Theresa Kay Frawley Clark, age 60, passed away Thursday, October 6th. Born on December 21st, 1961 to Alfred Frawley and Jimmy Joiner. She was born and raised in Millen, Ga.
She was an absolute firecracker and fought until her last breath. She loved her family with every ounce of her being and would stop at nothing to prove she had your back. It did not matter how big or small a problem was, if it was for her family, she would never back down and somehow would come out victorious. Her love language was definitely gift-giving and she was good at it. She really knew how to spoil you, just ask her grandkids. She would honestly spend her last dollar to see a smile on her family's face. She loved her children and dedicated her life to raising them, a positive attribute that continued with her grandchildren. She loved hard and she taught her children resilience, strength, and independence.
Kay would light up any room she walked into, and you could not help but fall in love with her. Her quick-witted humor would always have you laughing, but her ability to be upfront about what was on her mind would keep you on your toes. She was most definitely the life of any party and if there was not a party, she would most definitely get one started. She was full of life and that is how her family wants her to be remembered.
Preceded in death by her mother and father, her son Alfred Green, and her grandson Adam Lewis.
She is survived by her partner Bill Clayton; Daughter, Tiffany Clark; Sons, Jason Green, William Clark, and Michael Clark; Siblings, Ray Frawley and Ricky and Lisa Frawley; as well as her nine grandchildren.
Please join us in a celebration of her life at Crowe-Fields Funeral Home, Millen. Memorial Services will be held on Sunday October 9th. The viewing will be held from 5p.m. to 7p.m. and the celebration of her life will begin at 5:30pm. All flower donations can be sent to Crowe-Fields Funeral home.
She was an absolute firecracker and fought until her last breath. She loved her family with every ounce of her being and would stop at nothing to prove she had your back. It did not matter how big or small a problem was, if it was for her family, she would never back down and somehow would come out victorious. Her love language was definitely gift-giving and she was good at it. She really knew how to spoil you, just ask her grandkids. She would honestly spend her last dollar to see a smile on her family's face. She loved her children and dedicated her life to raising them, a positive attribute that continued with her grandchildren. She loved hard and she taught her children resilience, strength, and independence.
Kay would light up any room she walked into, and you could not help but fall in love with her. Her quick-witted humor would always have you laughing, but her ability to be upfront about what was on her mind would keep you on your toes. She was most definitely the life of any party and if there was not a party, she would most definitely get one started. She was full of life and that is how her family wants her to be remembered.
Preceded in death by her mother and father, her son Alfred Green, and her grandson Adam Lewis.
She is survived by her partner Bill Clayton; Daughter, Tiffany Clark; Sons, Jason Green, William Clark, and Michael Clark; Siblings, Ray Frawley and Ricky and Lisa Frawley; as well as her nine grandchildren.
Please join us in a celebration of her life at Crowe-Fields Funeral Home, Millen. Memorial Services will be held on Sunday October 9th. The viewing will be held from 5p.m. to 7p.m. and the celebration of her life will begin at 5:30pm. All flower donations can be sent to Crowe-Fields Funeral home.
Theresa Kay Frawley Clark, age 60, passed away Thursday, October 6th. Born on December 21st, 1961 to Alfred Frawley and Jimmy Joiner. She was born and raised in Millen, Ga.
She was an absolute firecracker and fought until her last breath. She loved her family with every ounce of her being and would stop at nothing to prove she had your back. It did not matter how big or small a problem was, if it was for her family, she would never back down and somehow would come out victorious. Her love language was definitely gift-giving and she was good at it. She really knew how to spoil you, just ask her grandkids. She would honestly spend her last dollar to see a smile on her family's face. She loved her children and dedicated her life to raising them, a positive attribute that continued with her grandchildren. She loved hard and she taught her children resilience, strength, and independence.
Kay would light up any room she walked into, and you could not help but fall in love with her. Her quick-witted humor would always have you laughing, but her ability to be upfront about what was on her mind would keep you on your toes. She was most definitely the life of any party and if there was not a party, she would most definitely get one started. She was full of life and that is how her family wants her to be remembered.
Preceded in death by her mother and father, her son Alfred Green, and her grandson Adam Lewis.
She is survived by her partner Bill Clayton; Daughter, Tiffany Clark; Sons, Jason Green, William Clark, and Michael Clark; Siblings, Ray Frawley and Ricky and Lisa Frawley; as well as her nine grandchildren.
Please join us in a celebration of her life at Crowe-Fields Funeral Home, Millen. Memorial Services will be held on Sunday October 9th. The viewing will be held from 5p.m. to 7p.m. and the celebration of her life will begin at 5:30pm. All flower donations can be sent to Crowe-Fields Funeral home.
She was an absolute firecracker and fought until her last breath. She loved her family with every ounce of her being and would stop at nothing to prove she had your back. It did not matter how big or small a problem was, if it was for her family, she would never back down and somehow would come out victorious. Her love language was definitely gift-giving and she was good at it. She really knew how to spoil you, just ask her grandkids. She would honestly spend her last dollar to see a smile on her family's face. She loved her children and dedicated her life to raising them, a positive attribute that continued with her grandchildren. She loved hard and she taught her children resilience, strength, and independence.
Kay would light up any room she walked into, and you could not help but fall in love with her. Her quick-witted humor would always have you laughing, but her ability to be upfront about what was on her mind would keep you on your toes. She was most definitely the life of any party and if there was not a party, she would most definitely get one started. She was full of life and that is how her family wants her to be remembered.
Preceded in death by her mother and father, her son Alfred Green, and her grandson Adam Lewis.
She is survived by her partner Bill Clayton; Daughter, Tiffany Clark; Sons, Jason Green, William Clark, and Michael Clark; Siblings, Ray Frawley and Ricky and Lisa Frawley; as well as her nine grandchildren.
Please join us in a celebration of her life at Crowe-Fields Funeral Home, Millen. Memorial Services will be held on Sunday October 9th. The viewing will be held from 5p.m. to 7p.m. and the celebration of her life will begin at 5:30pm. All flower donations can be sent to Crowe-Fields Funeral home.
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