In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Frances was so special to me during our school years.  I was not able to graduate with our class but I had so many years with her of fun, craziness and friendship which I will always treasure and know how much I was blessed by knowing her.  I regret not being able to stay in touch during our later years but know I will see her again one day!   God bless her family and friends who will miss her so.   Carolyn (Ratliff) Clements

I remember with great fondness our school days.  Frances was a special friend back then.  I also had the privilege of going to church with her.  Although I did not have the opportunity to see her much over the years, I did think of her and our other classmates often.  I am thankful to have known her.

I can only imagine Frances seeing Jesus face to face! What a day that will be
for each of us.

I remember her sweet smile, and just wish I could have spent some time with her before her illness. Linda Singley Stuart

Frances was such a nice person and we shared some of the same memories as school classmates.  I am so glad that we had the opportunity to brighten her last few days by showing we cared about her through cards, photos, and flowers.  A special blessing to Donna who stood by her side and gave her so much support.

I knew Francis thru my sister, Tommie (Thomas) Underwood. Francis was perpetually upbeat, energetic and full of adventure. I remembr that she and Tommie decided to make some candy recipe. They were both in their early teens. It called for a spoon or two of vinegar and the had none. They knew the liquid in the tabasco pepper bottle was vinegar so they used that instead. Although the result was not totally unpleasant, it certainly served as a great surprise! She will be missed.

We were friends.  I am so blessed to be able to say that.  She was sweet and she was funny.  I loved to hear her laugh. We went to church together.  She changed the least of everyone in our class at the Rotan Centennial.  I love the memories but miss the girl.

Frances and I spent many years as best friends. I loved her.
Heaven is a little brighter with her warmth and laughter. I will miss her so...  Wilma Teague

Frances was a dear friend and classmate. She will be missed by all who knew her. We had a lot of fun in our younger days and though I didn't see her often later years, she will still be missed. RIP

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Frances Sealey

January 30, 1942 – August 14, 2011

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