Fran Lawrence

My deepest condolences to the Lawrence family. I met Fran 3-1/2 years ago working next door to Fear of Flying office where she volunteered. Fran was such a sweet person and it is hard to believe we won't be seeing her in the office, sharing a story and some laughs. May she rest in peace! Kind regards, Cathy Myers

It's so hard to believe that Fran has gone on to be with God. I will miss her dearly! May God grant her family with all that they need to get through this time of bereavement.

I worked with Fran at Block Advisors for 18+ years, she is/was such a doll and is/was such a hoot! Her energy and loveliness will stay with me forever. Let's not forget her yummy muffins she would bring to the office every Sunday during tax season and along with her beautiful smile she is someone I will never forget.
Everyone at our office was so sad to hear the news of her passing but I know she will be happy in heaven with her beloved husband and her other family members who loved her so much. Please be happy in heaven lovely Fran.

Fran was my mother's best friend. They did so much together. In their younger years they were there for their children. I was the oldest in my mother's family. Fran was there for every major event in my life. She made my prom dress. She made a cake for every event that we asked her to. Her and Pete were always there for us. She had a heart bigger than anyone I have ever known. I will miss her forever, I ho[e that whe nues she goes to heaven that her, my mom, dad, and Pete will be there to watch over us. She is an amazing woman, and I will never forget her. Maggie and Katie, you had the most wonderful mother in the world, I hope you know that..... I know you do. We have lost one the the TRUE treasures of this world.
I love you both. Jeri

Fran is one of my classmates from Mercy High School, Burlingame. We graduated in 1952. Thank you to the famiIy for her lovely obituary in the 01/09 SF Chronicle. Fran partnered with me in 2012 to present a Reunion experience for our Class of '52 in conjunction with the annual Reunion of all classes at the Kohl Mansion. I remember Fran as a friendly, soft-spoken woman with a gentle sense of humor. High school classmates, as we know, scatter to the winds but are never forgotten. I hope that Fran's last days were as pain free as possible and am certain the love of her family eased her transition. I send my heartfelt condolences to Fran's family. Even though Fran lived a full and happy life, we are never ready to release our loved ones. My wish for you all is peace and gratitude that she was so central to your lives.