Frank E. Thompson age 76 of Whitehall, Ohio, passed away peacefully at Mount Carmel East Hospital on April 6, 2021. Frank fought a long hard battle with Kidney failure and had been doing dialysis for many years.
He is proceeded in death by his wife Beverly Thompson, Betty Thompson (mother), Edward Thompson (father), two sisters Betty Leonard and Carol Grubbs, and Tom Thompson (brother).
He was survived by two sons Gary (Chrystal) Thompson and Marc Thompson, Daughter Sara (Robert) Davis, three stepsons Allen (Nancy) McClaskey, Michael (Kim) McClaskey, and Phillip (Dawnyel) Wagner. Grandchildren Megan Deal, Justina McClaskey, Michael McClaskey, Sabrina Wagner and Phillip Wagner Jr. Many great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Frank's great nephew Clayton Mathews really helped him over the last year of his life when things started to get rough and for that he was so thankful.
Anyone who knew Frank knew he loved being on the road, he was a Semi-truck driver for majority of his life and loved to tell stories about his trucking days, the places he had been, and the things he had seen. Before he left this life he told us that his miles were running out. He is now free of pain and has endless miles to take endless journeys and make endless memories.
He is proceeded in death by his wife Beverly Thompson, Betty Thompson (mother), Edward Thompson (father), two sisters Betty Leonard and Carol Grubbs, and Tom Thompson (brother).
He was survived by two sons Gary (Chrystal) Thompson and Marc Thompson, Daughter Sara (Robert) Davis, three stepsons Allen (Nancy) McClaskey, Michael (Kim) McClaskey, and Phillip (Dawnyel) Wagner. Grandchildren Megan Deal, Justina McClaskey, Michael McClaskey, Sabrina Wagner and Phillip Wagner Jr. Many great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Frank's great nephew Clayton Mathews really helped him over the last year of his life when things started to get rough and for that he was so thankful.
Anyone who knew Frank knew he loved being on the road, he was a Semi-truck driver for majority of his life and loved to tell stories about his trucking days, the places he had been, and the things he had seen. Before he left this life he told us that his miles were running out. He is now free of pain and has endless miles to take endless journeys and make endless memories.
Frank E. Thompson age 76 of Whitehall, Ohio, passed away peacefully at Mount Carmel East Hospital on April 6, 2021. Frank fought a long hard battle with Kidney failure and had been doing dialysis for many years.
He is proceeded in death by his wife Beverly Thompson, Betty Thompson (mother), Edward Thompson (father), two sisters Betty Leonard and Carol Grubbs, and Tom Thompson (brother).
He was survived by two sons Gary (Chrystal) Thompson and Marc Thompson, Daughter Sara (Robert) Davis, three stepsons Allen (Nancy) McClaskey, Michael (Kim) McClaskey, and Phillip (Dawnyel) Wagner. Grandchildren Megan Deal, Justina McClaskey, Michael McClaskey, Sabrina Wagner and Phillip Wagner Jr. Many great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Frank's great nephew Clayton Mathews really helped him over the last year of his life when things started to get rough and for that he was so thankful.
Anyone who knew Frank knew he loved being on the road, he was a Semi-truck driver for majority of his life and loved to tell stories about his trucking days, the places he had been, and the things he had seen. Before he left this life he told us that his miles were running out. He is now free of pain and has endless miles to take endless journeys and make endless memories.
He is proceeded in death by his wife Beverly Thompson, Betty Thompson (mother), Edward Thompson (father), two sisters Betty Leonard and Carol Grubbs, and Tom Thompson (brother).
He was survived by two sons Gary (Chrystal) Thompson and Marc Thompson, Daughter Sara (Robert) Davis, three stepsons Allen (Nancy) McClaskey, Michael (Kim) McClaskey, and Phillip (Dawnyel) Wagner. Grandchildren Megan Deal, Justina McClaskey, Michael McClaskey, Sabrina Wagner and Phillip Wagner Jr. Many great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Frank's great nephew Clayton Mathews really helped him over the last year of his life when things started to get rough and for that he was so thankful.
Anyone who knew Frank knew he loved being on the road, he was a Semi-truck driver for majority of his life and loved to tell stories about his trucking days, the places he had been, and the things he had seen. Before he left this life he told us that his miles were running out. He is now free of pain and has endless miles to take endless journeys and make endless memories.
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