Laurie, Scott and Heather, 
I was in Florida over the holidays and just learned about Frank.  He was a great friend and a good man.  We fought some battles together and I loved having him on my side.  We all know where he is now.  My heartfelt condolences you all. 
Phil

I worked with Frank in Tulsa for several years. It was nice to have that opportunity.  He was a man that seemed to have a constant smile. He could easily brighten the day for others just by coming by.  My condolences to the family.

*Our family is deeply saddened by the passing of our dearest Uncle Frank. We'll always remember him fondly and feel lucky that we had the pleasure of spent some time with him. We'll miss him so much. Laurie, our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Darrel & Family

Dear Laurie I am so very sorry for your loss. Gary Buxton Nichols Hills, OK

Laurie~  I'm so sorry for the loss of your father. Loss is such a hard thing, grief tugs on our heart strings.  The love you have for your Dad will forever be tucked safely in your heart. I'm thinking of you and sending you warm, tight hugs.

Laurie Dawn, Scotty, your Dad walked in a room and everyone smiled, he was a very special person. I know how hard this is for you & Heather. Wish I was there but I will come see you soon. Love Patty Phillips Mcginty

My Uncle Frank was the most caring and loving man and was always there for me.  He had a kindness and gentleness about him that those that knew him will always remember. When he asks you how you were he really wanted to know how you were doing they were not just words.  I will always love and miss my Dear Uncle Frank.  

Laurie, Scotty and Heather I want to thank you for turning to me the last fews weeks to help while he was in the hospital. I will always treasure those hours and value the few words he spoke to me.  I love you all and am truly sorry for your loss.

What a gentleman. How lucky this family is to have such an honest, caring,
loving Dad. If you judge a person by what he has left behind, job well done
Frank, job well done.

Dear Family, I never really got to meet Frank in person,  but I was blessed to have met him through our business dealings together.He brought so much joy to my life in our visits. I was able to get a glimpse of the awesome man I considered him to be.  My heart goes out to you, and I will pray for you to have God's comfort now and through your day to day experience of missing him.  Sincerely, Belinda Gardner and All of us here at No Man's Land.

Laurie, 
So sorry to hear about your dad. I always remember him bringing us home grown tomatoes when I was with you at the Edmond office & they were so good. My thoughts & prayers are with you & your family.

Laurie,Scotty, and all the family, my love and prayers are with you during this time of sorrow.
Marva Lee Phillips

Your Poppy was a truly beautiful man. Always smiling, telling fun stories of his family and friends, so proud of all of them. You knew the joy of his life was Heather, and she loved him with her heart and soul. I know Frank hated to leave his earthly family but he had to be so looking forward to reuniting with Willa, the love of his life. May all of Frank's family and friends find peace in knowing he is safely home. I love you all and I wish I could be there with you but send love and hugs. God bless, Julie Reeser

Dear Family,
  Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time of great loss. 

Dr Brook Scott and staff of Edmond/Oklahoma Heart Hospital Physicians

Our hearts go out to the family.   We'll miss our friend.

Earl Neese loved Frank Uselton. They were good friends and had fun together.  Can still hear them laughing.  If Earl was still with us (lost him 2 l/2 years ago)), he would tell you that the dog he got from Frank's daughter, I believe, was his best friend.  The dog Bear and Earl were best friends for almost 15 years. My prayers are with the family!!  God bless, Terry Neese.

When problems effect a family... one finds who their true friends are....  Frank was a true friend to my husband Dick and I...Frank was a compassionate and generous friend.  He will be missed by many.

I didn't know Frank as well as my brother George did.  Frank was only one day older than my brother George. His brother Jack is my age and things in school was always going on.  Frank will surely be missed by all.  Our thoughts and prayers are with the Uselton Family.

How blessed that Uncle Frank came into our life. His gentle ways, smile and truly generous ways of helping others.  He was the perfect host with his famous Club special.   The countless hours of going to the hospital or doctors appointments with family and friends.  A true angel and I know that he is playing cards and having a good time above......

Frank loved life and was continually helping others.  I enjoy being a part of his extended family and my love goes to all.

we are deeply saddened by the news of Franks passing .he would help anyone . Our heart felt condolence to his family . He will be missed .
                                              Bill and Mary Jane Bessinger

My Uncle Frank was the best! From his rowdy laugh to his signature overalls and his concern and kindness for all, he was a man that held a special place in the hearts of many. And he will be remembered dearly. We love you, Uncle Frank!

Frank will be sorely missed by all who knew him. He always had a kind word and a smile for everyone.  During a snowstorm, he not only took me to my house in his truck, but also took my sister to the airport. What a wonderful man.  My condolences to his family and friends.

OBITUARY

Frank Uselton

February 1, 1936 – December 24, 2014

Baggerley Funeral Home

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