Patterson Cemetery District, Stanislaus County, CA 

Submitted by Gale Stroud and Burta Herger 26 Aug 2007

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Barneich Frank 370723 p1
Death of Frank Barneich; Was First Butcher; One of the oldest settlers on the West Side passed away Friday with the
death of Frank Barneich at a Modesto hospital, following an extended illness.  Not only was he a West Side pioneer but
he was also one of the first business men in the new town of Patterson. Born in the Basque area of France, in the
Pyrenees, Barneich was 76 years of age.  Coming to this country as a boy, he settled in the Los Banos section, living near
Mercy Springs for a long time. When Patterson was founded in1910, Barneich saw opportunity and founded the first
butcher shop in the new settlement, a business which has under gone many transformations since, but now exists in the
shape of the Patterson Market. He is survived by three children�Barnie of Patterson; Edward of Garden Grove and Mrs.
Blanche Barker of Bakersfield.  A brother, John Barneich of Los Banos, and a sister, Mrs. Marie Cangros of Redwood
City, also survive. Funeral services were held from the Davis and Evans Chapel Monday morning with Rev.  E. W. Lee
officiating.  Interment followed in Del Puerto Cemetery.