Dear Jeannine,
I just saw the news of Frank's passing, I am so sorry. I so enjoyed spending time with you & hearing his stories. I hope all is well with you & you are in fantastic health!

All the best,
Bo

My Sweet Janie. I was saddened to learn of the passing of your Beloved Frank.The Love you felt for your Beloved Frank was apparent each time you spoke his name. May you find solace in the Beautiful Memories of your life together and the Love You and your Beloved Frank shared for Our Lord and Savior. My thoughts  remain with You, as they do with your Children and Grandchildren. I will daily remember your Beloved Frank as I will you my Dear Friend in
my prayers. I Love You. Terri

Very sorry to hear of Frank's passing.
When Linda and I would go down to the Lennox household soon after we were first married Frank would always pull me aside and serve me a “scotch” and ask me computer questions.
He would comment to me on the Oliver North trial and pose hypothetical questions to me.
I remember him gently scolding me once when I refused to take money for the computer help that I was providing. “John, I will not hear of it and I will lose respect for you if you insist on that.”
He treated me like a business man when I was the farthest thing from it.
He was well read and commented on James Michener's book “Poland” when I first started reading it.
He was financially very savvy and managed his stocks and portfolio with a keen eye. He was always eager to buy financial tracking type software like “Microsoft Money.”
I wish that I had spent more time asking him about his past. I know that he was a fascinating man. As a young man I never thought that was important. Now, I feel the loss in not asking.
He kissed me on the cheek at my wedding and I remember being somewhat uncomfortable with that but respecting his culture and that way of expressing joy.
He was always very generous with Linda and me. Frank Lennox was a self-made man and I very much respected that.  ~ John Menken

Dear Janine, Please accept my sincere sympathy on the loss of your dear husband Frank.  I am with you in loving thoughts and prayers and I am extending condolences to your lovely family.  Take care dear friend and may God's peace be with you and your family.  Love Patty Buccilla Waynesville, NC

Dear Jeannine,
I just saw this notice on the parish Facebook page when I returned from Mass this evening, and want you to be assured of my prayers for you, your family, and for Frank: May he rest in peace and rise in glory and may our Blessed Lady, Mother of Sorrows, uphold you with her powerful prayers in this time of grief.

With sadness we read the news of Frank passing into eternity. He was always an interesting and creative client of Twitty & Company LTD Realtors in the 70-90's and a valued mentor of my early years in Real Estate. Condolences to the entire Lennox family from the Twitty family.  He will be remembered fondly    Tom, Linda, Michael

OBITUARY

Frank T Lennox

April 20, 1923 – January 7, 2015

Serenity Funeral Home

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