Franklin R. Wilkins

To Aunt Mary, our sympathies in this time of loss. Know that you are in our prayers. Mom has said that no matter how long you have your mate, it is never enough time. So true.

I am thankful that I had been able to meet with Uncle Frank as an adult and appreciate his humor and graciousness that is the hallmark of the Wilkins clan. He will be missed greatly.

On behalf of my mother,Monetta Wilkins, and my daughter, Alexandra Scott, I extend our sympathies to the family.

Uncle Frank, a patriot, father, loving husband. To me he was always a happy-spirited person, with a smile that made everything seem just right. He will always be remembered dearly in my thoughts. At this time of mourning, we must as a family celebrate a life well lived.

To my Aunt Mary, please accept my deepest sympathies during this time of sorrow and may God bless you. I’m sorry that I am unable to attend the ceremony to personally convey my heartfelt sentiment. Uncle Frank...

Uncle Frank will surely be missed, I'm glad I was able to travel hundreds of miles to visit him before the Lord called him home to be with his other brother's and sister's, a generation gone but not forgotten.

I'm sorry that I am unable to travel this time to attend the ceremony to express my condolences, please accept my deepest sympathies during this time of sorrow.

Earle Greene (nephew)

I remember Uncle Frank as a kind and charming man, with a quick wit and a great sense of humor. His quick smile and his passion for life touched us all, as does his passing.

I’m sorry that I am unable to attend the ceremony to express a more personal sentiment. Please accept my deepest sympathies during this time of sorrow.

Warmest regards,
Marcus Wilkins (son of Henry and Rean)

I am so sorry for the loss of Frank. Having only met him two times, I recall, with a smile, his grace and sincerity.
Vicki Wilkins, wife of Marcus Wilkins.