Frank,

It's hard to believe that you've been gone a year.  Rest in peace my friend.

  His parents, Dorothy Lee Caffey McGregor and Harrison McGregor,  both graduated from  Mangum, OK  HS in 1939 .  His grandfather, Dr. McGregor, was an early day doctor in Mangum and a partner with Dr. Border.  Joy Grant, Greer County Historian

I am still so shocked and words can never express the loss I felt at the news of a dear friend and colleague's passing.  My heat and deepest condolences go out to all his family and also to our other Co-Workers at Kampco Foods Inc.

Dear Frank,

You were my mentor & my friend.  Whenever I called you with a legal question, you always made time in your busy day to offer counsel to a less experienced attorney.  I have great memories of our times together at Perimeter Center, the OBA Solo & Small Firm Conferences, & playing golf at Choctaw Creek.  You were a good man in everything you did:  Student, athlete, CPA, attorney, husband, father & friend.  My wife, Terry, & I were honored when you & Cherie attended our daughter's wedding.  We will keep your family in our prayers.  I'll miss you Frank.  The world was a better place for your having been in it.  It will be a lonelier place without you.

Frank will be missed by all who knew him.  He was always such a genuinely nice person!  Our prayers to Frank's family.

A wonderful and kind person who will missed by all who knew him.  I had the honor of working with Frank many years ago.  I am proud to call him a friend. He was an inspiration to all.  Frank's family are in our prayers.

Growing up in OKC, we lived only a couple of blocks from the McGregors and I have memories of going over to their house. Frank's sister, Cathy, and I were in the same class at NWC high school and, of course, I remember Frank well.  My sympathies to his entire family at his sudden passing.

Having worked with Frank's dad, Dr. F.H. McGregor, I've known this wonderful family since the late 60s. His dad was so proud of his children and shared wonderful stories about them and Dorothy. I feel blessed to have known them.  Carol Mangham, OKC

Frank's picture should be in the dictionary to define "Gentleman." He was very accomplished man and was always a pleasure to be around.  My prayers go out for his family.

We met briefly the night before his passing.  We all wore smiles at the convening of our Fraternity brothers, as we see each other so seldom now. 
Frank gave us a gift...  The gift of enjoying friendship and family in the present.  
Too few us us do this, and sometimes it takes one close to us passing to remind us just how special each moment is.  
Thank you Frank!
Phi Alpha!

Frank walked in the steps of Jesus----now they are together.
Will miss you Frank--'yer 'ole pal, Red Ball. Phi Alpha, brother Frank.

He enriched my life.  I'm grateful to have known him.

Basil Bigbie

Frank,  you were such a sweet dear man.  You didn't really know me but you would always have a smile and speak.  You were one of a kind. God bless you and your family. Grace and peace be with you .

I was Frank's English teacher at Northwest Classen;  he was one of my brightest and most enjoyable students.  i have many fond and funny memories of him.  several years ago at, i think, the evening of excellence, he was with his father.  he came up and re-introduced himself and we had a delightful conversation.  i am so sorry for your loss;  may you be blessed by friends and family on this sad journey.
healing hugs,
judy garrett

 Frank was smart, humble, caring and extremely kind.  He made this world a better place by his presence-guess God needed him to make Heaven a better place. Peace and comfort to his family.

This is such a loss for those of us who have known Frank for over 50 years. He was the kindest man I've ever known. Please let me extend my condolences to Cherie and their children and Cathy.

Frank was one of my best friends since 1966 up until the day he passed away.
I have some great memories of the times we spent together at not only NWC but at OU as room mates. To make it short, Frank was without a doubt one of the nicest, gentlest, honest men you could ever meet with such a contagious smile. I'm gonna miss you BUDDY !!!
My prayers go out to the family.
Rocket

May God bless your family with comfort and rain beautiful memories upon you forever.

Frank, there will never be another man of your dignity, decency and humbleness! You wIll truly be missed!
Linda Roark

Frank possessed the rare gift of making you feel special and were the only one in the room that mattered, when interacting with him. I feel fortunate to have known him since grade school & when he played little league football for my dad. Every single time we were together through our adult years he'd always talk about how much he liked my dad, and he would make me smile. Cherie, Harrison, and Cathy, may your pain soon be replaced with the wonderful memories of the time you shared with him.

Frank helped me on many occasions. He was a very kind and generous man. Truly sorry for your loss. Prayers for you in this difficult time.

Deepest condolences to Frank's family. May the strength from GOD comfort and sustain you during this very difficult time now and in the future.

It was an honor to know Frank and to call him a friend.  You will be missed, Frank.

I always enjoyed visiting with Frank.  He will be missed.

I was a fraternity brother of Frank's and was in Las Vegas with him.  It was such a shock to all us that were there.  Having been on the same flight out and had breakfast with him that unforgettable day makes it even harder to think of him as no longer being with us.  He will always be in my thoughts and prayers.  His life was a living testament to the rest of ours and  gives us all hope and a better direction of how we should live our lives.  Sharon and I wish his family our sincere condolences. 
Phi Alpha my friend...

So sorry for your loss. ...Frank was a really great person and he will be missed. ...prayers for all of you.

It was an honor seeing Frank last year.  Brought back many memories of him and his sister Cathy.  Thank you both for the honor of knowing both of you.  My Prayers to all of the McGregor family.

I worked with Frank many years ago.  I will never forget his kindness and humor that never failed to show in all that he did. I will cherish my memories of a honorable man and a life well lived. My deepest sympathy to his family.

I inadvertently left off my name on the entry I made. (Joanne Carpenter Thompson). I'm still in a state of shock as I'm sure many of us are.

Frank was one of the most beloved members of our class, if not the most beloved.  He was kind, generous and never met a stranger.  Losing Frank is a huge loss to our class and to his many friends.  I feel privileged to have been one of his friends and will miss him dearly.  My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. He will be genuinely missed. Rest in peace my cherished friend.  You are loved.

Frank was a person of great honor.  Although richly blessed with many talents, he was authentically humble and filled with gentle humor and a ready laugh.  He led a noble, generous life.  Cherie, Heather and Harrison remain in our prayers.  Memories of Frank remain in our hearts.

Frank was a special man.  He was very smart but somehow he always was humble.  He was kind, a good friend to many.  He will be missed.

OBITUARY

Frank Harrison McGregor III

22 June, 1950 – 1 May, 2015

Memorial Park Cemetery

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