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Terri Cosgrove
February 23, 2024
Martha, I'm so sorry about Frank's passing. I'm sure you will have plenty of support from family and friends. But I want to thank you for supporting my dad so much since my mom passed. He loves hearing for you. You and Frank were always great neighbors. God bless.
Bobbi Williams
February 23, 2024
I honestly don't know my 1st memory of Frank. My earliest memories of gathering with my Ellis Clan & friends we considered family always had the Jackson there. Frank was always the kindest and seem to have the gentlest soul. I admittedly have not kept up or seen Frank in many years. I just know any conversation where his name came up was sure to be good one. Sending love and prayers to the Jackson family in this very difficult time. I love you guys.
Bobbi Jo Carrow Williams
Holly Blagburn
February 21, 2024
Talking to Frank about god and how blessed we are sharing the warmth of the Son as He shined upon us
Kathy Malone Campbell
February 20, 2024
Our deepest sympathies to Martha, Rick and families in their loss of Frank.
We were "Courtland Ave Kids" and grew up together. Frank was my brother´s age and Jim liked to think he was responsible for Frank´s interest in stamp collecting. They both enjoyed it till the end of their earthly days. In fact, Rick and I got them in touch with each other just prior to brother Jim´s passing. No surprise...they talked about stamps. That phone call meant so much to Jim. The voice of a childhood friend is priceless.
Rick and I are the same age and I remember Frank so fondly because he raised chinchillas and tutored me thru algebra! Wouldn´t have made it without his help.
Rest well friend Frank. May the many memories you´ve created both with and for your loved ones sustain them.
Kathy Malone Campbell and Dave
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Shawn McFarland
February 15, 2024
To Frank´s family, my heartfelt sympathy and condolence is with each of you. I was fortunate to have Frank as a close friend and neighbor for the past thirteen years and please know he will always be remembered as someone that I enjoyed being around. He had that sense of humor that I really appreciated. Frank - May you forever rest in Peace.
Shawn
Peggy G Lankford
February 15, 2024
A great part of any given day was driving on Gem Road going past the Jackson home. I always looked for Frank. He was riding the mower, Just working in the yard, or sitting in a lawn chair in front of the garage wearing his hat . Then honk and wave. SMILE MEMORY.
Stan and Kay Suggs
February 14, 2024
Frank and I first met at school in the first grade. While we didn´t stay in close contact over the years, I always considered him a good friend. My wife Kay was a close friend of Martha´s in high school. We both graduated from KHS with Martha and Frank in 1962. Our love and prayers go out to Martha and the family. Stan and Kay Suggs- Sylvania, Ohio
Jenny Golder
February 14, 2024
My absolute favorite memory of Frank is watching him party and dance the night away and his son's wedding to Terry. I have never seen a man dance and enjoy himself so much in all my life! I was just a kid at the time, but maybe, just maybe, that is why I love music and dancing so much. Frank and Martha and the Jacksons were my second family! I love you all so much. Rest easy Frank. Love Jenny
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