Frank House

1930–2005 (age 75)

Biography

Frank House earned a reputation as a dependable catcher for the Detroit Tigers, known for steady defense, a calm presence in the clubhouse, and a willingness to mentor younger players.

After his playing days he remained a proud ambassador for baseball, sharing stories with fans, supporting local youth teams, and showing how passion for the game can shape a life.

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