Frankie White

Frankie White

July 06, 1960 - August 01, 2012

Obituary

Frankie Darlene White, 52, passed away on August 1, 2012. Frankie was born a twin on July 6, 1960 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Unfortunately her twin did not make it, his name was Frank White. She has been a fighter all her life beginning at birth, being a preemie and having to stay in the hospital for 9 weeks. She weighed 3 lb 2 oz when she was born. She started having seizures in her teenage years and they seized about 12 years ago. Since the seizures stopped she was able to start driving and bought her first car. This was one of the proudest moments o fher life. She always told everyone that one day she would drive. She was a very independent woman. She lived on her own for 30 years. She was very determined and always wanted to accomplish things on her own, that others thought she needed help. Frankie for the past 12 years has made yearly trips to Las Vegas, sometimes twice a year. She looked forward to her trips and saved her money from one trip to the next. Several family members have gone with her. Frankie has said that her most memorable trips to Vegas was with her sister. They rented cars while they were there and went on road trips to Las Angeles and the Grand Canyon. She attended Speedway Christian Church where she was baptized. Frankie never met a stranger, she never knew hatred. She always had a smile on her face and always put a smile on others faces. When you met Frankie you had a friend for life, this is the effect she had. Frankie was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2004. From the time she was diagnosed she always said she would do whatever it takes to beat this. She surpassed all the doctors expectations with her will and her strength. She fought up to the very end. If you ask anyone to describe Frankie, they will use words like independent, strong willed, stubborn, giving, innocent, precious, caring, generous, and we could go on and on with the most strongest and loving words in the world. Frankie was cherished by so many. She is survived by her parents, Bill and LaVelle Lowery, John White; grandmother, Ruby Casey; brothers, Danny White and Ronnie White; sister, Carrie Eaker; nieces and nephews, Kaitlyn Eaker, David Eaker Kim Collins, Daniel White and Rondal White along with several aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Visitation will be held on Monday, August 6 from 11 am - 1 pm with a funeral service at 1 pm at Stevens Mortuary, 5520 W 10th St, Indianapolis. Interment will be at West Ridge Park Cemetery. Pastor Fred Rodkey officiating. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. God called an angel home today. Even though we wanted her to stay. Frankie was sweet, generous, stubborn and beautiful. She gave and gave but did not take. She was a fighter. Her and her sister couldn't have been any tighter. She was in our life for so many years, so forgive us while we shed our tears.

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Troy Lowery
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Troy Lowery made a donation to American Cancer Society
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Nicole Hawkins
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To Carrie, David, Kaitlyn Little David Dude & Mom & Dad And Frankie's extended family~ Sending you all the biggest and deepest hugs possible. Know that you are in my thoughts and prayers and I am wishing you all courage and strength to get through the coming days. Miss Frankie~ You were a riot playin some 'trash' cards with and swimming in Carrie's pool with. There was alway's fun with food and beverages when you were around~ like at your parents party at the Union hall. Soar with the Angels Dear Lady- While the rest of us are left in awe of your will & determination that drove your life. And I will sign off with something for your loved ones.... Forget Her Not. Forget Her Never. Untit the The has Set Forever.
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Jack and Jackie Salyers
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Bill and Lavelle, I will always remember the day I met Darlene, she had a big smile on her face. What a sweet spirit she had and the last thing she said to me was "hope you have a nice day". God has received another angel. Keeping you and your family in our thoughts and prayers. Praying that you will feel God's arms around you and the peace that only he can give. Love, Jack & Jackie
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David M. Eaker
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You were always more than just a sister-in-law to me, you were a sister. You always treated me like a brother and made me feel so lucky just to know you. You always treated our kids as your own and helped us out at Christmas and their birthdays. You made every Christmas extra special. You had one of the biggest hearts I had ever seen. Thank you for everything you have done for me. I will miss you so much. You will always be in my heart. Sister-In-Law Fate smiled upon me the day you became my sister-in-law from the very beginning I felt at home in your presence and I knew in my heart that the two of us would grow closer through the years. I am reminded of just how much we had shared and I am grateful that I was blessed with a sister-in-law whose warmth, thoughtfulness and sense of compassion served to make all of our days brighter, our sorrows more bearable and our lives more richer in so many ways. For this we were very fortunate beyond measure.
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Councilor Marilyn Pfisterer
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I join friends and family in respect for and appreciation of the life and contributions of Frankie White.

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