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Franklin Lee Akin passed away in Bonham, Texas on Sunday, January 15, 2023. He was born in Sherman, Texas to Jack and Princess Akin on April 25, 1942. Frank enjoyed doing cowboy day work and fishing. He is preceded in death by his mother and father, sister, Naoma Sue Akin and brother, Donnie Ross Akin.
A graveside service will be held at 10AM, Friday, January 20, 2023 at Sadler Cemetery in Whitesboro.
Frank is survived by his sister, Janice Heard of Wichita Falls, Texas, several nieces and nephews and a host of friends.
Everetta Leverett Holbert
January 30, 2023
I just found out about Frank (today).I am so very sorry for his passing.I met Frank in the 80’s and he was such a nice and caring man.I will be praying for Frank’s loved ones.
Judy Barnes
January 21, 2023
Sorry for your loss Have fond memories of Frank growing up next door Take care Judy Dickey Barnes
Dan & Brenda Reeves
January 21, 2023
We so sorry to hear of Frank's passing and didn't know until after his service was held or would've been there. He was a good, honest and hardworking man. Rest in peace now Frank. You are with your Ruby again !
Margaret Eldredge
January 21, 2023
My brother was a class ahead of Frank. As a little girl, seeing Frank on his horse riding around Sadler was the best! I would visit his horse mainly. I was horse crazy. His dad built the house i grew up in and it still stands. It was built in 55. RIP. Hugs to his family.
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Susan (cody) Moody
January 21, 2023
Since Frank was a friend and classmate of my sister's, I remember him coming over to our house often. His mother Princess, was a sweet lady. Prayers to his family upon his passing.
Mary A Cody-Anderson
January 20, 2023
I just wanted to reach out to tell you how saddened I am by Frank’s passing. Unfortunately, for health reasons, I was unable to attend the service. He and I started first grade together and was in school together all the way through. I fondly remember Frank as being such a nice, sensitive guy while we were growing up in Sadler. We lost contact after high school, but through the years, I’ve kept up with him through family & friends. With warm thoughts & prayers for his family and his friends during their time of sorrow. God Bless
Patty Leach McMinn
January 17, 2023
I am so very sorry. Frank was special to me as a child. He trained our colts and helped me learn to ride. Jack and Princess were the best of friends to my grandparents, James and Audrey Hester. Your family was always important to our family. May the Lord bring you all peace and comfort.
Bill DeBerry, Jr. & Andrew DeBerry
January 16, 2023
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
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