Ouachita County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....KISTLER, FRANK DAVID January 13, 2017
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News Star World - January 19, 2017
FRANK DAVID KISTLER

Memorial services for Frank David Kistler, of Monroe, LA, will be held at 2:00 
PM, Friday, January 20, 2017 at Highland Presbyterian Church, West Monroe, LA 
with Rev. George Wortham officiating, under the direction of Mulhearn Funeral Ho
Home, Monroe. A reception will be held after the service.

Frank David Kistler of West Monroe, Louisiana died peacefully in his home on Fr
Friday,

January 13, 2017. Frank was born in Hazleton, Pennsylvania to Clair and Agnes
Kistler
Kistler on

May 9, 1948 and was 68 years of age at his death. The family moved to South Brun
Brunswick, New Jersey in 1956. Frank was a graduate of South Brunswick High Scho
School and after attending Rutgers University he was employed by City Service in C
in Cranbury, New Jersey. The company relocated to Schwartz, Louisiana which brou
brought Frank to Monroe.

Frank was active in The Monroe Symphony Chorus and the Strauss Little Theatre. He
He was also an active member of Highland Presbyterian Church where he enjoyed fe
fellowship with many dear friends. At Highland, Frank served as an ordained el
elder in the church and worked in many church projects. Frank was also a member of
of a small new monastic community called Contemplative Sojourners. His greatest pa
passion was attending to his beloved animals. He was devoted to dozens of re
rescued animals throughout his life.

Frank is survived by his loving family in New Jersey and Virginia; Skip and Peg 
Heinz (sister) of Monroe Township, NJ; David (brother) and Alice Kistler of Ha
Hamilton, NJ; four nieces

Heather, Laura, Carrie, and Meggan; as well as one nephew, David; all of whom loved
hi
loved him dearly.

Frank was also known in the community and many churches for his contributions of
spe
of special solo music and participation in other church choirs.

Memorials may be made to Highland Presbyterian Church, River Cities Humans Soci
Society for Cats, or the charity of your choice .

Online Registry/Condolences: www.mulhearnfuneralhome.com

Mulhearn Funeral Home

Sterlington Road

Monroe, LA

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