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Frances Lively

11/24/1928 - 12/06/2017

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Obituary For Frances Lively

A celebration of life and memorial service will be held at 10:00 a.m. December 16, 2017, in the Sherman First Baptist Chapel for Frances Evelyn Lively, 89. Dr. Mike Lawson and Bro. Steve Rice will officiate. Frances passed away December 6 at TMC. Frances Lively was born November 24, 1928, in Vian, OK, to Viller and GC Huggins. She attended Muskogee schools and was the Central High School Football Queen in 1945. She married Gerald Lively July 18, 1946. After the birth of a daughter and son and the completion of Dr. Lively’s medical degree, the family moved to Whitesboro, Texas, in 1954. A loving, caring family member and friend, Frances was always active in church, having become a Christian at age 12. She also attended Bible Study Fellowship for about 20 years. She volunteered with community organizations: Whitesboro Girl Scouts, WNJ Pink Ladies Auxiliary and Cooke County Medical Ladies Auxiliary. She was one of the first employees of Home Hospice of Grayson County and was a Mary Kay Lady for decades. Her hobbies included travel, golf and bridge with her friends. Frances is survived by son, Gerald Lively and wife Sharon, grandchildren Bret Miller and wife Jenny, Penny Ticknor and husband Steve, Jason Lively and wife Rene`, Charlie Lively and Breanna, and Michael Lively and Leah. Great-grandchildren are Madilynn, Sara, Emma, Zadi, Kyra and Lyla Lively; Lexi and Libby Ticknor and Jack and Andi Miller. Frances was preceded in death by her husband, parents, her sister Frankie Culver, nephew R.D. Eubanks and daughter and son-in-law, Pam and Larry Miller. She requested that memorials be made to Sherman First Baptist Church or the Home Hospice of Grayson County in lieu of flowers. Frances thanks all her caregivers: Quality Home Health, Texoma Health Care Center and TMC. To sign the online register visit www.dannelfuneralhome.com.

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  • 12/16/2017

    My condolences to you all. ~ Patti Click, Sherman, Texas

  • 12/15/2017

    My condolences to Gerald and Sharon. Frances leaves many fond memories as a neighbor, a person whose children were friends of my children and someone I worked with in school and girl scout events. A lovely lady who will be missed by many. ~ Gwen Coleman, Sherman, Texas

  • 12/14/2017

    Gerald and Sharon we are so sorry to here of Geralds mother passing. ~ Shirley&Bobby Neely, Whitesboro, Texas

  • 12/11/2017

    Mrs Lively was a gorgeous lady. Always gracious and welcoming. Always well groomed and sincere. Where we have lost an angel of a lady, heaven has received an angel. RIP my lady! You will be missed ~ Maria Perez, LVN, Pottsboro, Texas

  • 12/11/2017

    I met Francis a short time ago while visiting Texoma Care in Sherman. The connection that takes place when believers in Jesus meet was immediate. Frances was truly salt and light in what could have been a gloomy place, and though she will be missed here on earth, I look forward to the blessing of getting to know her in Heaven one day. ~ Megan Singer, Whitewright, Texas

  • 12/09/2017

    Francis was a Beautiful person with always a kind word and a smile. She loved her family and Her Lord and the many who called her friend. We pray for God's peace and His loving arms be wrapped around the family during this time of sorrow. We celebrate her reunion with Pam and Larry and those gone before her where Life has just begun. ~ Allen/Sharon Eastridge, Sherman, Texas

  • 12/08/2017

    I will miss seeing sweet Frances and the smile she always had on her face. I know she was a believer and that we can look forward to seeing her again one day. Praying for her sweet family during this hard time. ~ Joannah Cowart, Sherman, Texas

  • 12/08/2017

    God bless your family in your sorrow. My prayers are with you. Frances was an important part of my growing up years especially through the Girl Scouts. She was a dear friend and counselor to a lot of little girls. I will always cherish my Girl Scout leaders and the part in my life they played. Rest in peace, sweet friend. ~ Gail Cole, Whitesboro, Texas

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