
Frankie Saylor
August 18, 1946 - October 20, 2018
Obituary
Frankie Sue Saylor, 72, died of natural causes on Oct. 20, 2018 in Billings, MT. Born Aug. 18, 1946, Frankie was the only child of Benjamin and Hazel Bowers. She grew up and graduated from high school in Roundup, where she was a cheerleader, majorette, and Worthy Advisor of Rainbow Girls. After school, she moved to Billings and married Joe McGinnis, and they had daughter Margie in 1971. She later married Donald Blevins, and they welcomed daughter Dawn Marie in 1974. She later married Dave Saylor. Frankie worked for years as a home health care aid, where she brought much laughter and comfort to her patients. Previously, she worked at Easter Seals, Warbonnet Inn, MetraPark, Buck's Bar, and Sam's Place. When not busy chatting to friends and family on the phone, Frankie could often be found reading a mystery. She was known for her love of animals, especially horses, and she took in and cared for various cats and dogs (and even a rabbit) over the years. For years, her dog Misfit was a neighborhood favorite. Frankie was very creative and always involved in some kind of craft project, from making wreaths to crocheting to creating beaded tapestries. She loved to laugh and be involved in pranks, including many water balloon fights in the neighborhood. Frankie could always bring a smile to others, and she will be dearly missed. Frankie is survived by her daughters Margie McGinnis and Dawn Marie Blevins, their children and grandchildren, and several cousins. She was preceded in death by her parents. A memorial service will be held at Mayflower Congregational Church at the corner of Poly & Rheberg in Billings on Sat. April 13 at 2 pm.
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Jean Eberts
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Frankie Sue and I go back to the late 50's and early 60's, that would be in 19+, she always made me laugh and as we would run into each other over the years it was as if we had never been apart. Our friendship was here and there as I moved away several times but it was always close in my heart. RIP my friend. I will come to see you some day. Love Jean Steen Eberts
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Nancy Barber
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Frankie Sue and I started running around together in high school and stayed close. We had many crazy experiences together that I will not forget. She was a true friend who made it her mission to stay in contact with her friends. Class of "65" has lost a special lady. I will forever miss you my friend. Love you, Nancy Johnson Barber
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Karen Kowalczyk Lekse
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Frankie Sue was always my "Big Sister" in high school. We shared many a tear and much laughter. When I last talked to her we were to get together for lunch. She has had a warm smile and a big hug whenever we met. Especially over the 4th of July. I will always miss her as my big sister. She helped guide me through many difficult years of high school and family situations. Love you Sissy. You will be greatly missed. Was looking forward to a lot more phone conversations and lunch. Now we will have to do that when we meet in heaven.