Birth date: Feb 16, 1933 Death date: Apr 30, 2013
Frank C. Squirrel, age 80, of Farmington, died Tuesday, April 30, 2013 at his home. He was born February 16, 1933 in Claremore, Oklahoma, the son of Frank Charles and Mahaley Watashe Squirrel. He was retired from the United State Read Obituary
Via con Dios mi Hermano! I'll see you when we regroup in heaven. I know your spirit will always be watching over others.
Reba and family, they say old soldiers never die...and that saying holds true today as it has for times gone by. This old soldier salutes you and the family in your time of sorrow. Blue skies always
Reba, Greg and all the family: Thanks Greg for your phone calls. Sorry we could not make visitation and the funeral service.Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. May God provide strength and comfort for each of you. Remembering the Good Times in Fort Smith with Frank.
Reba, as Chapter 32-50 President, I want you to know all of our members have you and your family in their thoughts and prayers. If we can assist in any way, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Reba and children: We are so very sorry for your loss. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. May the Lord provide strength and comfort for you.The Robert and Alice Center Family
Reba the Special Forces Association is with you in this time of sorrow. Many of us will not be able to make it to the funeral service and for that I apologize.
I met Frank when I first started working for the Washington County Collector's office, he was always very helpful and I called him the go to guy for Real Estate questions. I am sorry for you loss.
Reba, not sure if you remember me (Nancy) who worked at Mosley Abstract Company in Fort Smith with Frank back in the mid-late '70s. I just wanted to tell you that I am so sorry for your loss. Treasure your memories always.Sincerely,Nancy Moore
Charleston, Arkansas
Please accept my words of sorrow inyour loss, Patsy Martin Price
My extended family, I want to wish you the warmest and heartfelt sympathies. Remember, life is a jouney full of fun and laughter, which, Frank truly enjoyed. I appreciated his cheerful greetings and warm goodbye when I would leave. So he has now completed his journey here and we will all see him again someday in his new journey only to be greeted by the cheerful smile, but there will never be a goodbye. May God keep you comforted and at peace as you walk through another step of the journey yourselves. I love you all and pray for peace.
