Frank Carl Leslie

Birth date: Feb 10, 1933 Death date: Oct 7, 2006

Mr. Frank Carl Leslie, age 73, passed away Saturday morning, October 7, 2006 at his home. He was born February 10, 1933 in Muskegon to Basil and Eugenia (Krawczyk) Leslie and lived his entire life in the area. He was a veteran of Read Obituary

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Anonymous

996w ago

Grandpa, There are so many memories when we went Fishing, Hunting, Up to the trailer, we had so much fun...I remembered everyone talking about the way i curled up next to you in the truck everytime I went with you and Grandma! The time we got into a fight and neither one of us would talk to each other I was being hard head just like you:) Well im glad we made up;) you will be greatly missed! Grandma if you need anything I am here for you... I LOVE YOU!!!!!!
Jackie##imported-begin##Jackie Henry-Scarbrough##imported-end##

Anonymous

996w ago

Dear Aunt Grace & Randy, I don't know if you will remember me but I was a niece by marriage from my Aunt Karen, and Randy's cousin. I was so sorry to read about Uncle Franks passing. He was always such a warmhearted &'gentle giant'. I also remember how kind you both were when the upstairs apartment above your store burned the first night after I had moved in. I was going to nursing school and a single mom and you and Uncle Frank helped me and my Ryan replace things we lost. Although it has been years since I have seen you all he looks the same. I will keep you in my prayers. May God grant him peace in the heavens of light.##imported-begin##Ruth Manolis (Workman)##imported-end##

Anonymous

996w ago

I was an infant the first time you saw me, so unlike my siblings...I only know you as Grandpa Frank. I remember all of our little trips up north, and the sleep overs.

Christmas was always very special, you always remembered us, with a special gift..like warm jammies and socks.

I remember the summers when we would go to the auction in the big orange truck, and you were the first person I ever went fishing with, and ate fish for (yuck) just so I could go with you, because your rule was, you eat what you catch....UGGHHH! Grandpa the things I would do for you...that was at the list of all time pushing me over the edge...but I did it and determined...I LOVED YOU, but really hate FISH...

We were lucky kids to have you as a part of our lives..and I will never for get you clinking the ice in the glass for me to fill you up with water this summer.

Cara,loves and misses you already more than you will ever know.

Love, Freddie

ps...I bet Brunno met you at the gates of heaven with a snowplow so that you would make him king of the hill again. ;)##imported-begin##Darlene "Freddie-sweetheart" Henry##imported-end##

Anonymous

996w ago

A family can only be so lucky to have had you for a neighbor and friend. You have watched our children grow, and become a very special part of our family. We will miss you very much.
Dave, Pat and the kids.##imported-begin##The Henry Family ##imported-end##

Anonymous

996w ago

Grama Grace: I was so sorry to hear about Grandpa Frank. He will be missed by many, especially by the kids this Halloween as they have many found memories of him handing out dimes. Take comfort in knowing he's with God and all the Angels where he has no more suffering or pain. One day we will all be reunited. Hugs & kisses, Kim and kids##imported-begin##Kim Brush##imported-end##

Anonymous

996w ago

Grandpa Frank is what we called him. I barely remember my life without him in it. I remember going hunting at the "property" And having sleep overs with Debbie and Kimmie. He has always been a special part of my life. Lots of Love and memories are in my heart. You will be sadly missed Love Rocky##imported-begin##Roxanne (Henry) + Robert Serritos##imported-end##

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