Frankie Foster

There are no words to convey my sorrow. There are no words to express how much I loved you. You were larger than life and now you are gone. There are no words.

Jimbo and Cecilia I am so sorry for your loss, I often think of growing up on Sylvan Road playing with all of my childhood friends, Frankie being one of them..it was a happy time and I am grateful for the memories I have of him. I ate my first delicious seashell spaghetti sitting on a bench in your kitchen. I have always loved my memories of Eachie, Adeline and their sweet family.
Anne Ferguson, (Cochran, GA)

I WAS SAD TO HEAR ABOUT FRANKIE. HE WAS ONE OF THOSE PEOPLE I THOUGHT WOULD LIVE FOR ALONG TIME. HE WAS A KIND MAN AND ALWAYS TOOK TIME TO TALK WITH ME AND HELP ME IF HE COULD. HE SAID HE WAS A GOOD FRIEND OF MY DADDY'S. SARA ANNE HARALSON

Frankie was such a good friend. I will truly miss him.

Frankie, what fun memories we all have....the cabin at Liberty Hill, the cow pasture softball games, coolers full beer and good old southern rock music! What would we have done without Foster's Bar, I know Coop and I must have gone every night!!! Time gets away but the memories stay forever, we love you and will miss you. Cooper and Beverly McHugh

Linny,

Kenny and I are so sorry for the loss of your dad. He was a great friend to us and we are going to miss all of the good times we shared with him such as the delicious spaghetti dinners he cooked for us (with roast) on Sundays after fishing and then going back to fish for the rest of the day and the low country boils with us pickin and him grinnin! Love ya

I am saddened to learn of Frankie's passing. Although I have not seen Frankie in more than a decade, I have many happy memories of our friendship growing up in LaGrange. I remember Frankie as my first playmate during my preschool years when I lived on the corner of Gordon St. and Sylvan Dr. We were classmates through grammar school, junior high, and high school, and we rode together between LaGrange and Atlanta many times as we were attending college in the Atlanta area. My prayers are with Frankie's family in this time of sorrow and loss.

Frankie was a great friend, a man of his word, a wealth of information, and as sincere as possible. He will be sorely missed by a lot of people. I wish everyone could learn from his integrity.

I will always treasure the time I had with Frankie and his family. Those times have never been forgotten. Even though we hadn't spoken in years, Frankie knows that I will always love him and that he will always have a very special place in my heart. My prayers go out to his family and friends. We were all blessed to have known such a kind man with unconditional love. God Bless You, Frankie.

Cecilia, I'm sorry to hear about Frankie. It is said that to live in the hearts of those we leave behind means we never die. I know Frankie will always be in your heart.. My prayers are with you and your family.

Dear Linny & Lindsey,
Our heart goes out to both of you. So very sorry for your loss.
- Josh and Shannon New

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I am so sorry to hear about Frankies passing. Holding you all up in prayer. Much Love

Rest in peace Frankie, it was an honor to know you. Lamar Stewart (Palouse, WA)

Rest in peace Frankie, It was an honor to know you. Lamar Stewart

So sorry to hear of Frankie's passing. He was a good man, a good teammate a lot of years ago and really fun to be around.God Bless the family. He will be missed.

dear Cecilia and Jimbo,
i think of the way we grew up on Sylvan Road -- a family with many mothers,dads and siblings. we should be the envy of the world.
i am so sorry Frankie is the first sibling to leave us.
martha love

RIP Frankie. We will miss you terribly. Thank you for the love you so freely gave my family.

My dearest Frankie I will miss you so! He was so a good friend during my years in LaGrange while I attended college. God bless the family during this most difficult time. All my love to each of you.