Frank Driggers
February 9, 1954 ~ April 2, 2017
Services for Frank L. Driggers will be 1:30 p.m. Monday, April 10, 2017 at Hughes Springs Missionary Baptist Church with Bro. Larry Neeley and Bro. Sluggo Norris officiating.
Frankie Lafayette Driggers was born February 9, 1954 in McKinney, Texas to James Lafayette and Betty Jane Driggers. He passed away April 2, 2017.
Frank was a true southern gentleman, a loving father, son, brother, and fiance. A hard worker, Frank worked almost 30 years for the U.S. Postal service and enjoyed farm work and working his cows. He is preceded in death by his daughter, Cassie Driggers and his parents.
He is survived by his fiance, Margaret Clark; sister, Lorell Barron; brother and sister-in-law, Jim and Brenda Driggers; granddaughter, Jordan Tigert; nieces and nephews, Chelsea Barron, Stephanie Mitchum, and Jason Driggers; aunts, Opal Vaughn, Sue Wallace, Corky Tallant; his beloved red heeler, Red; and numerous other aunts, great nieces, great nephews, other relatives and friends.
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Frank was a good friend and coworker. It was always pleasant to be around Frank. He will be missed and always remembered fondly. My condolences to the family.
So sorry for your loss. Frank was a special person in my life while I was in high school and during my earlier life. I know he will be missed by his friends and family. Love you Jim, Lorel and Sally.
frank was a good man and a good friend to me and my ex-husband, scott. He will be missed
So so sorry for your loss. I worked with Frank for many years and he seemed to be a really good man. My prayers are with your family.
Rest In Peace Frank. I will always remember you. You were a wonderful co-worker. You taught me much in the old PO. I really enjoyed our quiet times together. We shared so many secrets about work and outside life. See you soon, gene
I met Frank in our small business in Lone Star many years ago and he came to church where I attend several time. He was a good person, always greeted you with a smile! Loved all the visits we had. My prayers are with his family at this time of loss. L Love & Prayers, Debbie C.
Frankie, you were truly one of a kind, and it was a hoot and an education to work with, if only since 1988. "All men should have a few cows to take care of". Profound! As was said, "a true southern gentleman", but one who did not suffer fools well, even if they didn’t discover the cuts till later. Go tend your cows, Frank, and know that we will miss you enormously. DOH
I met Frank in our small business in Lone Star many years ago and he came to church where I attend several time. He was a good person, always greeted you with a smile! Loved all the visits we had. My prayers are with his family at this time of loss. L Love & Prayers, Debbie C.
Frank was one of the good ones! Very sad. Prayers for the family!!!
Frank was a high school classmate, and he was just a nice guy. Prayers for his family.
Frank was such a dear friend. He always stopped by mom’s to check on her. The most thoughtful man I have ever known.
We are sorry for your loss of Frank. Almighty God promises at Jeremiah 31:13, "’I will turn their mourning into joy, and will comfort them, and make them rejoice from their sorrow." Isaiah 25:8-9 tells us that Almighty God will abolish death forever and wipe away tears from all faces. Remember that all of God’s promises come true. (Numbers 23:19; Titus 1:2)
Was a kind hearted neighbor… Always gave a helping hand…Was a gentleman always…Frank would come over and visit in the front yard…He made me smile…. I could listen to him talk for hours…. I will never forget this loving man….He loved his Mom and Ms. Margaret. He showed them his respect….There will never be another Frank. RIP my friend and neighbor.
You got that right a true Southern Gentleman & they don’t make them anymore. I was shocked and saddened to hear about Frank. He was one of my special cousins on my Dad’s side of the family. He always came to all our family funerals and was there to help in any way possible. Go rest high on that mountain with Gerry. Love and prayers to all of the family
god bless
Condolences! Frank was a good mechanic for the post office.
Dear Lorell and Jim I am so sorry for your loss. Frank will be greatly missed, I know in his new life he is with those he loves. All our thoughts and prayers. Love Christine and Jack
Frank and I worked together at LSS for about twelve years. He was always entertaining and loved to agitate me. He could lay on the country cornpone with the best of them but he was sharp as a tack. He taught me a lot and it really shook me to hear of his passing. May perpetual light shine upon him and may his soul with the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace.
So sorry to hear about Frank .We had a customer come in today and told us
Whenever I traveled to Tyler to work on Postal Equipment Frank was my main contact at the plant. Always loved his country speak and his undeniable intelligent insight into whatever problem we were working. He loved his family and the land he worked. After viewing the video I can see why he was so passionate about them. Sorry for his passing and only finding out this many months afterwards. Blessings and good will to you all, his memory will be cherished.
My condolences to Frank’s family. May he rest in peace.