Frank L. Schuble

Frank L. Schuble, born on April 1, 1957, in Kansas City, Missouri, passed away suddenly on July 25, 2026, in Edgewood, Kentucky. His unexpected passing leaves family, friends, and all who knew him reflecting on a life marked by intelligence, hard work, commitment, and generosity.

Frank's journey began in the heart of the Midwest, where he grew up surrounded by the enduring values that shaped his character. He pursued higher education with determination, graduating from Rockhurst University Magna Cum Laude before earning his Juris Doctor from Southern Methodist University (SMU) Cum Laude on a full academic scholarship. Equipped with his education, a sharp mind (Frank was a long time Mensa Member), and unparalled work ethic, Frank forged a successful career as a commercial finance attorney, offering trusted counsel to colleagues and clients alike.

A man known for his mastery and curiosity, Frank was, as those close to him would attest, a master of all trades. It was carpentry that captured his interest in his early years and remained a lifetime hobby. Frank also greatly enjoyed teaching and mentoring others, finding great satisfaction in helping others to grow, whether personally or professionally.

Above all, Frank was a loving family man. He is survived by his devoted life partner, Jenny Coy, whose partnership brought him strength and comfort throughout their time together. Frank’s legacy continues through his son, Jonathan Schuble, and daughter-in-law, Stacey Schuble; his beloved grandchildren, Jocelynn (Jordan) Pittman, Mason Schuble, Briella Schuble, and Luke Wyatt Schuble; and his great-granddaughter, Valerie Pittman. His sister, Diane Fryback, and his nieces, Amber (Jason Boggs) Engbroten and Christal Hillhouse, also survived by loving extended family and many dear friends, each carrying cherished memories of his wit, wisdom, and warmth.

Frank is preceded in death by his father, Frederick Schuble, and his mother, Natalie Schuble; his sister, Suzanne Schuble; and his brother-in-law, Steve Fryback; his niece Sarah Engbroten.

In every relationship, Frank brought a sense of loyalty and affection that made a lasting imprint on the lives around him. He will be remembered for his kindness, contagious laugh, and the pride he took in both personal and professional achievements. Those who knew him best will recall with fondness his charisma, sense of humor, wisdom, and dedication to helping others.

To honor Frank’s memory and celebrate a life well lived, friends and family are invited to attend a Memorial Visitation on Saturday August 8th from 2 pm to 3 pm, followed by a 3 pm Memorial Service at the Dalbert, Woodruff & Isenogle Funeral Home, 2880 Boudinot Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45238.

**For those who can not attend, the memorial service will be Livestreamed starting at 3PM EST.  Click here for livestream

 As those who loved him mourn his loss, they do so with deep gratitude for the years shared and the example he leaves behind—an enduring testament to a man of principle, immense talent, and big, wonderful, loving heart.