Birth date: Oct 28, 1935 Death date: Sep 1, 2010
Frank was born on October 28, 1935 and passed away on Wednesday, September 1, 2010. Frank was a resident of Dallas, Texas. Read Obituary
Uncle Frank you were always one of my favorite uncles. I loved the summers growing up when you would bring the kids up to stay with us at the farm. So glad that you always came up to the reunions. I will miss you. Say hi to my mom.
Mike, Kelly, Franky, Joey, Kim and Chris your dad will always be remembered as a good friend and neighbor. My heart goes out to you all in your time of sorrow. Just remember that he is now in God arms.
Mike and all the family, I so enjoyed working with your Dad over the years. I seems once you get into flooring you can never leave. Frank gave me so many good pieces of advice about business and friends. He will be sadly missed.
The memories he left, the stories we've heard; the fact that the on that fateful night, he enjoyed the company of his children – – yes he will be missed. Frank looked forward to the family reunions and he would always come into my office and say, "Darlin' can you look up the directions for me to go home on that computer?" So Frank, sadly for the last time, I have directions for you to go home: First, make a right onto Believeth Boulevard. Keep going straight through the Green Light, which is Jesus Christ. From there, you must turn onto the Bridge of Faith, which is over troubled water. When you get off the bridge, make a right turn and keep going straight. You are on the Kings Highway – Heaven bound! Keep going for three miles: One for the Father, One for the Son, and One for the Holy Ghost then exit off onto Grace Boulevard. From there, make a right turn on Gospel Lane. Keep going straight and then make another right on Prayer Road. As you go on your way, do not yield to the traffic on Temptation Avenue. Also, avoid Sin Street because it is a Dead End. Pass up Greed Avenue, Hypocrisy Street, Gossiping Road and Backbiting Boulevard. You have to go down Long-suffering Lane, Persecution Boulevard, and Trials and Tribulations Avenue. But that's okay, because Victory Boulevard is straight ahead! STAY THE COURSE FRANK. Oh and don't forget to check out Rainbow Bridge, there you will find the pets that left this earth and waited for you to come and find them again – – – – I think that crazy rooster will be there, too.
My deepest sympathy in your time of grief. May God Bless Frank, his family and friends. God has taken a great man to be with him in Heaven.
You were like a "Daddy" to many of us here at Dobson Floors. Your laughter will be missed along with that big ole smile and twinkling eyes. You stole our hearts many years ago, but we have been Blessed to have known someone as special as YOU. Love you with all my heart
Mike, So sorry for your loss. Know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. And if there is anything we can do please let us know. David & Susan
Dad will always be in your hearts as in mine. Stay close to each other, as you know he would expect, and know that he will always be with you.
