Birth date: Apr 17, 1955 Death date: Nov 30, 2024
Kirby Franklin Day, Jr. (Frankie), age 69, passed away on Friday, November 30, 2024. Frankie is survived by his spouse, Margaret Bevans, as well as his immediate family, Angela M. Day, Jimmy (Amy) Bevans, and Brian (Jennifer) Bev Read Obituary
Margaret and family
Such a beautiful ceremony for a wonderful man! Frank was a great neighbor but more than that a dear friend, as is Margaret, to Laurie and me. And when Laurie passed ... well, I can never thank either of them enough for stepping up and into my world. Frank looked out for us in small and big ways, and boy did he make us laugh often when we needed it the most. Margaret, please know I am here for you and your family. Sending lots of love and hugs. And yes...Jesus's arms are big enough to hold all of us...those in heaven and those of us still running the race here on earth. Love and miss you! Chris (Ungar)
Franklin, you will be greatly missed, you were not just family but a wonderful friend, always calling at least once a week to see how John was doing and coming by to visit. You wanted John to get better so the two of you could take a road trip to North Carolina to see family and friends, I wish that could have happened for you. We love you cousin and you will always have a special place in our hearts. John & Retta
Fuzzy we grew up together we had good times and bad as well. We hunted together and trout fishing helped with the band practiced with our guitars together at your apartment we did a lot of stuff together worked on jops with my dad's company. I will miss you dearly over 65 years we had been more like family than friends
Frank, I will never forget you and the times we had together. Growing up together on Tuttle Road was a long time ago. Seems like yesterday. Those memories will come flooding back into my mind and bring a smile on my face. We had so much fun riding our Harley’s on them long trips out west. And the ones we went on around town. You have always been one of my closest friends. And I find it hard not to be able to talk to you. I hope one day I will see you again and I will look forward to that day. I love you Buddy. Gary
Frank, my dear friend. What a time through life we have shared. Some good some bad some but best friends in the end. I am so very grateful for the years we had together. What a blessing we had our friendship & Memories we made throughout the years. The struggles of life we got through together. Our years of growth that brought us together. With love & support for each other. I will forever remember them all no matter the hardships and the happy times. That is what friendship is my friend. Being able to share good & bad & still make it to the end with a heart full of love and the memories made together. I will miss your calls, your visits, your hugs, the love of a best friend that bloomed from it all. Back together with your other best friend in heaven you & David play your guitars together again. Not for all of us to hear but the angles will enjoy it as we sure did. I will hold on to our last visit of hugs and I love you. So thankful you gave me that wonderful gift. Enjoy the peace till I get there & start it all over again my friend.
Love you Carol
