Frank Lee Cross, Jr.

I met Frank Cross only once, outside the Museum of Aviation on a rainy Saturday in December 2013. We talked for over 20 minutes about our common interest (flying), his stories from WW2, and his work at the museum. What an incredible man; he will be missed even by those that only got to meet him for a few minutes. I will always remember Frank. May God bless his family; you have my deepest sympathy.

Paul, I'm so sorry for the loss of your Dad. Mr. Frank was a great guy and a true patriot. I loved his sense of humor. God Bless.

Beloved friends of my parents, Mildred and Frank were like another mom and dad to me. I feel the loss and will always hang on to memories of those fun childhood years we spent together.

Frank was an inspiration to us all. We will remember him fondly.

We sincerely appreciate Frank's service to our country. He will be missed but we know he is rejoicing now as he is reunited with his sweet Mildred.

We enjoyed being with Frank and Mildred so much when we attended Fort Valley Presbyterian Church. Loved Frank's sense of humor. He will be missed

Dennis & I will miss the stories whenever we saw Frank. My memories of him started back in the early 70's when we both worked at Blue Bird Wanderlodge; "those were the days" as he would say!! And he & Dennis had flying stories to share. What a delight to know both Frank & Mildred! The legacy they have left is one to be cherished!

My sincere condolences go out to the Cross family and close friends. May the hope in Gods' word out weigh the grief you feel.
1 Thessalonians 4:13,14