He had a kind heart, a quick wit, a sweet demeanor, an infectious laugh, and the warmest smile that lit up the whole room. He loved Johnny Cash, The BeeGees, computer games, Sudoku, "Gunsmoke", watching movies, and building & flying his airplanes. I cherished the week every summer that I spent with Grammy and Gramps. They showed me how to make calzones from scratch, and then we'd devour them while reciting lines to "Six Days Seven Nights"; we all knew them because we watched it every year. I'll never forget barreling down the dirt road to the flying field with Gramps. He loved going there so much that the interior of his beloved Taurus station wagon was always covered in a layer of red Arizona dirt. I like to think that my grandfathers are together again, causing a ruckus like they always did. Gramps, for being such a quiet man, you left quite the legacy. You are so very loved. Thank you for the Skittles.

So sorry to hear, sincerest condolences to the family. It was a pleasure to have been his friend and co-worker. He was the nicest guy I have ever known.

Brown-Wynne Funeral Home & Crematory

Frank Lacy

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Frank Lacy Jr.

December 5, 1930 – February 1, 2016

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