Birth date: Oct 21, 1927 Death date: Feb 22, 2015
Nannie Franklin “Nan” Kirkpatrick 87, of Eustis, passed away on February 22, 2015. She was born October 21, 1927 in Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, D.C. to Charles Hillman Franklin (Col. U.S. Army) and Alexandrine Groslevin Fran Read Obituary
On the off chance someone in the family may read this, my name is Terry Lee Martin of Gallatin, Tennessee, and am a descendant of the Franklins and wish to connect with a Kirkpatrick family member in order to share old photographs I have inherited that depict Nannie's parents and other relatives. You may find me on Facebook or email me at [email protected].
What a blessing to smile and laugh as we think back on our lives together with Nan ... flying in to Leesburg, Amoco, Jack scratching his bald head with his short finger, Nan's warm hospitality and laughter, Jackie's E Type collection, Suan's cheer-leading and wedding to "Hot Dog." Franklin driving the mower over the terrace wall and Leslie's "Her-ami!" We have been forever enriched by having Nan in our lives! Blessings and Christ's love to all.
George Huddleston, Jr.
Murfreesboro, TN
Anne Jarman, Franklin Jarman, and Gene Elliott loved Nannie and knew Uncle Charlie and Dedine, Florida and Walter Anderson and Grace Adele Anderson a family that is passing away after many summers of fun together. Nannie use to tell us about her pilot son, she was so proud of her family.
Wow, what a great Christian lady, wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother and long time bleacher climbing basketball fan and friend!! Jeannie and I were so honored to have known Nanna and Jack and to have shared some very precious times with them after our move to Eustis in 1990. Saw her recently at Perkins with some friends and had the pleasure of a short visit and her warm loving smile. She will forever be embedded in our hearts as a very special gift from God to all of her family and friends. Thanks Nanna for the memories. Dave & Jeannie Reed
What an angel has joined the heavens! Nan was truly such a wonderful lady. I'll remember her fondly. My best to all the family as you go through this difficult time. Know you're in my thoughts a prayers.
God Bless,
Judy Carter
My deepest sympathy to this wonderful family. I will always remember how my family was welcomed into the neighborhood 18 years ago by Nan and Jack, who hosted a dinner party to introduce us to the neighborhood! She will be missed by all.
Maddie and Jay Lock
Keeping your family in my thoughts and prayers Suan. God Bless. Kim Carson Price
We will miss Nan so much. she was like my 2nd mother while in high school, I spent so much time with Suan. I love living in her neighborhood, and our wonderful lunches we had together with Sally Hartenstein. Rest in peace.
Nan was a lifelong friend of my family (The Mulhollands) and a dear and wonderful lady. My heart goes out to all the members of her family. God Bless all of you. She will truly be missed. Jaye Mulholland Spencer
