Lexington, Kentucky
died May 26, 2020, 14 days shy of his 86th birthday. Dad always said he wanted his obituary to read, "Frank Jenkins was born. Then he died." All true, but the days in the middle are what tell the measure of a man. Mac was remarkable on not one but several fronts: Master surgeon for 40+ years, an...
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He sold us our first little white farmhouse
In 1978 and he made our little community at Speedwell beautiful with black plank fences and built a 11 acre lake with a pavilion... then in 1986 he let us pick out a tract of land on that lake to build our forever home.. Thank you Dr Jenkins for giving us our lifetime of memories in Speedwell “God’s Country”.. Rest In Peace my friend.
Janet Wilson
April 30, 2021 | Neighbor
we served in army together,he was flt surgeon and I was the pharmacist working for mac in a flt dispensory.. we remained friens for the rest of his life,he saved my life in 1994 when I had throat cacer.I loved him like a brother.Hes' back where he wants to be with martha now, may they rest in peace.
larry boddie
July 01, 2020 | Williamson, GA | Military
All I can say is that he was one of a kind and, along with Martha, was one of my very favorite people in the world. He'll be missed by many. I'm so, so glad to have known him.
Barbara Rackers
June 18, 2020 | Lexington, KY | Friend
This world got a little less bright today, Dr. Jenkins was an amazing Dr. I am not 56 and as a child I had more issues than all my friends, if I went outside I got sick, He put an end to that on my first visit with him, he tested me for allergies and found out I was allergic , well to everything. thanks to him I was able to go outside and play with my friends and not be ill again, I had constant nose bleeds he took out my tonsils and they stopped, after meeting my spouse I learned we had him...
James Farley
June 14, 2020
