Franklin "Frank" Fazakerley Jr.

Dear Mike, Pam,Mark, and David.
Bro. Rick Hazekamp just called about
you dad. I am so sorry to hear that,
but I am sure he is happy where he
is and with your mom. I know you will
miss them, as I miss mine. I catch
myself wanting to call momma and
tell her some news I have. And that
has been awhile. I know God will keep you safe in His care and will
surely sustain you, especially now.
Love to you all. Cousin Judy Mangine

Mike & Mari - You are in my thoughts and prayers

The Larson family had the pleasure of living next door to the Fazerkerleys
for many years. Our sympathy to your family. Our Mom Margaret is now 90 and homebound but would like to send her sympathy.

You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Bob, Paula, Tyler & BreAnna

MIKE-and ALL OF YOUR FAMILY,
SORRY TO HEAR OF YOUR DADS
PASSING TO BE WITH YOUR MOM AND THE LORD. THEY WERE TWO OF
NICEST PEOPLE WE'VE EVER MET.
OUR THOUGHTS PRAYERS,
PERK and LARRY

Dear Pam and family,
So very sorry about your dad.
I'll always remember the fun on Evanston Ave.
All of you are in my thoughts.

Mike & Mari,
So sorry to hear about your Dad. You are in our thoughts & prayers.
Love You,
Larry & Sharron

God bless Frank and all his survivors. He indeed will be missed by each and everyone who ever met him. What a great guy with an awesome personality! Continue life with His strength and blessings and know that Frank is with you every step of the way. Regretfully we are in Florida so we will miss his services but do know our thoughts and prayers are with you.

May God Bless you at this time.

~Your family will be in our prayers!~

To The Family of Frank, especially the Grandchildren!

I just heard this afternoon, about the passing of Frank.So sorry to hear this. We all KNOW he is in heaven with OUR LORD and JESUS now.as he was such a good person and Grandpa!

God Bless, Mary Bowen Kalisz

From Steve, Brenda, Stacie & Jessica Tornga,

We're out in Boise, Idaho and the news of Uncle Frank's promotion into heaven is bittersweet. We'll miss hearing his laugh and the opportunity to visit with him, but we know he's enjoying his reunions with family and friends. We extend our sympathy to all of Uncle Frank's family and friends and wish we could be in Michigan for the funeral...but we can't. The Tornga family has enjoyed many great memories with Uncle Frank and Aunt June at the "cottage". All six of us "kids" learned to fish and to ski at Wolf Lake. They always made us feel welcome.

Another memory is the sleepless nights when the Kooi' clan would come over to play cards. The laughter shook the house and made appreciate their close friendship.

Good by, and God Bless...

To the family of Frank,
My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Frank achieved what many of us strive for, the world is a better place because he was here. I will miss him greatly.

Joan J. Raap