Uncle Frank and his beloved wife Aunt Linda when they were younger

Uncle Frank with two of his loving grandchildren

Uncle Frank with his Aunt Bell ( his dad’s sister) and her daughter Laura his first cousin. The photograph on the left is Aunt Bell’s sister Aunt Helen Jolivétte Eaglin Uncle Frank’s other paternal aunt and Aunt Bell when she was younger

Uncle Frank with his siblings Uncle Eli and Aunt Liz

Uncle Timmy, Uncle Johnny, and Uncle Frank

Uncle Frank with his dad siblings and nieces at my great grandma Allie’s funeral (Uncle Frank’s mom)

My Uncle Johnny with his brother my Uncle Frank

When Auntie Greta and Auntie Karen went to visit Uncle Frank. He was so happy to see them. Here he is with my Aunt Greta. Uncle Frank and my grandmother Gertie were close and she placed a lot of trust in him and he showed up for my dad and siblings. We are forever grateful for him.

Uncle Frank with a photo of my dad at my dad’s wake. He was always there for everyone and he was such a man of faith, love, and had the most giving heart. He was truly an uncle and a dad and a grandpa to many and will be missed by us all. Rest well with the love of your life, Aunt Linda

Beverly Miller-Fontenot, my aunt Karen Jolivétte Stockton and my mom Annetta Foster Jolivétte with Uncle Frank at my Uncle Charlie’s surprise 50th birthday! He was always the life of the party

Uncle Paul, Aunt Ramona, Aunt Virginia, and Uncle Frank

Uncle Frank with Uncle Johnny, Aunt Lisa, Aunt Ellie, Aunt Liz and Aunt Bell. A beautiful family memory.

Our family reunion at your house on Thanksgiving!

Uncle Frank and aunt Linda, 

 Thank you graciously for taking us in when we fell on hard times!! 

Your warmth and loving hearts helped us through a very difficult time. 

We have fond memories of the months we lived with you  on Kotter Street in San Francisco, 💋✝️♥️

Thank you also to your sweet boys who adjusted with us and our two dogs muffin and Dee Dee.

Heavenly Father, you have called our beloved Son, husband, father, cousin, uncle, grandfather and great grandfather, Frank A. Jolivette home. 

This is the testimony that God has given us eternal life, and His life is in His Son.

                          John 5:11

Uncle Frank, our hearts are broken as we grieve over the loss of your passing.  ❤️🌈💐✝️

Jesus answered and said unto him, If anyone loves Me, he will keep My words, and My Father will love him, and We will come to him and make Our home with him.”
               John 14:23✝️🌈♥️

Pops and I
Forever in my heart I will hold you

Debbie ❤️

4-11-26
My sincerest condolences to the Jolivette and Arteche families.  May God give each and every one of you the peace and love that He provides especially when our loved ones have left this world.

Mr. Jolivette was truly loved and by the pictures posted on this obituary he knew how to enjoy life with family and friends.  I have to say, Mr. Jolivette was a very handsome man, and I can see how his daughter, Deborah Arteche got her looks.

Blessings to family and friends!

Came to visit me in the hospital when he was born

One  of my fondest memories was walking 9 holes with you, Dad.  Those were precious times, and I’m grateful to have shared them with you. Love you always. 

- Dave

We were honored to have you in Dana Point for our wedding.  Thank you for sharing some wisdom with me before our vows.  I will miss you Uncle Frank..

To the Jolivette family, I’m so deeply sorry for your loss. I had the fortune to have met and spent couple of hours with Frank at the nursing facility.  Yes, at first he did meow at me. But he made everlasting impression on me.  We ended the visit by praying the Our Father together.  His personality, strength and his faith in God will always be his legacy. May all the memories of Frank bring you comfort in this difficult moments.

I am so deeply sorry for the loss of Uncle Frank.  My heart goes out to each of you during this incredibly difficult time. He was a wonderful person whose presence brought warmth, laughter, and love to those around him, and he will be greatly missed.

I’m going to miss playing chess with my great grandpa Frank.  He had so much love and joy every time he seen any of the family. 
He truly will be missed I love you grandpa ❤️

Aunt Ellie, Greg, and Pops at Vezer Winery

Father and daughter date night Vezer gala

Pop sure did love his cup of black coffee

The one and only legendary Meow Man  
Forever in our hearts
What I would do to hear him meow one more time.

OBITUARY

Frank Anthony Jolivette

June 30, 1942 – April 2, 2026

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