FRANKLIN-SHIPP-Obituary

FRANKLIN HAROLD SHIPP

Birmingham, Alabama

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SHIPP, FRANKLIN HAROLD, age 77, Corner went to be with the Lord on January 26, 2010. Funeral services will be Friday, January 29, 2010 at 1:00 p.m. at Mt. Zion Baptist Church with burial to follow in Mt. Zion Cemetery. Dr. Sammie Reid and Dr. Sid Cottingham will officiate. Visitation will be...

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Katheryn and family,
We have always proudly referred to Katheryn and Franklin as Ben's Alabama "grandparents". The love your family has shown us and your early influence on Ben will always be greatly appreciated. Franklin holds a special place in all our hearts and we will miss him very much. We love you and our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Larry and Charlcie

Dennis and I send our deepest sympathy to you and your family.We love you and Franklin so much as part of our church family.Always so caring for others.
Always a blessing to each person he came into contact with.
Our prayers are always with you and your family. Our Love,
Dennis & Judy Gilmer &
Our Little Children

Jimmy, Greg & Sandra,

We are very sorry about the loss of your father and uncle. Your shared memories of him will sustain you.

Peggy & John Russom

Katheryn and family...Franklin was so loved by all. He will be greatly missed. I am proud to have known him all these years. He so loved his sons, Greg and Jim, and was always so proud of them and all of their accomplishments. You have many friends and family that are here to support you. Franklin is rejoicing in heaven today!

To Greg, Brannon, Hunter and the rest of the Shipp family, We are so sorry for the loss of Mr. Shipp. We hope your memories of him will bring you comfort.
John, Traci and Bobby Spain

Kathryn and Family,
I am so sorry to hear about Franklin. He was a wonderful man. I remember when Franklin helped me when Gary passed away. I have always appreciated that. You will have many tough days and years ahead, but trust in the Lord to give you the comfort that you will need.
Sandy Allinder Washington

Uncle Frank was the rock of our family and will be greatly missed. His legacy left to us is the love he had for God, family, church family, community and really everyone he came in contact with. I'm sure there's a wonderful celebration going on in Heaven! Aunt Katheryn, Greg, Jim, grandchildren: I know you'll have difficult days ahead, but remember Uncle Frank's strength and faith and that will see you through. I love you,

Kathryn & sons,

Scott and I extend our deepest sympathy to you and all the family during this difficult time. Franklin was always nice and helpful to us on cemetery matters during the past years.
May God wrap HIS arms of love around you. So sorry we cannot be there to personally extend our sympathy to you.
Lacy & Scott Eaves
Orange Beach, AL