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Obituary For Frankie M. Thomas
"Sunset and evening star and one clear call for me, and may there be no mourning at the bar when I put out to sea." On Tuesday, December 15, 2020, Frankie Mae Thomas transitioned from this earthly life to life eternal at her daughter and son-in-law’s home in Lexington, NC. Frankie was born October 29, 1948 to Leroy Washington and Hattie Chaneyfield. She married Harry Thomas February 24, 1968 and out of this union 3 children were born. She received her formal education in the public school system in Jasper County. She worked in the restaurant industry for a short time. She was a faithful lifetime member of Second African Baptist Church in Coosawhatchie SC. Frankie will be fondly remembered as a person who was kind and friendly. She was caring and loving, a supportive mother and friend. Those who had the honor and privilege of knowing her never forgot her. She enjoyed spending quiet time with God. Often she could be heard in her room praising God. Even in her final days and hours she never stopped praising God.
She was preceded in death by her husband Harry Lee Thomas, father Leroy Washington Sr and mother Hattie Chaneyfield.
She leaves to cherish her loving memory three daughters, Rosa Lee (Louis) Smith of Coosawhatchie, SC, Karen (Charles) Mickens of Lexington, NC and Wanda Thomas of Lexington, NC; two grandchildren Michelle Mickens of Winston-Salem , NC and Whitney Mickens of Lexington, NC; two great grandchildren, Joseph and Desmond Turner of Winston-Salem, NC; brothers, Leroy (Joyce) Washington of Envy, SC, Larry Chaneyfield of Woodstock, GA and Mark Washington of Greenville, SC; sisters Ramona (Anthony) Pinckney of Greenville, SC, Sandra (Jimmy) Joiner of Metter, GA, Belinda Chaneyfield of Greenville, SC, Patsy Garrett of Savannah, GA and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends.
She leaves a rich legacy of love and strength to her family and friends.
Visitation: Saturday, December 19th, 3-7 pm in the Chapel of Young Funeral Home.
Funeral: Sunday, December 20th 1:00 pm in the Frampton Cemetery, Campground Rd., Point South, SC.
IN LIGHT OF THE COVID-19, ALL SERVICES WILL REQUIRE FACIAL MASK AND SOCIAL DISTANCING IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE CDC GUIDELINES.
Please pray that our family be consoled by God's sustaining grace.
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To my family I'm so sorry to hear about the passing of your mom, my cousin. I just heard about her passing today, and it broke my heart. She was a very sweet and loving person. I will truly miss her. I pray God will give you the strength you need to go through the days ahead. I know that he is able. Much love to mickey God know how to heal your broken heart. Love❤ and prayers🙏🏾 to my family Diane Green Murray
We were so saddened to hear of the loss of Deaconess Frankie. She was such a beautiful soul, inside and out. Praying for Gods peace that surpasses all understanding for the Thomas family. May God continue to cradle you in his loving arms as he bless and strengthen each of you. Sandra Barnwell & Family
Frankie is going to be missed, we will continue to pray for the family and know that God didn't make a mistake He took his precious child Home. Love Charles and Gloria Williams and family.
She was a classmate and a lovely person that will be deeply missed.
Praying for all of the lives that were blessed because they loved and knew my sister Frank! She is dearly loved and missed! But I know she is with Jesus, Harry Lee,and Mom! I pray her children have the comfort and peace only the Holy Spirit can give!
Mama I love you. You had to answer the call of God, come home my child and rest from all your labor. Mama my heart is breaking, please don't leave me. Your Oldest child, your first born,. Mickey.
The Second African Baptist Church Coosawhatchie, SC We will miss your beloved Mother Frankie Mae. Remember the words of of God Psalm 23 The Lord is our Shepherd & St. John 14, Let not your Hearts be trouble. Love by all Pastor, Rev. K. White & Evang. L. White and the entire Second African Baptis t Church.
I'm so sorry for your loss. Praying the God of all comfort helps you at this difficult time. (2 Corinthians 1:3,4 & Psalms 83:18). Jesus told us to pray for God's Kingdom because the Bible promises it will end tears pain and death. (Revelation 21:4,5 & Daniel 2:44). Mary
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