Francis Flowers

Francis Joseph Flowers, age 80, of Klamath Falls, Oregon passed away in his home with his companion Roxie and stepdaughter Loretta by his side on March 25, 2022. A graveside service will be held on May 14th, 2022 at 1:00pm. The service will be held at Mt. Laki Cemetery. Francis best known as Frank was born January 11, 1942 to Mary Pauline Flowers and Francis Marianne Flowers in Klamath Falls, Oregon. Frank was a beloved father, grandfather, and companion. Frank loved bowling, hunting, car races, spending time with loved ones, watching his favorite teams play baseball (Seattle Mariners) and football (Seattle Seahawks), he was also known for cracking jokes (maybe a few inappropriate jokes) and making others laugh. Frank was a member of the bowling league through Hanscams bowling alley of Klamath Falls, OR and a member of the Midland Grange. Frank will be preceded in death by his mother and father Mary & Francis Flowers, step-daughter Mary Ottenbacher, Step-son Edwin Ottenbacher, and many more loved ones. 

He is survived by his companion of 33 years Roxie Ottenbacher (Klamath Falls, OR), Children: Bruce Flowers (Brookins, OR), Lori McCleary (Sisters, OR), Frank Flowers (Durham, CA), Aaron Flowers (Centralia, WA), Brett “BJ” Flowers (Olympia, WA), and Loretta Ottenbacher (Klamath Falls, OR), Granchildren: Sean Townsend (Eugene, OR), Jenna Flowers (Hillsboro, OR), Beth McVee (Olympia, WA), Stephanie Minard (Redding, CA), Taylor LeLand (Redding, CA), Ashely Leland (Redding, CA), Kristian Hernandez (Klamath Falls, OR), Seya Kerekes (Klamath Falls, OR), Chloe Bristow (Klamath Falls, OR), Corbin Bristow (Klamath Falls, OR), and James Barkes (Klamath Falls, OR), Cousins: Scott & Jenny Flowers, Dale and Dorothy Scull and many more cousins and relatives, Close friends: Justin Chaulet, Dan Erickson, and Monte. Frank has many great grandchildren that  he adored and will be very missed by. 

Frank was the life of the party and will be missed deeply.

“As long as we live, they too will live, for they are now a part of us, as We remember them” – Proverb