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Frances Moellman died May 8, 2024, at Providence St. Peter Hospital from complications following surgery. Fran was born February 22, 1936, in Portland, Oregon, to John Herman Moellman and Emily Ann (Schunk) Moellman. She and her brothers and sisters grew up on a small farm in Tigard, Oregon. Growing up in the Depression and War years, Fran learned the value of hard work and thrift from her parents. Her father worked full time at Albers Brothers Milling Company in Portland, built their house himself and worked their farm. Her mother raised five children, cooking, cleaning, saving and exemplifying a deep faith to all of them. Fran attended Catholic grade school at their parish church school, St. Anthony. In 1954, she received her high school diploma from St. Mary of the Valley Academy. She graduated with her bachelor’s degree in nursing in 1958 from the University of Portland. After living in a small community and attending Catholic Schools, Fran was ready to spread her wings and see more of the world. She took a nursing job at The Queen’s Hospital in Honolulu, Hawaii, and one of her college classmates, Pat, joined her. They had a fun and exciting time for the next three years and enjoyed being there for the BIG celebration for Hawaii’s statehood. Fran enjoyed shocking her friends, in later years, talking about her exploits of post-war Honolulu where the ratio of men to women favored the women getting two to three dates a day. Pat and Fran continued their friendship for over 50 years, becoming travel companions in retirement. Fran returned to the mainland to try a different type of nursing in the San Francisco area, Industrial nursing, working for a large corporation. After a year, she found that type of nursing was not as satisfying and returned to the hospital, taking a job in Lake Tahoe.  She loved the beauty of the area and built a beautiful home overlooking the lake. While nursing in Lake Tahoe, she heard how much card dealers made in the Tahoe casinos. For a while, she took a break from nursing and dealt cards for a living. Silver dollars became a fascination of Fran’s and being a dealer in the 60s, she was able to buy back the silver dollars after her shift. She spent many hours enjoying and sharing her amazing collection with interested coin lovers over the years. Fran was briefly married to Don Miller, who she met in the San Francisco area. Though the marriage didn’t last, Fran remained a caring daughter-in-law and friend to Don’s parents until they died years later.  The end of her relationship with Don inspired Fran to re-evaluate her goals and she decided to go back to school and get her Master’s in Nursing. Applying to The University of Washington in 1969, she was accepted and moved to Seattle. The achievement Fran was most proud of happened during her RN graduate program. As a project, Fran founded and maintained for three years a First Aid Station in the Skid Road area of downtown Seattle. She recruited volunteer RNs, doctors and nursing and medical students to help staff the clinic 20 hours per week. Fran also raised funds, sought supplies and equipment donations and wrote grants for the clinic she founded. The clients that the clinic served gave Fran an honorary name that she was very proud of; “First Avenue Fran.” The First Aid Station continued but, after receiving her Master’s Degree, she had to find regular employment and she took a job with the Veteran’s Administration, coordinating community outreach nurses for the VA in the Seattle area. For the last 27 years of her nursing career, Fran transitioned into Administrative Nursing for the State of Washington. Through the Department of Social and Health Services, Fran surveyed nursing homes for the Bureau of Nursing Home Affairs, wrote policies and procedures for the Division on Aging, Maternal and Child Health Division and for Addiction and Recovery Services. Settling in the Tenino area, Fran and her business partner and housemate, Alberta “Berta” Larson, built a beautiful home on the Deschutes River and developed Moe-Lar Enterprises. While both working full time jobs for the State, with their side business they managed up to 22 rental homes in the Tenino/Bucoda area, raised beef cattle, and logged and managed 75 acres of Timberland. Fran and Berta both served on the Tenino Historical Society, were active in St. Peter Catholic Church, and enjoyed fishing and camping. Though Fran never had children of her own, she loved her family and had a special place in the hearts of her sisters’ children. They would often come and stay with her and enjoy special niece and nephew visits. Fran never forgot a birthday or Christmas and had wonderful taste in gifts. As she grew older, Fran treasured calls, cards and visits from her nieces and nephews and especially loved becoming a great and great-grand aunt. Fran was also adopted by families in the Tenino area. She loved sharing her beautiful home with her adopted families who looked forward to annual Christmas Parties, complete with carols and presents for all the kids. Wienie roasts, cookouts and picnics on her riverfront property were also a highlight for friends and family. Over the years, Fran also hosted sleepovers with 15 – 2 0 kids, which gave their parents a date night or a chance to go Christmas shopping. The kids remember the big containers of candy and unlimited movies they got to watch. Fran was also very generous if any of her loved ones were in a financial bind, lending and/or giving funds to help anyone struggling or in need. In retirement, Fran enjoyed volunteering and traveling. She enjoyed many big trips and cruises with family and long-time friends, visiting Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Costa Rica, Mexico, Fiji, Hawaii, Alaska and many places around the continental U.S.  Fran volunteered as a nurse for the American Red Cross in Thurston County, Senior Services for South Sound as the Adult Day Program RN, and parish nursing at St. Peter and St. Michael Catholic Churches. Fran also served on the board of directors and was the Treasurer for over 10 years for The Tenino Young-at-Heart Theatre. In her later years, Fran had many health challenges and was losing her vision so she could no longer drive. She continued to give of herself in many ways. She opened her home through Senior Services’ Home Share Program and enjoyed her housemate, Kathy, for the past seven years. She started a “street-gang” out to lunch bunch of neighbors and friends. Fran shared her beloved river with fisherman and writer friends who always stopped by for a visit after their river time. And Fran became a true friend to the special caregivers who cared for her at home. Fran was preceded in death by her mother, father, and her beloved brother, Johnny, as well as her dear friend, Alberta Larson. Fran is survived by her brother, Jim Moellman of Montana; her beloved sisters, Mary Ann Banky of California and Betty Stubbs of Oregon; and many beloved nieces and nephews and friends. There will be a funeral Mass for Fran celebrated on Wednesday, June 26, 2024, 12:00 noon at St. Michael Westside Chapel, 1835 Overhulse Rd. SW, Olympia, WA 98502. There will be a luncheon following at South Sound Manor, 455 North St. SE, Olympia, W 98503.  Internment following the luncheon will be at Tenino Forest Grove Cemetery, 18011 Northcraft Rd., Tenino, WA 98589. Please leave condolences or share memories and photos by clicking on the “Leave a Tribute” section above.

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