Condolences for Franziska Marianne 'Frances' DalSoglio
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From DIXIE LEE SOUZA:
Frances is going to be missed, especially by me. I remember the time she called me when I was staying with my son in Vegas. Just wanted to see how I was doing. I will always remember that kind gesture. I was so sorry to see how sad she was when I visited her last. I hate remembering her unsmiling face but will keep the other special memories close to my heart. Going to miss you so much!!
From Gary and Linda Hollinger :
Sandra, We are sorry for your loss. It is so hard to lose your mother.
From Brent N. Butler :
LeRoy I am sad to hear of your dear Wife Frances passing.
I remember your home and for teaching my Dad to be a Carpenter and the wonderful couple you are. May you have peace and love.
From Maxine &LaMar Stephenson :
We will miss Frances so much, she has been a great neighbor and friend for over 50 years. We loved her and Roy and always enjoyed visiting with her, she was a worker and always kind and fun to be around. Love and blessings be with Roy and family
From Karla Stone Brockie:
We will miss our generous, fierce, no-nonsense, loving, force-of-nature Aunt Frances. And her cooking. May Frances and her family be held in love.
From Gloria Greene:
I took care of 3 of Francis's grandchildren One in my home and 2 at the daycare. Such a great and strong lady.
From Laurel Bott Olmsted :
Frances was one of the sweetest people you could ever meet. She will be missed by many. Fly with the angels my friend...
From David DalSoglio:
“Curlie” has always been one of our favorite people! What a wonderful woman.
From Maria Trevino:
Frances was my lunch lady, and I loved her so much. And as an adult, I would stop and talk to her every chance I had. She always had a kind word, funny joke or stories, encouragement, and love to share. She will be greatly missed.
You are my sunshine, my only sunshine. You make me happy, when skies are grey. You'll never know dear, how much I love you. Please don't take my sunshine away.
From Suzan Zunino Taylor:
We will all miss Granny Franny
From Josefa Garcia:
I loved this lady Frances. Our backgrounds were so different and we were ages apart but since I met her while stirring rice for the ravioli dinner she and I just click. She told me stories of her youth that were sad for me. What a wonderful friend. I will miss you Frances. Your friend, Josie
From Rachel Robinson:
Always enjoyed running into Frances around Rupert. Loved to hear her talk. I seen her most at work. I remember her when I worked at Kings and the many times she came in as a volunteer. Definitely a special lady!
From Marilyn Wall:
So very sad to lose so many good friends. Take care Leroy and fam.
From Leon & Dori Clegg:
I have such fond memories of Frances. She was the head of the lunch room at the old Memorial school. I delivered the milk there when I worked for triangle-Young’s Dairy. We shared a lot of laughs and boy! Could she tell a joke or 2! She fed me twice a week back then. Every Tuesday and Thursday for 8:years. A sweet lady and was always so very kind to me. Even on the street back during those years, she would stop and give me a hug. Prayers and our sincerest condolences to each of the family. It’s so hard to bear the grief, but know our Heavenly Father comforts each of us in times like us. Cherish the memories of a wonderful lady!
From Steve and Tamara Barras:
Frances was the best!! Our kids loved her as their lunch lady. She had a “Grandma” kind of love for the school kids. She tried to sweeten and fatten up Steve all the time dropping off her goodies to his office. She was an Angel on Earth and had a heart of gold. The world was a better place because of her.