Joshua Frame

It is said that nobody really has a heart of Gold…I know a kid who did. It is said that you can’t really die of a broken heart…I know a kid who did. It is said that one guy couldn’t change a gloomy room into a happy one, just because he showed up… I know a kid who did. Josh Frame, 27, left this world far too soon- but his memory will never leave those who knew him.  His infectious smile will forever be remembered.  His unwavering loyalty was unparalleled. His ability to brighten a room will never be matched.  His goofy antics were…well, they were uniquely his.  Josh Frame was a special person in every sense of the word, and he leaves a void in the universe that can never be filled. He loved hard. His love was unconditional. He loved to a fault. But he loved to love Josh loved his job, and took it very seriously. He loved to cook, and aspired to be a great Chef. He garnered great satisfaction from providing meals to the players and coaches of the sports teams at the University of Utah. They will never know how much of his heart was behind every meal. The Denver Broncos, Running Utes, Incredible Hulk, and Spiderman have lost their biggest fan. Josh loved his family, his friends, collecting ‘guys’ (action figures) comic books, and watching movies. He was the biggest, and most vocal, supporter of anything his family did. He thrilled at their accomplishments, and always let them know it. One could always count on looking up in the stands and seeing Josh cheering them on. If he wasn’t there in person, he was there in spirit. Josh knew a little bit about everything, and could carry on an intelligent conversation with anyone. From comic books, to politics, to mother nature- Josh knew it backward and forward. Josh is finally back in his mother’s embrace, a place that he longed to be.
He was the best Son, Brother, Nephew, Cousin, Friend anyone could ever ask for. No matter what the situation, you always knew Josh was in your corner. We love you Josh Frame, and only wish you knew how truly loved you were. It is said that a single soul couldn’t make this crazy world a better place…I know a kid who did. Josh is preceded in death by (Mother) Vicki Frame, (Grandfather) Winton Frame and (Grandmother) Ruby Schmidt. He is survived by Father Dale Frame (Lucinda) brother Cole Frame (Ashley), sisters Lindsay Pellum (Mike) Kristin Allred, Jenna Beesley. Too many nephews, aunts, uncles to name!
A graveside service will be held Tuesday, May 31, 2016 at 3:00 pm at Memorial Mountain View Cemetery, 3115 East 7800 South, Cottonwood Heights. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.memorialutah.com
Service Information

Graveside Service
May 31, 2016 at 3:00 pm
3115 East 7800 South, Cottonwood Heights, Utah 84121