We have lost one of our angels.I have many fond memories of my past Aunt Fran and her family. No one put out a spread of delicious food like she did when we came to visit. She never lost her youthful voice and even as she struggled with her own health, she was upbeat and only talked about it if asked. She will truly be missed by our family. I like to think that her son Michael and my Uncle Bill were waiting for her with open arms so happy to be with her again.

Sorry for your loss of your special loved one, heaven has gained another angel, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time and my sincere condolences, Jill spoke so highly of her grandmother and I know she will be missed by all.

I am so very sorry to see Fran has passed. This is Helen Wass, her hairdresser. She has been on my mind. I mistakenly deleted the phone number of her daughter. Fran was a great lady. I really enjoyed talking with her. She was so easy to talk to and just a down to earth person. Boy, i will miss her. Prayers to you all.

Aunt Fran I know we didn’t see each other often but when we did it was awesome. Like when you came to my moms and I said you need some bling with that top and I gave you mine!! I know you will rest in peace with aunt Alice and aunt Pat to guide the way. Until we meet again… love you very very much.

My condolences to the Christie family. I never had the pleasure of directly meeting Mrs. Christie. But I've spent some time with her son Jake, who I just think is a great person. He's one of those all-around good people -- smart, witty, funny and a lively person to be around. So kudos to Mrs. Christie, as well as Mr. Christie, for raising an awesome son. I'm sure Jake is a great representation of the Christie family's legacy. Love and prayers to you all.