Morris "Frank" Franklin Livingston

He was born in Sneads Grove, NC on November 3, 1941 the son of the late Eugene Livingston and Wilma Livingston.

Frank was always a hard working man in his life, from when he was young working at his families service station, to helping granddaddy on the farm. Later in his life he worked in the hospitality industry, to being a very successful insurance broker for twenty-eight years who his wife and daughter will continue on in his memory. He was a God fearing christian man, who loved God and wanted to tell everyone about his love for God. In his life he attended many different churches where he served as a deacon/elder and youth leader. He served as hospital chaplain at Richland Memorial Hospital for many years. He was a hospice volunteer and contributed his time helping with the homeless with the Street Reach of Brunswick County. He loved to spend time with his two youngest grandchildren, Bradley and Brookelynn, which brightened up his day.

After a long illness with Lewy Body/ Parkinson's Disease , He fought hard not to let it take over with doing his physical therapy or attending Cape Fear Fitness where Mary Beth would help him with strength building.

He was a true "Tarheel fan" and he coached from his chair while watching the games.

Surviving are his beloved wife of 34 years, Sylvia Saieed Livingston; a daughter Heather Gleason (Patrick) of the home; he has five other children from a previous marriage, Elizabeth Hafner (Joe) of Millers Creek, NC, Rebecca Leaird (Tim) of Taylorsville, NC, Patricia Livingston, Cecelia Saunders and Morris Livingston, Jr; eleven grandchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren; three sisters, Sarah Rollings (Fred), Carol Coughenour (Jim) and Sue Rudisill; many nieces and nephews.

A celebration of his life will be held 1:00 pm on Saturday July 23, 2022 in Peacock-Newnam White Funeral and Cremation Service Chapel by Pastor Jimmy Perryman officiating.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.peacocknewnamwhite.com for the Livingston family.

In lieu of flowers request donations may be sent to SECU Hospice House of Bolivia, 955 Mercy Lane Bolivia, NC 28422 as well as his favorite charity, St Jude's Children's Hospital.

At Frank's request that family and friends wear bright colors as a celebration of his life