No matter how far away they go, Fran will always remain close to our hearts, because she leaves behind beautiful memories of the river and Long Beach. May you be comforted by those memories and know you are in our thoughts.

Fran, a special gracious lady... who will never be forgotten because of all the lives she touched and all the love that she shared. We have very special memories of Fran at the River, singing, laughing, dancing, and yes, just a "wee bit" of tequila every now and then, maybe once a year on the 4th of July. Our hearts are a bit broken for Bob and Lucy, her children and grandchildren, and all her family and close friends who love her so much and will miss her desperately. She is no longer in that terrible pain, and she I know she is smiling that beautiful smile. Our love to all of you.

What wonderful memories we have of the fun times we have spent with Fran. Our hearts are heavy and we wish we could be there to be any possible comfort. We know that Fran is no longer in pain and in our mind she is sitting by the fire at the River with RD and Treiver at her side. Every once in a while Bob would throw his beer can down and magically Fran would produce another one that wasn't empty.

What a loving wonderful woman Fran was and her spirit will live on with those of us who were so lucky to spend some time with her.

May you all be comforted by the fact that she loved everyone and is now at peace...........

To Bob, and the Green family----what a sweet, fun person Fran was---we always had such good times with her and the rest of the family. We go back 54 years with this family so we consider us part of the Green family also---sounds like she suffered enough and is now in a much better place and free of pain. Won't seem the same without her smiling face. Love to all Carol and Lloyd

My deepest sympathy for the loss of your lovely wife Fran.

Dear Bob And Lucy Jim and I wish to send our condolence to you and Lucy, Fran was such a lovely kind and gentle lady she will be missed.

I was just a little baby when Aunt Fran use to visit my brother Timmy and I when Mom and Daddy lived in Southern California. She was only ten years old so she use to play with us.

My husband Michael, a few of the younger children and I drove to visit Aunt Fran and the other relatives a few times over the last couple of years. I think I will miss Aunt Fran's big smile and sweet personality. My eleven year old daughter said that Aunt Fran made her laugh (and gave her candy) and she will miss her too. I talked to her on the phone a couple of weeks before she passed away.

She said she was thinking about the Bible verses she learned when she was a child and that she was ready to meet Jesus in Heaven when she died. She wasn't afraid to die, but said she would miss Uncle Bob because he was so good to her. I think of the old hymn that says "This world is not my home, I'm just a passing through

My treasures are laid up for me somewhere beyond the blue

The angels beckon me from heavens open door

And I can't feel at home in this world any more.

My savior pardoned me from guilt and shame I know

I'll trust His saving grace while I'm traveling here below

I know He'll welcome me up at heaven's door

I just don't feel at home in this world anymore

The saints in glory land they are shouting victory

I want to join there band and to live eternally."

We will miss Aunt Fran on this earth,but will look forward to seeing her beautiful smile again when we reach the other side~Patricia and Michael Gent and Family

Dear Bob,Lucy and Family, Words cannot express how sad I feel for all of you. What a tremendous loss this is for all of you. My prayers and thoughts are with you. I feel honored to know such a special Lady as Fran I can't help but think of all the good times shared at the River and other events in our lives. What a great time my husband myself and all our other family have shared thru the years. Especially a 4th of July a few years back with very special memories. Love and God Bless, Patsy