Frank Provence Jr.

Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.

James Paradise the gateman

Lorene,
Jiggs was the best friend that anyone could ever hope to have. We spent so many good times together Spike, Bo-bo, KC, and Sammy were always a joy. (Except when we would have to go back and get them after leaving them in the woods). Grading the road at 2 in the morning, exploring the roads around Ruth. The Dune Buggies, with little Jerry asleep in the back. The weekends with John and Jerry with us from the time they could walk. Cutting wood, in the snow, in the rain, sitting on...

Lorene Provence & Family -
My sincere condolences. I had to write because I remember when I built Jiggs’ garage. Mid-January, temperature about 30 degrees. We were pouring a concrete floor and apron. Started in mid-afternoon and concrete would not set up because of cold weather. Well, anyway, Jiggs brought out a bottle of E & J Brandy that kept me pretty warm but would do nothing for the concrete. About 9:00 pm, Jiggs brought out another bottle and I don’t remember much after that....

I worked with Jiggs at the pulp mill. He was a great man, and he will be greatly missed

Lorene we are so sorry to here about Jiggs. I worked ,Played drove around the mountains with Jiggs cutting firewood or just for a ride.Jiggs was and still is a mentor to me and many outhers who knew him.

Dear Provence Family, My deepest sympathies to you all. Jiggs was such a happy, fun loving man. We met for the first time at my sisters home (Mary Lee Provence). He always had a smile on his face and a dance in his step. I wish our time spent together had been longer. I will miss you. God Bless, Wava Armatha, (Mary Lorene's daughter).

So sorry to loose my old buddy.We had many good times at the mall on Tuesdays.
He will be missed.

Lorene and family, We never really got to know you, but, we have heard many nice things said about you and Jiggs by your granddaughter Sherri. Our prayers are with you all, our condolences to you. Cherish the memories. With deepest sympathies Ed and Elsie Whitchurch