Birth date: Feb 23, 1943 Death date: Oct 29, 2009
Frances L. Schroth, 66, of Chestnut, IL passed away on Thursday October 29, 2009 in Vonderlieth Nursing Home. Frances was born February 23, 1943 in Brenham, TX the daughter of Don Jamie and Elsie Shade Langston. She was a retired Read Obituary
Franny was the coolest mom I know. She always had creative things for us girls to do, from making rainbow cakes with M&Ms to having tea parties with her tea set from China. I can only hope to be as wonderful with my own children as she was with Sara and Lincoln.Most sincerely yours. Springfield, IL US
Larry,Sara,and Lincoln,So sorry for your loss. You have all been in my prayers. Fran was a lovely woman in so many ways. God bless each of you. With love,Celeste Tanner Reynolds Sandwich, MA US
To this day, Franny remains one of the brightest, kindest most generous woman I have ever known. I know there is a special place for her in Heaven and that God will keep his loving arms around her.Larry, Sara, Lincoln you were fortunate enough to have Franny be a part of your life. God blessed you and me with her presence.Sylvia Springfield, IL
Dear Larry, Sarah & Lincoln —My thoughts and my family's prayers are with you at this time. Thank you for allowing such a beautiful person as Franny into our lives. I lot of who I have have become is due to her loving influence. Some of my best memories are the beautiful handmade dolls she made for Danette and I that looked exactly like us, Laughing ourselves silly about "Giraffes and Drafts" in the house, and the countless times she tended to my many allergies and asthma attacks — making a city kid feel welcome and homey out on the farm. I have added a photo to the album of her at my high school graduation in 1989."Granny Franny" is very close my heart and will be missed. Be blessed going forward.Genaire Walker & Family Davenport, IA
Dear Larry, Lincoln and Sara, Thank you for sharing such a wonderful, sweet, patient woman with us. She was one of the best teachers and my children were very lucky to have been under her charge. I feel honored to have cared for her during her final journey. Please know she will not be forgotten and you are all in our thoughts… Mt. Pulaski, IL US
I'll never forget one memorable trip with Fran and Vicky in '98 to visit Deana when she lived out East. We had a blast! Fran was full of life and so comical and witty. Her snoring kept me awake at night and her commentaries kept me laughing the rest of the time. I can just picture her now, holding Deana's tree in the back seat all the way home to Illinois. Remember that, Vicky?Fran was a spunky, energetic, and inspirational woman. She will be missed by many. Champaign, IL US
Dear Larry, Lincoln and Sarah! We are terribly saddened to learn of Frannie's passing. She was quite a lady and we are lucky to have known her. We have wonderful, vivid memories of her both while in Japan together and in the U.S. We shall miss her. At least her suffering is over but our memories will remain – she'll not be forgotten. Our sympathies go out to you all. Livingston, MT US
Linc, Sara, and Brother Larry, we are truly sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with you.– Vanessa and Bones Irvine, CA US
Sara, Lincoln, Larry,I was sad to hear about Fran passing away. She was a fun lady and I have fond memories of her from when Matthew and I visited your home.We will keep you in out prayers. Moon Township, PA
Lincoln, Sara, and Larry,We were so sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time. Best wishes from the both of us. Atlanta, GA US
