Frances Juanita Starms

Today for so reason I started getting flash backs from my childhood and I thought about Mrs. Starms I attended ECC and DLC. I loved when Mrs. Starms would come visit. She's reminded me so much of my granny. She treated all of the students like her own. 2024 & she's still missed!

Aunt Francis Starms and Robert Starms were people who I had great respect for. She will be missed. My condolences go out to the family during this time of grief and sorrow.

r.i.p ms. starms i miss you
you will be miss dearly great granny.
-kendrick moore(milwaukee wi)

Ms. Starms was sweetest and most humble women I could've met. I am glad to call one of the schools with her namesake my Alma Mater. "Respect yourself honey. Daddy ain't got much money. Only a little to get by. These words I say to you, respect yourself honey." I can't stop crying.

Mrs. Starms was one of a kind. She always had something positive to share. I'll always remember the time she helped so many of us (caregivers) to find our way at Lorraine P. Carter's Daycare and to become good mothers and teachers. Thank you Mrs Starms. 1980-1985

To the Starms Family,
I had the pleasure of working at Frances Starms Early Childhood when it first opened. I was excited when she would come into the building just as the children were. I felt that she was an inspiration for all and a wonderful role model for teachers. I will always remember her wonderful storytelling and her loving hugs for the children. She has left us but her wonderful inspirations are living in those that she touched. God Bless the family and know that she will...

Ms. Starms was my mother's supervisor with the Head Start program when my mother worked at Palmer School in Milwaukee. I still remember sitting at her feet, with the other children when I had a day off of schoo, and listening to her stories. I am sure that this is one of the reasons I became a school librarian at the beginning of my career with MPS. I will also never forget the huge hug I would always get from her whenever she would visit my first MPS school, Lloyd Street. It was always...

Mrs. Strams You were a truly remarkable woman who left a mark on everyone she encounter. My daughter also attended Starms ecc and dlc and because of mrs. starms my daughter loves poetry and has continued her poetry writing in high school. My daughter still knows her poems of respect yourself and remember sitting in Mrs. Starms lap while she read to her. Even though God has called you to be with him now. I know her spirit will be watching over us and guiding us. Our family will truly miss...