Condolence: Dear Sweet Francis, Today is April 25, 2012. I was on Facebook a few hours ago and ordered a magazine subscription. The subscription was free so I thought I would share the link to the magazine with another friend of mine, so I hit the back button to get the link to the info page and instead of my information filled out with adress, etc., there was your moms info and adress filled in. I wondered how in the (world) could something like that happen as I have never put your name or address in my computer before! This is actually the computer that my son just got for Christmas in December,. How could this be? Who wants to contact me? There has to be an explanation?? I lost your phone number about a year ago when I got a new cell phone and your calls stopped at some point I dont remember. I decided to search your number to find the Dawsonville number had been turned off, so I called JB. He informed me of your stroke and death which saddens me so much. You were like a wierd sister to me. I know how much you SUFFERED after your brothers death and it affected you to the point of no return. No one should suffer like you did and I know you are with the LORD now and with your brother and father now. Francis, I cant explain the wierd magazine thing but I'm sure you wanted me to know. I will always love and remember you and i'm so glad your home now. love, Mary Robertson

Condolence: I'm very sorry for your lost. May God help you through the most difficult times and give you hope through his word. (Romans 15:4; Revelation 21:4)

Condolence: Heartfelt sympathy to the family of my classmate at DCHS from Bill and me. Virginia Jenkins Edmonds

Condolence: Heartfelt sympathy to the family of my classmate at DCHS from Bill and me. Virginia Jenkins Edmonds

Condolence: You have our sympathy and prayers. Maxine Barker Phillips, John Barker, and Carol Barker Roper

Condolence: Dear Pauline and Family,I was saddened just now to learn of Francis' death. So many great memories from our school days together and the long years of friendship follwing high school.I hope you can be somewhat consoled by the wonderful memories you shared with her durning her life.Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you in your loss.Respectfully, Fred Stowers...Class of '55

Condolence: We are sorry for your loss and will keep you in our prayers.

Condolence: Always remember to forget the troubles that pass your way: BUT NEVER forget the blessings that come each day.

Condolence: My Frances:I have such wonderful memories of you and I................. My childhood weekends spent with you contained so much fun and so much love!!! You always let me cook and bake cakes, you allowed me to stay up late to watch Johnny Carson, drink coffee and eat pecan sandies!!! (Remember when I thought 30 was ancient and when I got into trouble for listening on the 'party line."??? HA! HA!!) I will continue to remember all the priceless moments and love you shared with me and brought into my life.I will always love you..............