Birth date: Jun 18, 1959 Death date: Jun 2, 2025
FORSYTH- William A. “Bill” Frame, M.D., 65, of Forsyth, passed away at his home on Monday, June 2, 2025. Memorial service to celebrate Lorie and Bill’s life will be held at 1 pm Saturday, June 21, 2025, at the Faith Baptist Church Read Obituary
We will never forget how kind Bill was to show us and our sons, Tony and Ben, around Emory University when Tony was looking at colleges. Bill encouraged Tony to enroll there, which he did. We also enjoyed our times together with Bill, Lori, and especially Bill’s sister and brother-in-law, Chérie and Jim Klein. Ken and Francie Bouillion
I worked with Bill at DMH. We hit it off immediately when he came with similar senses of humor. We enjoyed many laughs together. He was a good man and GREAT clinician. My thoughts and prayers go to he and Lori’s family during this difficult time.
I worked with Bill at DMH. We hit it off immediately when he came with similar senses of humor. I had many laughs with him and enjoyed our professional relationship. A good man, GREAT clinician and enjoyable to be around I’m very sad by he and Lori’s passing. My condolences to their family during this difficult time. Leonard Jenkins CRNA
With much sadness I learned of Bill and Lori's passing. Bill was the Bible boy in my 1962 wedding to his "Uncle Kenny." His sister was the flower girl and his mother the wedding coordinator. After we moved we lost touch, except for the family photo Christmas cards received through the years. When we reconnected several years ago, Bill was the same loving man as when a little boy. May God's peace and comfort rest upon the family.
Ruth Wright Hoffer
Dear Bill,
You are dearly missed, and track events will never be the same without you. You shaped me into the driver I am today, and I could never thank you enough. We shared so many great moments on the track—and just as many laughs trading stories afterward. No one could ever fill your spot in my heart.
I know you’re watching from above, and I’ll do my best to keep you proud. See you again someday, my dear friend—we’ll take some laps together once more.
With gratitude and friendship,
Lisa
Dear Bill,
You are dearly missed, and track events will never be the same without you. You shaped me into the driver I am today, and I could never thank you enough. We shared so many great moments on the track—and just as many laughs trading stories afterward. No one could ever fill your spot in my heart.
I know you’re watching from above, and I’ll do my best to keep you proud. See you again someday, my dear friend—we’ll take some laps together once more.
With gratitude and friendship,
Lisa
There will never be another Lori🫶🏿💞
My heart is broken l am Joyce Harvey l was the Anesthesia Tech at Decatur Memorial Hospital with Dr.Frame and I was the Babysitter for Laurie and Dr.Frame for years 💔 🙏
