Frank A. Woodhams

I met Frank when I was 10 years old...I was buying rabbit feed. Frank and his brother always was teasing me alot. One day Frank asked me if I would like some chicks. Not knowing how to care for them(10to12 chicks) he also gave me some feed. Well it only took a few weeks until they started fighting and for me to be told,they were all roosters!!!!!. well I guess they had good laugh over that. I used to stop and see him when he lived on the lake as my good friend was Lynn Shira just...

I remember when I was 10 years old I would go to the mill to buy rabbit feed when Frank asked if I would like some chicks and he even gave me some feed..I didnt know at the time the chicks were all roosters. He had quite a laugh when I went back in and told him my discovery. I used to stop and see him when he lived at the lake.I always came away inspired with what I learned from our chats. May he rest in peace.

Frank was a kind and generous man. He will not be forgotten

To the Family, so sorry for your lose. Always enjoyed being with Frank and Geraleen. I bowled for many years with Frank, then the team went out to eat with our wives at the end of the season. What a time we had, such memories. Will always remember Frank being at Little Brothers Elevator in Kalamazoo when going there, prior to the time of Prairie Feed and Grain. A Great Couple.

Sorry to hear of the passing of your Dad.You were so blessed to have him so many years. I hope you all are doing well. Prayers to you all.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. Susan,Terry,Shelley,Stephanie, I love you all xoxo

So sorry to hear about Uncle Frank's passing. I remember thinking as a child that he was my handsome Uncle. He lived a good life and always had a smile for me.