Frank - gone.  But not forgotten.  Hope Laura and boys doing well. Maggie

Frank my friend I was looking for you every where and found this in the internet that you  past! I’m very saddened I haven’t seen you in over 18 years I miss you we’ve had so much fun! You will be missed! May God have you in his Glory and also with your dad! RIP

Sandra Lopez ❤️ you!

I'm so sorry for Frank's passing. He will be missed. 

I had the pleasure of knowing Frank for over 25 years.  I always enjoyed our catch up calls and hearing about his successes in business along with his news about Laura and the boys.  Frank was a true gentleman and a wonderful friend.  He'll be missed.  God bless you Frank.  

I grew up with Frank around when I was a little girl in San Francisco, and he was so sweet to me. He had a great sense of humor and tolerated my antics and let me put bows in his hair. He was always smiling and made me laugh. He introduced me to boiled peanuts, peach cobbler, boating and jet skiing when I visited him later in Atlanta and North Carolina. I have only fond memories of Frank and am so sad to hear of his passing. 

Dear Yarborough family, The news of Frank's passing was so shocking.  We remember him quite fondly from when he lived in San Francisco.  Frank was always so kind to my daughters.  Sending you all good thoughts in this time of sorrow.

Sincerely,  Maureen Fox and family

Frank Yarborough, my beloved friend of 34 years was a passionate and strong man, a smart and committed man, an optimistic man…a great man. We shared many great times, joyful conversations filled with laughter. Last year we traveled to Cabo (a few pics posted)  and had an epic great time enjoying superb food (and margs),  successful deep sea fishing, turbo-charged dune buggy racing at the beach, and our passion for boating. I will miss you Frankie, but this prose has helped with my broken heart: “I’d like the memory of me to be a happy one. I’d like to leave an afterglow if smiles. When life is done, I’d like to leave an echo whispering softly down the ways of happy times and laughing times, and bright sunny days.I’d like the tears of those who grieve to dry before the sun of happy memories that I have when I am in heaven.” I will miss my friend always, I know Frankie you have found paradise in Heaven and are forever pain free. Our thoughts and prayers are with you Laura, family, and boys during these heartbreaking times.🙏

Like many others who have posted here, Frank and I met at MSA in Atlanta in the mid-80’s. We have shared many get together, snow ski trips, dinners, and yes, a few adult beverages along the way.  Frank’s long lasting friendship, sense of humor, and periodic “check in calls” will be sorely missed.  Gonna miss you man!  God’s speed.

Many touching tributes shared in this memorial ... I knew Frank in his 30's and 40's as time distance became a factor later in life ... Frank always put on a brave and smiling face through the years ... Here's a lyric from The Secret of Life written by James Taylor, who grew up in North Carolina like Frank, and performed by the late and talented Nancy LaMott; "Cause everyone knows that love is the only road ...And since we're only here or a while we might as well show some style ...Give us a smile, now isn't it a lovely ride sliding down ... And gliding down try not to try too hard it's just a lovely ride ...Now the thing about time is that time isn't really real..."

YouTube Link - https://youtu.be/scLKoigkptk

 

I worked with Frank and got to spend a lot of time with him on a project in Miami in 2018.  He was one of the most jovial persons I know and was such a pleasure to be with.  He loved to talk about his kids, and I remember the Parkland shooting really freaked him out for a while.  Frank was a colleague and friend and will be missed  dearly.  I pray for the repose of his soul.  

My condolences, in the short time I worked with Frank and got to know him it made my life that much better. He was the epitome of the best qualities in life; charming, kind, funny, energetic, entertaining and you always were more happy after interacting with him. To say he’ll be missed is an understatement, the world could us a few more Franks in these crazy times. 

My thoughts and prayers,

Tarek Alaruri

Frank and I became fast friends while working at SAP around 2013. Everyone loved being around him, customers, colleagues etc... he lifted everyone up. I'm thankful for his friendship, advice, and the conversations which I will greatly miss.  He always was positive, upbeat and with an unbelievable laugh. Rest in peace my friend, until we meet again...

Frank and I have been friends for over 35 years and he will be sorely missed. There are so many memories and all involve many laughs and so many great times together. It’s hard for me to even write this as Frank not being in this world does not seem possible. My heart and condolences go out to Laura and her sons as Frank loved them very much and had built such a wonderful life with them. Rest In Peace my friend and know that every time I think of you it will bring a smile and laugh to my day.

Frank was always a wonderful reminder to not take life too seriously and to lighten up from time to time at work. He will be dearly missed by his many friends at Fairmarkit. 

Frank and I met early 80’s in Atlanta when he was with MSA . Along with his good friend, Bob McFarland( left) we had many many great times. Frank brought an infectious laugh to the game … was actually hard to find him not smiling. He was simply fun to be with… always. Rest easy.  Missed. 

RIP Frank. A true southern gentleman. You will be missed. My deepest sympathies to your family. 

Love You Uncle Frank💕 your memories will be treasured and you will be missed🙏so sorry to my dad and grandma, thinking of y'all ❤️

H Frank - what a great guy and outstanding sales person / MSA CDP seems like so recent and so long ago - all of us young people, fresh out of school, wanted to rule the world.   All those MSA memories along with fun in Tahoe skiing and snowmobiling,  flying around the lake in the Sonic Boom, and just hanging out at the Lanier Lake shack.   I will certainly miss our discussions and so happy you reached out on Sept 11th to let me know - i am somewhat comforted since you told me you were at peace and had lived a fabulous life - wish we had done that fishing trip we discussed.   My thoughts and strong prayers are with your family - rest in peach my brother... pm 

Frank and I met in the early 80's at MSA like many of you .  A longtime friend, co-worker, and part comedian. I will miss his "checking in" calls,  it always started with the introduction "Hello this Heywood" and then that laugh larger than life would takeover.  Frank would never take himself too seriously. He loved MSA, Imlay and his whole Southern family, He will be sorely missed.

Frank was a bright light. We met at Ariba and made a point to stay in touch in the years that followed. I always appreciated his positive attitude and remember fondly our adventures in Vegas while attending a company event. I am sad that he is no longer here and my heart is with his family and friends during this time of grieving. 

Darrell I saw your loving tribute to Frank on  Facebook.  It’s so much more than losing a brother. It’s saying goodbye to a lifetime of memories that only you share. Hoping those moments bring you some measure of comfort during this hard time.

I met Frank at MSA in Atlanta.  A quick smile, an easy laugh and a warm welcome for anyone and everyone. Those are the things I think about when I remember your brother. 

As long as Frank is merely a thought away, he will never be forgotten. May the passing of time help ease your sadness.  

Frank,  I am going to miss you, my friend.  We had lots of business success and so much fun! One of my favorite memories is the White Party @ Ariba Club. 

We're going to see you on the other side, God Bless you.   

It is hard to not have my phone ring on Saturday morning from Frank calling to check in. He will be missed dearly and my condolences go out to Laura, Nick, Chris and all of his family. Rest in peace my friend.

Frank invited me on a trip to Beaver Creek, CO with a group of guys from MSA. My first trip skiing in Colorado and I've been back almost every year since. So many great memories from that week. 

Hillsboro Beach Club, Luke Combs Concert and cruising the intercoastal in Fort Lauderdale October 30th & 31st 2021. As Frank would say "Good times".

Frank will be sorely missed by all who knew him.  For me, the biggest thing I will miss is his boisterous laugh! It is an honor to call Frank a friend. 

Frank and I go back some 30 years when we both worked at M&D Software where he became a great friend. Through our working careers and socially we stayed in touch, sharing laughs and updates on our personal lives. I was so happy to see Frank join Laura and her boys to have the family he was searching for later in life.  It is very sad that he is gone, I will miss him and our conversations going forward. He is now with God and out of pain and suffering, enjoying and looking down on us all. My sincerest sympathies for his family and all of his friends.

Many great memories with Frank. Dinners in San Francisco where we both lived for a while, skiing, boating , golfing. The good life. And whether it was a week or six months, we would be on the phone picking up where we left off. Gone too soon. Rest In Peace Frank. 
Holly and Jim Frainey

H. Frank, as I always called him, and I started our careers together in Atlanta at MSA in January of 1983.  A group of 17 of us who had just graduated from college entered a training program together and many, lasting friendships were formed.  Frank was not only extremely smart, but had a wicked sense of humor and a laugh that was priceless!!  We shared so many great experiences along the way and created lots of wonderful memories.  I know he will be missed by so many - he touched so many lives in so many special ways.

I have know Frank for over 32 years and consider him one of my closest friends in the journey of life. We met while at D&B Software and became friends while he was living in San Francisco , then  became closer friends when he moved to Atlanta. We shared many wonderful life experiences , out at dinners and  boating together on Lake Lanier . Frank  always had that common bond of work and the friendships he would develop  while building upon those to become personal relationships over time. That was one of  Franks many life gifts.  As chance would have it we both moved to South Florida from Atlanta at about the same time and continued our friendship with the  love of the ocean and boating while having that common bond of work ethic  and friendship. Frank always wanted to find love and have a family, that is where Laura and her boys brought endless love and joy to Frank the day they met. She was everything he ever 
wanted to complete his life and for that I am truly grateful he found Laura and her boys. Frank you will truly be missed but never forgotten.      

Frank was quick to laugh, was always upbeat, and was a true "alpha" male.  He was fiercely loyal and would do anything for his friends and family.  I had the privilege of interviewing Frank when he first joined Ariba and we quickly became friends.  While in Atlanta, Frank had a "cigarette boat" on Lake Lanier.  The first time we rode together, he handed me goggles like the pilots wore in WWI, when plane cockpits were open.  I said, "Frank, what do we need these for?" - he said - "you'll find out".  Before I knew it, we were flying 70 miles per hour down the main channel of Lake Lanier!  I looked over and Franks hair was flying and his eyes were real big and he was yelling "yohoo!!"  Every time I saw an incoming call from Frank, I always smiled.  "Dale, you slinging any software?' he'd always ask.  When I would share something positive in my life, Frank would say "niiccee".  His signature ending to his voicemails was "make it a great day".  When Frank moved to Florida, he fell in love with Laura, the boys and Laura's Mother.  He'd always brag about Laura's Mother's cooking, was very proud of the boys, and couldn't help but gush about Laura's beauty.  He was happier than I'd ever known him to be.  You will be sorely missed my friend.  The world is a little less brighter without you in it.  I'll see you on the other side, and we'll ride that fast boat together again, goggles and all.  

Frank and I go back nearly forty years both in our careers and as personal friends . I give much of that credit to Frank . He always stayed in touch. Making friends was easy for him because he was so good at staying in touch and making it about you - not him. He was always a great listener which paid off in spades in business. Not surprising that so many of Frank’s close friends were also business associates. Only person I ever new in 40+ years that stayed friends even ( on the rare occasion) he lost to a competitor. It was never about the product or service it was 
about the guy. Someone you could trust, 
depend on and was there for you in business 
and in life.

I am grateful to Laura for all the love and happiness you brought to him . You and your boys were all Frank talked about and clearly  the most important thing in his life. Thank you so much!





















I am grateful to Laura for all the lo

Taken way too soon and you will be very missed, my good friend.  We had some amazing times working together and became fast friends and confided in each other, sharing interests and moments outside of work.  You are a kind and awesome soul, Frank, and my heart goes out to your family.  I am so sorry for your loss.

What a loss. An amazing man I had the fortune to call friend and colleague. Frank always had a quick wit, a funny saying to lighten the mood and the brought the best to any group. He was trustworthy and a fierce friend. He deeply loved Laura and the boys, his friends, and was absolutely committed to serving both. He believed in God, the great state of Florida, and was a patriot. He left us all too soon but will always be remembered with a smile by those who knew him. See you again on the other side, Brother. We miss you. 

Frank and I worked together for many years. He was the best storyteller and had a gift for making people laugh.  He connected so well with people. We always had a great time commiserating about whatever was the latest drama with work. He talked about Laura often and was so fond of her. I’m sad we never met. Frank was a great man that left us too soon. Frank, you will be missed! 

I worked with Frank while at SAP and always enjoyed his energy and desire to win.  We had fun over the years and closed many small and large deals together in FL.  Frank was always grateful and willing to help others navigate through complex scenarios - including myself.   Frank will be missed and my prayers go out to Laura and his family.

I met  Frank at SAP was grateful to forge a friendship.  How I loved discussing sales strategies, politics, faith,  and sharing vacation ideas (wow! He had some great ones this past year).  Oh, and the pranks we pulled on each other during sales cycles.
My personal favorite:   He was working a deal and the customer was a tad demanding.   I had my friend call, pretending to be that customer (similar accent).  Said he needed help over the weekend and Frank must call senior mgt  etc. Kept going on an on about how critical it was and yadda yadda.   Frank didn't lose his cool.  Calmly said, let me look into this and I'll call you back shortly.  After hanging up, I called him right away and fessed up.   Oh man!  That laugh.  He had such a good sense of humor.
He dished it out, too.   Would call and say something like "can you believe we have a do a demo on our own at the QBR later this week" then laugh when I went into a panic.
I will miss you, My Friend

Frank was one of the 1st people I met when I came to SAP and while we were about the same age, he took me under his wing and was always up for helping me. Frank was easy to get to know and even easier to like. We always had a great time at work and away. Prayers for Laura too. She was the center and love of his life. Peace brother. 

I worked with Frank for many years, and I'll never forget his smile, his sense of humor, and his genuine concern and interest in others.  We lived in different places for most of the time I knew Frank, and I always looked forward to seeing him at work functions.

Frank - you're one of a kind.  Just thinking about the time we spent together makes me smile. 

-Matt Spence

For my Very Wonderful Son.  The Good Lord wanted you to be with him in Heaven.  My Heart is broken, but very glad  you are no longer in Pain.  I have so many Memories of your years with me, Darrell, and Papa Lowe.   May GOD Bless Laura and her two sons that you LOVED as though they were your own....Your memories will be in my HEART until my dying day, then I will meet YOU again.  Mom

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3 octobre 1960 – 15 octobre 2022

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