Leo Tanner Frahm

Leo Tanner Frahm passed away on August 5th, 2026, at the age of 15. Born in Ontario, Oregon

on November 19th, 2010, Tanner lived his life at full throttle, embracing every moment with

enthusiasm, energy, and an unforgettable spirit of adventure and earned the nickname¨Tan

Man¨.

A student at Ontario High School, Tanner brought his high energy and drive into everything he

did. From an early age, he found his true home in the great outdoors. Whether he was carving

down the mountain on his snow skis, feeling the rush of dirt biking, or catching waves while

wakeboarding and boat surfing, he was happiest when moving fast and pushing boundaries.

His love for nature extended to quieter, grounded moments as well. His passion for the outdoors

extended to hunting, fishing, and his dedication to FFA and 4-H. An avid outdoorsman, he had a

passion for fishing and hunting, particularly pursuing elk and game birds. A proud member of

both organizations, he showed perseverance while raising swine and achieved top honors

showing swine at the Malheur County Fair, where he won Grand Champion in Market Swine.

Tanner was a young man of many talents. Alongside his love for sports, proudly playing football,

baseball, and golf. He had an appreciation for music and played the violin, cello, and piano.

Whether on the field, on the course, or sharing his musical gifts, he earned the admiration of

everyone around him through his work ethic, sportsmanship, and infectious smile.

Tanner was preceded in death by his beloved father Trevor, Grandma Paula, and Uncle Brad.

He is survived by his loving mother, Krista; his siblings, Tevan, Nicole, and Erik; his Grandpa,

Lonnie Hytrek; his Grandpa Rod and Grandma Launa Frahm; and a large, loving extended

family of aunts, uncles, and cousins: John and Kelly Snyder (Ethan and Reagan);Tyler and

Kimber Hess (Peyton, Kolton, Quinton, Riley, Christian, and Jaxxon); Brett and Krista Hytrek

(Leo and Kameron); Brenden and Adrianna Hytrek (Mathew and Oliver); Eli and Andrea Pace

(Ashton, Cameron, Harrison, and Wyatt); Toni Frahm, Spencer and Genniel Frahm (Blaine,

Quinn, Lon, and Wes); and Ken and Sharon Frahm (Anela and Karamena).

Tanner leaves behind a legacy of love, vibrant memories, and an unbreakable spirit that filled

the lives of his family, friends, and teammates with immense joy. He will be forever remembered

and missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

Services will be held September 2, 2026 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

located at 1705 Northwest 4th Avenue, Ontario, Oregon 97914. A Family welcome line will

begin at 9am until 10:30. Funeral service at 11am. Graveside to follow at Evergreen cemetery 

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