Frankie Eugene Smith

To My Honey,

I love you so much. It is so hard trying to deal with losing you. Its like your only off-island for training and soon I expect you to walk through that door. Words cannot express how much I miss you. You were my soul mate, my lover, my best friend.

Becoming a police officer was always your dream and I'm glad that you had the chance to fulfill it. I have always been very proud of you, for who you are and for all that you have accomplished.

I will do my...

Frank, Terri and family,
My heart goes out to Eugene's wife and kids, and to Gerald and Lani. The bond between parents and their child is so great, I can't imagine the pain that you are going through. All I know, is that being neighbors in California, Frank and Terri has such a close bond with their kids and love their kids so much. My deepest condolences to you all. May the Lord Bless and guide him as he walks towards the light. We were close as neighbors and I feel the pain as a...

My sincere condolences goes out to you and your family. Frankie was a great Officer and a dear friend and he will certainly be missed by many. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

My heartfelt prayers are with you and your family at this time. I met Frankie through my brother who is on the Guam Police Department. He was a good friend to my brother and he will be missed by all.

My condolences go out to you in your time of need. I want you to know Tish that you are in my thoughts and prayers. I want you to know if you need someone to talk too you can call me. My number is 734-3170. Always a friend Evelyn Charfauros

To Tishawnna and family, my warmest sympathies. I knew Frankie from the 368th MP Co and we had always kept in contact whether out and about or for Harley stuff he and my husband enjoys. Take care and know that you will be in my prayers and he will be in our hearts.

Our thoughts and Prayers are with your family during your time of loss. I had the opportunity to work with Smitty for several years and will always remember the dedication he had to his chosen profession.

To the Smith family, my deepest condolences on your lose. Frankie and I knew eachother from the AF reserves and I just heard about his lose here in Iraq and I will pray for the lord to give you
strength during your time of sorrow.

To Tish & the girls, and the family...Our lives are richer for knowing such a wonderful man as "Uncle Frankie". He may be gone, but as long as we keep him our hearts, he'll never be forgotten.

God Bless you and everyone who feels the hole in our hearts. He will be missed.