Franklin Morris

Birth date: Apr 25, 1938 Death date: Sep 16, 2025

Frank Morris, 87, passed away in Hospice Care Sept. 16, 2025. He worked for Walmart for 20 years "Mr. Walmart" and Del Dot for 5 years. He is survived by: Daughter Frances Overstreet of Nashville, GA and her husband Ed Overstreet. Read Obituary

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Cathy Wilkins Hutson

12w ago

Frank you and dad "Eugene " spent many hours working on your stock cars and raced every week. I was always told when I became sixteen I could race in the powder puff but this never happened.

Loray Sullivan

13w ago

Loray S.
Frank was truly a special person to everyone he met. He always had a story to tell, time to talk and always listen to you. Frank knew everyone and everyone knew him. I use to tease him about being a chick magnet and called him “Frankie baby”. Many times he helped associates in Walmart and complete strangers. He never said no to anyone and had a big heart. He truly will be missed.

Tracy Tuxward

13w ago

in honor of Franklin.

I worked with Mr. Frank at Walmart. He was always ready with a smile, a quick story, or a joke. Anything to keep you smiling. He was a very generous man. If there was a way he could help you, he would. He made the workplace better. Heaven has another angel. Rest well, Mr. Frank. You deserve it.

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Judith Thompson

13w ago

So sorry to hear of your loss. Mr Walmart Frankie long time friend of mine loved people . He would pick up any stranger . He was a talker and kind person. I will miss his stories he would tell over and over again . Judy Thompson

Frances Moore

13w ago

Frank, you will surely be missed. One of my bestest friends! Good times in school, good times in PWP and many social affairs and at home. Mary, Ruby and all the family - you are in my thoughts and prayers. Frank was a great guy!!!! Long time friend, Frances Moore.

Lois B. Holland

13w ago

Frank was a special person. He graduated with my oldest brother, David Bartsch. Frank always had a smile, and he loved to talk. He loved his cars. My prayers are with his family at this difficult time.

Lois (Bartsch) Holland

Erika Ilsen

14w ago

Rest in peace Grandpa I love u so much you don't know how much you have helped me through life. I appreciate you u gave me a car. This is Erika Ilsen your great grand daughter. From your daughter. U always have a smile on your face. We would come visit you up there u would come down here for the expo or go dancing. You love u some Mrs. Ruby. U would go dancing with her in Nashville at the VFW.

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14w ago

Planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Franklin.

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