His life
Always willing to extend his hand and heart to others.
Known for his lighthearted spirit, technical prowess, and quick wit, Steve Frank was also a competitive mountain biker, Wasatch hiking enthusiast, and dedicated walker of his cherished German Shorthaired Pointer, Siggi.
After graduating from the University of California at Santa Barbara with a major in economics, Steve became a teaching Vice-Principal at Mary Tone Elementary in Crestline, California. At Rim of the World High School in Lake Arrowhead, California, he then taught economics and was also the men’s soccer and tennis coach.
While teaching and coaching, Steve was a member of the San Bernardino Search and Rescue Team for over five years. He trained new members, searched for and evacuated victims of plane crashes, and sacrificed untold hours—often on holidays—locating lost hikers.
He owned and operated a Baskin-Robbins ice cream store in Cottonwood Heights for five years and then worked at State Stone in Murray. He transitioned to heading tech support and becoming the Machinery Manager for Century Equipment’s nine locations.