Bobby Cook and siblings.  I am so sorry I couldn't make it today.  I fell yesterday on my porch steps and cut my finger real bad..  Deciding if I should go and get it stitched.  I know you are hurting right now.  Thinking of all of you!
Jenny Armitage. Please pass to Bobby Cook.  He doesn't have internet.

I am so sorry about Frankie Jean.  She had the most beautiful smile.  I remember her at Grandma Hazel's and Uncle Ray's New Years Eve parties.  I remember meeting Jodi, Carrie, and another Jenny!  You all were so cute!  I know the loss of a mother isn't easy.  Try to remember the good times!  Love, Jenny Armitage Dave and Gloria's oldest twin

To the family,

Frankie was a beautiful soul placed on this Earth as a gift to us all. She was simply a precious soul, one that we should aspire to be.  I loved the fact she had the same first name as my own grandma and we laughed about that a few times 

Ginger,  my thoughts are with you. Garrett, find peace in knowing you had the best of all grandmas out there.  Sending you a virtual hug. 

Lisa Pleasant

Sorry for your loss.

David Thomas, Vietnam friend of Kenny's.

My sincere condolences.  I wanted to share that although the Scnurpel family only knew me for my early years (elementary), Frankie made a very positive impression on me as a young child.  Her interest and involvement in my time spent with Ginger... especially on our premier authoring project.... made an impact.  A perfect example of how you never know what impact you have in others.  I think of my short friendship with Ginger and time with her family fondly. It really did make a difference! My love to the family and wish for peace as they move through this 🙏 ❤️

Frankie always had a beautiful smile . She was a blessing. Always remembered her at the Foxworthy Blair reunions. She will be missed.

Wayne and Frankie were such a beautiful couple, and they had very beautiful children as well.  I remember they came to many of the Blair Reunions over the years, and brought their children and grandchildren, too.  I remember one year Frankie asked me if there was any plain fruit, as one of the grandchildren could not eat much of our "picnic" fare.  I think I ran back to the house to get a banana.  After that, I always tried to have some fresh fruit for the children.

Another time, I came to Indianapolis or Avon for the funeral of one of the Blair first cousins, and Frankie invited me to sit with her.  She made everyone feel so special and loved.  That's how she made me feel, and I know we will all miss her.  But I look forward to seeing her lovely smile greeting me when I step into Heaven for I know I will see her again, and we will have a Great, Grand Reunion for sure!

Dear Schnurpel family -
We are so sorry for the loss of your matriarch, Frankie! What a vibrant and loving woman! May your memories bring you comfort and peace. You are in our thoughts and prayers. 😢❤️🙏
Our love,
Gayle and Larry Webb

Sweet little Frankie; you were just 3 years old when I first met you. I’m your 3rd cousin; Ruth Plank-Condon was my mother, and Mary Leota Cook-Plank was my granny; Grandma Elizabeth, Lizzie, Cook was my Great-Grandmother. I regret that my mom passed before I learned where you lived. I am happy that I came to meet you, several years ago with my brother, John Condon & wife Debbie. When I first met you, I was 12 years old (1950); I stayed with my Great-Aunt Bertie for several days. I had such a great time meeting all  my Cook relatives, especially your dad Frank.  Frankie and I had been given natural gifts in music from God. On Friday night, Frank managed to get me into a local place where he was” the piano man”, so I could sing with him. Today, in my mind, that memory is as vivid as it was that Friday night, so long ago; Say hello to your dad; 
RIP Frankie.
Judy Condon-Miller

OBITUARIO

Frankie Jean Schnurpel

29 octubre, 1947 – 16 enero, 2025

Family Funeral Care-Rockville West

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