Lena I. Franks

I can’t believe it been over ten years, since my grandmother passed away. I remember her whenever I play Pokeno, she showed me how to play and I love the game. Earlene Tye

I most miss your ELEGANCE . From the way you talked to the way you moved, you were regal. RIP, dear.

I Am so sorry for the loss of Lena. She was a wonderful lady. I met her years ago when she moved to Rose Avenue. She loved my kids so much. When my x husband would go over and do some work for her the kids would go inside and visit. She loved them so much. I loved her so much too along with the kids. I would go to the mall bingo on Tuesday mornings just to see her smileing face. My aunt Mary would see Lena at the YMCA every week and Lena would always ask about us. She never forgot about us...

My condolences to all the family and friends of my grandma Lena. Now my mom Wilhelmina Smith wll have her mom with her. Rest in peace ladies. Earlene Tye

Jo and Family -
Gerry and I are so very sorry for your loss.

Lena was such a very special person! Stubborn at times (as we all are,) but very, very loving and playful as well.

I remember how much she and my late husband, Al, used to love to tease each other! I still have a back-scratcher with her name painted on it. It was HER weapon to use against Al when she came over to visit. They used to duel with them.

Tuesday game nights were so much fun with...

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

To the Franks family, you have our deepest sympthy and heart felt sorrow at the loss of Lena. She was our next door neighbor and a very good friend. Our whole family loved her like she was one of us and she will be missed very much. I know she was prepared to go and felt like she had lived a long and good life. You know she is in a better place and happy once again to be reunited with her beloved husband. .May you find comfort in your faith and joy in the thought that one day you will see...