Frank Allen Filiano, 58, passed away in Salina, KS on March 5, 2024, after a lengthy battle with cancer, surrounded by his sister Marie, Adam, Maria, and his beloved dog Squirt. Frank was born in Wichita, KS on March 5, 1966, to Anthony and Patricia Filiano (Kiger). He graduated
from Robinson High School in Tampa, Florida in 1984 and upon graduation entered the U.S. Airforce.

Frank celebrated life to the fullest and is survived by his former wife Lynette Filiano of Shreveport, LA and their children and grandchildren, Brittany McPherson (Josh) of Keithville, LA, grandsons Otto and Arlo McPherson; son Dylan Filiano (Brittany), of Grand Forks, ND, grandchildren Cameron and Averie Filiano; his dad Anthony Filiano, of Wichita, KS, brothers Ray Filiano of Las Vegas, NV and Louis Filiano (Amy) of Wichita, KS, sister Marie Bonilla (Adam), of Salina, KS, niece Maria Bonilla, of Salina, KS and a host of other family, and friends. He was preceded in death by his mom "Ma" Patricia Filiano; grandparents Anthony and Marie (Giovannucci) Filiano; Fredrick and Cora (Nelson) Kiger; aunts and uncles Ruby, Gene Kiger, Eddie wife Ruthie Kiger, Marilyn Cotton, Carolyn husband Ernie Williams, Margaret husband Larry Wills, Francis Kiger, Barbara "Cookie" husband Gino DeLuca, Shirley husband Johnny Gambino, Gerry husband Nick Cicero; cousins Kathy Clark, Shonda Knox, and David Owen.

Frank was a second-generation Veteran of the U.S. Airforce and a member of the Northwest Patriot Guard Riders of Florida, APA Pool League, and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. He loved to spend time with family, friends and supporting organizations that support fallen Military Heroes, First Responders, and honorably discharged Veterans. We will remember his smile, his love for a fun prank or scare, his love of shooting pool  and riding his motorcycle. We greatly appreciate the support from all his friends and family. Everyone that has reached out with kind
words, fun stories-that made us smile, hugs, memories, and above all, love, we thank you. He will be greatly missed.

We wish to extend special thanks to the Bonilla Family, especially Adam, Marie, and Maria and his friends Ron and Denise Smith, Matt Nincevic and many other friends and family who helped him through his battle with cancer.