August 30, 1936, in Centerville, Pennsylvania, he was the beloved son of the late Frank Tatar and Bill and Flora Toth (née Janosi).
He shared 67 beautiful years of marriage with his devoted wife, Ella (née Riley), whom he cherished throughout his life. Together they built a strong and loving family that remained the center of his world. Frank is survived by his children, Carol Warren, Lori (Eugene) Widmer, Art Tatar, and Bryan (Zoe) Tatar. He was a proud grandfather to James, Christine (Joe), Jade, Michael, Joseph, Timothy, Katherine (Anthony), Elizabeth, Colista-Jean, Alexis, Shannon (John), and Scottie, and a loving great-grandfather to Logan, Anthony, John, Harmony, Kian, Ella, and Carson. He was preceded in death by his sister, Ethel (John) Macauley, and his brother, Louie (Patricia) Tatar.
A man of many talents and passions, Frank was especially proud of his life as a private pilot and cherished owning his own plane. The sky was truly his second home. He also loved golf, yet nothing compared to the deep love he held for his wife, children, and every member of his growing family. A Journeyman Plumber and lifelong member of Local 55, he excelled during his apprenticeship by winning both city and state championships and placing second in the national competition. He was also a longtime member of UAW Local 1250.
Frank will be remembered for his gentle heart and steadfast devotion to family. His legacy of love and dedication will live on in the many lives he touched.
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