Many, many fond memories of my friend Frank stretching back to elementary school when we first met and would get in trouble at Snohomish County Christian school for saying Jeez Louise.  That carried on to competing together with Meadowdale football and wrestling where we were always met by his parents after games with dinners earned for touchdowns scored or matches won. I’ll never forget the Hawaii trip or when we toured the National Parks for a month. Frank thanks so much for letting me be your brother and friend and Ron and Caroll for taking me in when my family was going through hardships. Looking back those were the days that really shaped my life. I know life moved on for us all but you and your family were never far from my thoughts. I love you brother and our memories will always live on. 

Wishing the family of Frank ease and grace.  
I went to high school with Frank and have such sweet memories of his fun living, kind nature.  He was a really special person.   I’m so sorry to hear of this news, but am grateful for the privilege of crossing paths in this life. 

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Franklin Charles Lee Thompson

December 29, 1975 – February 7, 2021

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