I miss you everyday brother.  I talk about you all the time.  Love you and you left us too soon.  Only you will get this, but we will be deep sea fishing again and I’ll be ragging you about turning green.  Until I see you again save my seat on the boat.  

I am so sorry to hear of Frank's passing.  We were out of town during the memorial service.  Frank worked for us at Consignment 1st, and was a valuable member of our team.  Everyone liked Frank; how could you not?  He was dedicated, loyal and very reliable.  I will miss him and always count him as a friend.  I admired his work ethic as well.  Heavenly rest my friend, Dave Hayes and staff, Consignment 1st.  We will be making a donation to Charlotte Rescue Mission in his honor.

So sorry to hear about Frank😢. I will be praying for all of you and that God will give you much needed peace💕

We are so sorry to hear about Frank's passing. He was such a sweetheart and just an all around great guy! Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.

Steve & Kelly Sherin

Frank was an amazing guy and even better friend. I remember as kids growing up frank was always cracking jokes, always upbeat and would always say if u need anything I’ll do what I can to help.
When we got older we lost touch for many years. We he moved back to Charlotte I had a couple get togethers with many of the same people from the neighborhood, the only difference this time instead on being teenagers we were in late 30’s early 40’s but time seemed to stand still.
As I said you have your immediate family and then you have your 2nd family that you make while growing up, Frank was my brother and will be dearly missed. Love you my brother and will see you again, E

I moved into Terra Brook the summer after 6th grade. Frank lived 7 houses down from me.  During 8th grade, we "went together" for 10 months, a crazy thing to call it now that I write it. Frank was always the answer to, "Who was your first love?" He was the first man to buy me jewelry, he was the first "date" I had to a movie, he was the first person to ever get me to ride Thunder Road (he held my hand the whole time). That "first" spot in your heart never leaves. However, about 8 years ago we reconnected at a time when I needed it. And for almost 4 years, we grew very close again. This man was so giving and so incredibly faithful. His passing is bringing so many to say and write the same things. Heaven is definitely a better place and I hope all these messages are making him grin that dimple smile that will always be in my heart.  To his family, I love you all and hope your heart is full of beautiful Frank memories to help you find peace. 

I have great memories of Frank and I, at a young age we did almost everything as a team. We started t-ball as if we were brothers, we went fishing behind the pool club in painted tree. I have cherished those memories for years. There was not a weekend where I was not spending the night at his house or Frank staying at mine. The years went on and we found so many great friends in our neighborhood and it could of been a movie.
High school happened and some of us went in different directions, yet we still kept in touch at times. I think looking back now was when I got to see my friend at a party of all the old neighbors. He and I have taken different roads but for that moment it was as if we were kids once again. I know he is in a better place and will see him again one day. 

I remember Frank from when I first moved to Charlotte and he was one of the first friends I had as he was so friendly and introduced himself and we were friends all thru high school. He had the biggest heart and was such a great guy. May he Rest In Peace and my thoughts and prayers are with everyone he touched. RIP my old friend!!


Frank was the kindest soul you would ever meet. He has been a part of my family as long as I can remember. He and my brother Shane have been best friends since middle school. He could have you laughing one minute and scratching your head the next like what did he say lol.  He will be forever loved and missed. 

I’ve known Frank all my life. He was my brother’s best friend, yes, but he was more than that to me throughout my childhood. He was a brother. An additional, fun and absolutely crazy brother.  He always like to tell a story of how he “caught” me at 8 years old being goofy in the bathroom mirror, or how he TRIED to tell me not to take our dog woody for a walk while wearing my new rollerblades. Those are just a couple of the things he would recall from my childhood; what I recall is a “big brother” that stepped in when it seemed like my family was falling apart. I remember the man that stayed up all night with my brother making sure my go cart just right  or the trampoline was properly put together. For Christmas morning.  I remember the man that would play pool with the “kid sister” when everyone else was too busy.  I REMEMBER. A good man. A kind heart. A man that wouldn’t think twice about stepping up to a challenge. He will always be family to me. Even though we lost touch over the years, I take comfort in knowing, he knew I loved him. Im thankful he my kids had the chance to meet Frank a few years back on a family beach trip to Oak Island. Ol’ Frank was still just as he used to be, Just Frank.  My life wouldn’t have been the same without him. He will ALWAYS have a special place in my heart. I know he’s up in Heaven swapping all his stories with my Mamaw’s. Heaven just got a lot more “chatty” . God rest his soul and please send comfort to all that are aching from this loss. God bless you Frank, I love you. 

Frank became part of our family when he was a teenager! He and my son Shane were the best of buds! The crazy and funny things these boys did wont be forgotten! It was nothing to come home and see them jumping from the roof to the trampoline! This young man was another son for me and I will love and miss him forever!

I knew Frank through work for just a short time. He was professional and dependable. I very much enjoyed his sense of humor. My biggest regret is not having the time to know him better.
I am so sorry for your loss.

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Francis "Frank" Stallings III

29 décembre 1972 – 22 mai 2019

McEwen Funeral Service-Pineville Chapel

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