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2014
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Frances with Sugar (taken in 2002)
Cindy & Richard Gertz
November 11, 2014
Frances was such a special person. We loved her spirit and spunk! We feel blessed to have known her. We're sad that she is gone. We'll miss her!
Frances with Sugar (taken in 2002)
Cindy & Richard Gertz
November 11, 2014
November 1, 2014
Terry, Isaac and I have such wonderful memories of spending time with Melvin and Frances at their mountain home. Frances was a woman who was simply ahead of her times and I enjoyed being around her so very much. A life well lived for sure, and some adventure along the way--absolutely. We celebrate her life and our memories of her create lots of smiles. Debra Hadsall
October 27, 2014
Dear Ron, Frances was one of the sweetest fun woman that I've ever known. When I joined Arapahoe Chapter NSDAR Frances was one of the officers and welcomed me with open arms. She will be missed. I'm so very sorry for your loss.
Kay Seale, Past Regent, NSDAR
Don & Corinne Braasch
October 26, 2014
Her soul now radiates in a higher dimension. We love you and miss you Frannie!
Sue Wells
October 23, 2014
My Aunt Frances was a wonderful, unselfish, and a very thoughtful lady. She had a great and remarkable life. She traveled around and lived in many places before moving to Boulder.
She will be missed very much. Aunt Frances was very dear to me, and inspired me so much in life. She added a lot to my life and my wonderful memories of her will never be forgotten. She recently told me when I saw a butterfly, to think of her, as she loved butterflies.
May God Bless all that knew her as well as all of the Veterans that she gave so much to and added to their lives.
Sue Ralston Wells
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