Frances Stein

Aunt Fran had a fantastic personality. Even at a young age I knew she was the life of a party. At Goose Lake she taught me how to search for worms, bate the hook, fish from a bamboo pole, enjoy a pontoon boat and not to flush for #1. She included my little brother and I in the annual Easter egg hunts for her grandchildren. In Florida she accidentally over served my brother in his first shrimp experience - but she was very understanding of the unfortunate result a bit later. Aunt Fran lived...

Saying good-bye to our Goose Lake neighbor Fran is hard.She was a member of our family forever.Many happy memories. We are going to miss you. Love you,Carol & Brian Davis.

Fran owned the cottage next to us.I grew up with Mel & Fran.What fun times we had,camp fires,cocktail hour at the picnic table. Fran was a second mom to me and a grandma to my girls.We love you and will miss you. Carol &Brian Davis.

Terri, Jodi, Rusty and family,

So sorry to hear of your loss. Francis was great friends with my parents and they attended many bowling touraments together. Maybe the next time we hear thunder, it will actually be the ladies bowling together again.

Barb Luttrell

Frances and her husband Mel were very dear friends and they stood up with Bill & I when we were married in November 9, 1972. We had a wonderful loving relationship for many years. Fran and I both worked at Owens-Illinois and we bowled in leagues together, went to state bowling tournaments and we loved to play euchre. I have so many wonderful memories of the times we spent together and will really miss her as she was my best friend.

My wife and I bought the cottage on Goose lake from Fran in 2004 and really got to know her. She was a great lady and very fun to be around.She will be greatly missed. With heart felt sympathy, Tom & Char Horky.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.