Larry Albert Franks

Dear Franks Family,
My sincere condolences on Larry's exit from this world. I hold strong belief that a whole new world awaits him. I hope you feel his presence from time-to- time because of the comfort that offers. I would also like to thank him for his years of dedicated public service as a Firefighter. We all forget about the daily contributions of our Police and Firefighter force until we have a specific need.

(Sister of Kathy Tuttle-Franks)

Lucy and family,

So sorry to hear about Larry. It is so sad to lose someone so dear to you. Your memories will surely bring you peace.

God's Peace to you and yours,
Sharon Phipps
(Peggy's friend)

To the Franks family,
May you find comfort in the love and kind wishes of your many many friends and relatives.

Scott & family:
I am sorry to hear of your father's death. May you find comfort in some wonderful memories of him. The pain of losing someone special is very hard to endure. Extending my heartfelt sympathy and prayers.

James L. "jim" Fiant
273 Hawthorn Rd.
Branson West MO.

I remember you well Larry
Travel In GODS Hands

He did it right his whole life and God will reward him for his faith in Jesus Christ.

Marilyn Kingman, Baytown, Texas
West High Class of 1958

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well-lived.

Lucy and children, Ronnie and Dannie.
I was so sorry to hear of my cousin Larry's death. The words just seem impossible to fathom. Even though Larry was older than I, I have some great memories of him. When I was about 10 or 12 years old, and Larry was stationed in Topeka, I rode home with him from Owen and Doreen's house after a visit. I can still see him driving in his khaki's. So handsome. We didn't talk a lot, but I remember it. And I really was in awe when I heard he was...