He treasured how those homes brought his favorite people together to enjoy good company, fun and food. John enjoyed photography, fishing, boating, four-wheeling, jazz, his beloved golden retrievers and, last but not least, golf. He served on the board of directors of the Rolling Green Golf Club and was a member for many years. I am happy I was able to call him immediately after passing my first architectural licensing exam. He was so proud. I finished the remaining exams after he passed away in March of 2020, and not being able to talk to him after them was difficult. I hope he knows I now draw at his drafting desk. I hope he knows my husband helped me save and display the museum’s worth of beautiful drawings from his career and from Kellogg & Kellogg’s 40+ years of architecture, and that I still look at them with reverence. I hope he knows I found two very special scraps of trace in his office with sketches that inspired the house my husband and I designed and built together. As I continue to make my way in life and in the field of architecture, I often wish he was here to guide me. At those times, I am comforted by recalling what he would assure me about my future in the profession, and I believe it also summed up his own experience: “You are going to have fun.” John and wife, Albina, at their summer home in Pinedale, Wyoming, in 2005 Fion Fellowship International Complex Chapel, Evanston, Wyoming, by John L. Frullo, Architect Sweetwater County Nurse’s Home Building Renovation, Rock Springs, Wyoming, by John L. Frullo, Architect 2026 AIA Wyoming Calendar The calendar is intended to educate the public on the value of architecture and the importance of good design. The calendar features 13 images of various project types that are designed by AIA Wyoming architect members. Congratulations to those members whose images are featured in the 2026 calendar! We look forward to the 2027 calendar and encourage member participation. For more information about the 2027 calendar, please contact AIA Wyoming at info@aia-wyoming.org or Lyle Murtha, AIA, at lylem@stateline7.com. 43
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