Birth date: Nov 9, 1932 Death date: Sep 7, 2020
Frank J. Bullock, age 87, of Pleasant Hills, formerly of Herminie, passed away peacefully, of natural causes surrounded by his loving family on September 7, 2020. Frank is survived by his beloved wife, Elizabeth "Lee" (Lucchesi) Read Obituary
Sending prayers and love from Memphis, Tn. Prayers for the Bullock and Walsh family during this difficult time. Love, the Lemmons and Wiatr Family
With deepest sympathy,
Pappy doing a Jell-O shot and being the director of the annual gathering of leaves! Olé!
Frank will be sorely missed. He has a very special family that supported him to the end. I remember him as the Pepsi Cola kid when he returned from his Army tour in Alaska. I also remember the good old days when we were living in Dormont and he was dating Lee. He & I worked on the golf course together every day in the summer. Wish we could have been able to travel to the ceremonies but COVID got in the way. Frank was a true family man with a great family and will be missed by all. Richard & Cheryl
Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss... Our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.
From Colleague Jim Thomas:
Please know that my heart is broken to hear about your Dads passing. 40 years ago this month he welcomed me ,with open arms and a big smile, as a young 22 year old, recently discharged from the Air Force and just starting at Sperry Univac. He made my entry less intimidating and from that day forward we were friends and hit it off. He was always positive and my gosh we had a lot of fun together for those next so many years. He was the glue after the merger and the cement that held us together after the break up and many of us went so many directions as Unisys was not Sperry. I want , for one thank you and your family for sharing him with me and so many others. I was the last one hired into that amazing Sperry family and yes it was/ is a family. But the hard part of any family is saying good bye for the last time. I share your pain as my Dad passed in March and the hole in my heart and life is big but also know it’s all about how you live your life and the legacy and memories you leaving behind. Your Dads legacy is large so keep having fun and laugh often as that was Frank. Blessing my Friend and know that you and your family are in our prayers as you travel this road of sorrow but we all know that his road is now pain free and that he is whole again living a life eternal until we all meet again. A virtual hug is sent from Butler. Jimmy T. 🙏🏻😔
From Sean Walsh
Words can’t express how sad I am right now. Though my time with the Bullock family was short Frank took me in as one of his own. I feel blessed to have known him. Just stopping over to sit there as he watched golf was a pleasure. There was nothing I felt I couldn’t talk to him about. To be honest I could talk to him easier than my own father. You all were blessed to have Frank as your Dad and for that I’m jealous. He will will be surly missed but never forgotten. God bless you all and know you lived a life with great man, husband, father, grandfather and friend. Rest In Peace Frank. Craig Trimble
With heartfelt condolences,
