Frank James Kaiser
June 8, 1977 ~ June 10, 2023
Frank James Kaiser, of Whetstone, Arizona, beloved husband, brother, and uncle, passed peacefully on June 10, 2023, surrounded by family. Frank was born June 8, 1977, in Carrollton, Missouri, and operated his own business, Rocking K Saddlery, where he made saddles, holsters, and other hand-crafted leather products. He enjoyed working with horses, weightlifting, cooking, and being around family and friends. Frank was a proud veteran of the United States Air National Guard, where he attained the rank of Staff Sargent and served in Afghanistan. Frank attended Madison Area Technical College and Upper Iowa University where he graduated with a bachelor's in criminal justice. Frank was preceded in death by his mother, Elnora Kaiser, father, James Kaiser, and brother James Weiher, of Mauston, Wisconsin. He is survived by husband Justin Harker, siblings Katrina (John) Mulhern, Rick (Trina) Weiher, Cindy Weiher, Melissa (Harry) Krips, Steven (Krystal) Kaiser, and Kassie Kaiser, and also by nieces and nephews Addison, Cody, Connor, Frankie, Jennifer, Lance, Morgan, Riley, and Stetson. Plans for a memorial gathering are pending. In lieu of flowers, donations to The Warrior Healing Center in Sierra Vista, Arizona would be appreciated. https://www.warriorhealingcenter.com/ Arrangements in the care of Compassion Funeral & Cremation Services, Nashville, TN (615) 857-955. We proudly remain locally owned & operated.
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What a wonderful guy Frank was. I bought two beautiful handmade holsters from him. The quality and pride of workmanship was 2nd to none. He always took the time to correspond with me, be it email or picking up the phone for a chat. He was a great guy, a professional and a real American Cowboy. He will be missed.
Frank was a great person and artist. He’ll be missed.
To the Kaiser Family: Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Dave and Kathleen Thiede
I met Frank at the NVCAF in Des Moines where he showcased a saddle he made. Continued to follow him on FB. A wonderful talent that shall be missed. My sincere condolences to his husband and family. Mere words cannot express the lost felt by those s close to him. Karyl Horn American Legion Auxiliary Dept of Nh Rest in Peace
Those we love don’t go away, they walk beside us every day. Unseen, unheard, but always near. Still loved, still missed and very dear. Please know that Frank will walk beside you Justin, and the entire Kaiser family.
I did not see Frank often, but when I did he and Justin were always genuinely happy to meet and were great company. When they moved to Arizona I hoped to take a road trip there with my friends because I knew it would be a beautiful and fun visit.
Frank and I have known each other for pretty much our whole lives. He was one of those people who always brought a smile to your face. His generosity and sincere smile, always made him one of my favorite people. I often referred to him as my “forever neighbor” because as we grew into adults, somehow our paths in life seemed to intersect frequently. When I first moved to Madison and Milwaukee, low and behold, Frank was less than a mile away! There was a lot of comfort in knowing a true friend and one of my favorite people, was so close by. I am grateful for the memories I have with him. Rest peacefully dear friend, and know that I miss you greatly.
Looking back I would have to say that some of my most cherished memories as a child are those shared with Frank. Frank would get dropped off at my house and we would either go horseback riding or fishing for hours. He was my bud. If you had the privilege of knowing Frank, then consider yourself lucky. Frank was an amazing soul and he is missed dearly.
I love you with all my heart Frank.
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I knew Frank as a neighbor and friend I also was a very good customer of his and with every holster or other leather goods I would order I was amazed at the quality and artistry he would put into his craft! R.I.P. Frank Kaiser ! ” Often Imitated , Never Duplicated ” You will be missed!