Bill, Lila, Sandra, Annie and Steven,  I can still hear her voice say "Oh, Kirt!" and on numerous occasions when our mothers (Fran and Fayre) got together, they would sit next to each other and reminisce about their days as military wives, as only another military wife truly understands.  They would make a home from a shoestring budget and could make it stretch better than any CPA!  Then they would have to uproot their family after two to three years and do it all over again.  These women are the true backbone of our military.  Hopefully those fond memories will bring all of you peace and comfort, especially for Kirt as he had a very special bond with his Grandmother. She always made me feel welcome in her home with her great smile and contagious laughter. One added note, be joyful that she is no longer having to deal with this crazy mixed up thing we call life as we know it, she is home now with her husband and her son Tyke who was there to welcome her home with open arms. God bless her and her family that remains behind. Love, Tom

Dear Annie and all the family:
Expressing heartfelt sympathy and offering prayers that God above will comfort you and bring you peace and ease the loss you bear. Your Mother's Love, Goodness, Caring and Wisdom will live on like a legacy that will always be with you.  
Love, Gina, Doug and Caitlin

Annie, Billy and families...
Looking at the slide show I am reminded of just one the many reasons our Mother's were good friends. They both loved their families, and both loved babies. almost every picture of Fran she is holding a baby. That was how our mother was also. I remember Fran and her great head of beautiful white hair. Like someone mentioned before I and my sister Kathy were also lucky enough to have been given Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls.Your Mother was so generous with her gift . I remember when we first moved back to Az. our parents were so happy to have such good close friends around them I remember Annie you and Billy coming over with your folks.They taught us all I think the importance of good friendships over the year. God Bless your Mom, I can just hear her calling Julie. God Bless you, Billy and your families. What a great legacy your parents left.Love Susan(Hessinger)& Scott Nelson

Your mom was a great friend of my mom. They traded favors and supported each other as Air Force wives at Williams AFB. They resumed their friendship when my parents returned to Arizona shortly before my dad's retirement. I'm sure they made many a phone call to each other for advice in raising their families. They shared the joy of our successes and counseled and comforted each other when things were not going well. Both women loved their families so much and I can see it in the pictures you shared of Fran with her kids, grandkids and great grandkids. I am so glad that your mother was surrounded by her loving family always. May her memory be eternal.

Your mother was a great and caring person.  She treated me like one of her own always making me feel comfortable when I was around her.  I know that one day I told her how much I loved Raggedy Ann and Andy and she actually took the time to make them for me.  I will always remember her in a loving way.  My prayers are with the family in this time of sorrow.

May the memories of your Mother/Mother-in-law/Grandmother bring you comfort during this sorrowful time. Prayers coming your way for Peace and Comfort. With love, Mia

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Frances Carmen Webster

July 15, 1921 – December 22, 2016

Mariposa Gardens Memorial Park & Funeral Care

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