Missing you more an more everyday. I love you poppy

Poppy not a day goes by i don't think of you. I miss you so much and it doesn't seem to get any easier. The one year is fast approaching and it's killing me. I keep catching myself going to call you, like I always did, and I stop myself, an begin to cry. Please keep watching over us all, a give all the family a big hug for me. When my time comes. I'll be watching for all of you at the pearly gates. i love you so so much.  I know that's heavens reunion was one you have been wanting for many years. until I get to see you an everyone again. i love you... I really miss my family. 

Just hearing that my best friend has passed on, I know u r n a better place. Sorry I couldn't see u before u gained your wings, but I no we had a bond as no other. You will never be forgotten always in my heart u will be! Tell my granny I love her an y'all hold me a spot! I'll see in the Looong run ole man my Frankie Poo!!! Love always SarahJo

First time I met Frank was at Philip Morris USA...he was one of the kindest people I've ever got to know...I'm thankful to have become one of his PM buddies..he will be missed dearly..so sorry for your loss..God bless!

I have nothing but wonderful memories of my time spent with Uncle Frank and Aunt Aline  .  I loved his kind heart, his love for family, and his love for music. I am so proud to have had him in my life as my uncle. 🤟🤟

I will never forget all the weekends spent at Nana and Poppy's house on Shuck Lane with my cousins, Philisia and Kristal, as a child.  After spending all day outside in the pool during the summer, we would stay up late together upstairs (when 1 of our dads hadn't moved in up there again! Lol) pretending like we were grown and it was our own apartment, or all piled into the back bedroom together, including playing in the closet under the stairs like Harry Potter, until after Poppy got home from working 2nd shift at Phillip Morris and we would have to lay down.  The next morning we would all run into Nana and Poppy's room, diving onto the bed with him and kissing all over his face until he woke up.  Afterwards, he would get up and take us to eat breakfast at McDonald's, then to drive his S10 around the parking lot of Minor Lane Elementary while he shot basketball.  We were hands down the best underage drivers ever thanks to this man! 😉❤️

I was trying to help my sister take care of her boys Frank was the best thing to ever happen to her he got involved and started taking care of her and the kids thay bought a house Frank took over the roll of father never questioned whether they were his or not God only made a few men like him Aline got lucky she found one of them

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Frank was born on February 12, 1937 in Bowling Green, Kentucky to the late Ed &amp; Neely Wilson. He is also preceded in death by his wife, Dorothy Mattingly Wilson; sons, Phillip Kiper, Bill Kiper and Damon Kiper.


Frank is survived by his son, Robin Dale Wilson; grandchildren, Robin Estelle Wilson, Kassi Wood, Pat Elam, Christie Kiper, Philisia Flint (Jerry), Kandace Arnoux (Steven), Kristal Wimberley (Brad), Will Kiper, Edward Kiper and Damon Kiper (Tiffany) and many loving great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren.

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Frank Wilson

12 February, 1937 – 11 November, 2021

Evergreen Funeral Home & Cemetery

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