In Loving Memory of a Great Man Frank passed away surrounded by family and close friends on February 5, 2025. He was born in Tucson, AZ to Eusebio and Alicia Vindiola.

Frank was bigger than life, taking life on as a challenge never backing down to anyone anything. He was a hard working, ambitious and proud man who rose from humble origins to provide a good life for his family. Never one to shy away from a hard day's work or his responsibilities.

He worked at the underground San Manuel Mines at the young age of 15. He was given the nickname of "bubblegum" because he was always chewing gum and popping bubbles which made his co-workers think timbers were breaking. He went on to become a member of the Carpenters Union to pursue his dream of owning his own company. That is when Vindiola Roofing came to life. He achieved a childhood dream of building his own home with his own hands in the foothills of Tucson, with enough room to raise horses and his family.

He was a generous man ready to lend a helping hand to someone in need. He loved to sing and dance, tell jokes and had an unwavering love for his friends and family. A strong willed-man with a huge heart who lived life on his terms even to his last breath.

Frank is reunited with his parents Eusebio and Alicia, siblings Eusebio Jr, Hector, Albert and Aida.
He is survived by his former wife Mary P. Vindiola of 64 years. His three children, Linda Aguayo, Frank P. Vindiola Jr and Rosanne Lozano. Grandchildren Christiana, Raquel, Brianana, Alexandra and Leandra and thirteen great grandchildren. Many nephews and nieces and all who adopted him as Tata or Tio. Frank was also a foster father many children who he treated as his own he loved encourage and guided provided advice for them to do well in life.