
Franky Lopez
November 29, 1986 - August 08, 2021
Obituary
Franky Jeremy Lopez was born on November 29, 1986 in Billings, Montana. He tragically left this world in the early morning hours of August 8, 2021. Franky was a good man and he was loved by so many. He had a laugh that could brighten the darkest of days. Franky loved music. He loved playing his guitar. He also loved electronics. Franky had many roles in life. He was a son, a grandson, a brother, a cousin, a nephew, and a friend. He was a chef! But above all, he was the proud father of Nevaeh, his beautiful daughter. Franky loved Nevaeh completely and unconditionally. They treasured every minute they could spend together; time filled with music and with laughter. If someone were to ask Franky who the love of his life was, he would say it was Nevaeh, without hesitation. Franky is survived by his mother Michelle, his fiancé Jenni Smith of Bozeman, his sister Julia, his brothers Miguel and Dante, the Lopez family of Idaho, his Grammy Linda, his Aunt Robin, and his cousins Tony, Erica, Ayrial, and Jimmy. And of course, Nevaeh, who shall forever carry him in her heart. Franky was preceded in death by his father, Arlo Lopez, and his brother Jamie Osuna. You will never be forgotten. “Rest in Peace, Franky”
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Liz
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When I heard that you had left us I was simply blown away How could that be possible? We were laughing the other day. Your dry wit and your humor Your 'grin' and devilish smile No one knew what you'd do next You had one unique style! Oh how I'd anticipate you Clocking "in" on second shift How I waited for your quips You had a truly special gift. Always there for everyone So dependable, sincere Kind, gentle and caring Felt good to have you near. So, my dear departed friend I'll think of you each day Peace and rest and comfort I hope you've found today. Your last words to me Will help my tears to dry You punched my arm and said, "Hey...see ya, love ya, bye
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Shannon Shannon
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Frankie was my boss at the Montana Club. He taught me so much. But more than that, Frankie was one of my dearest and closest friends. In the short time Franky was in my life, he taught me how to laugh, enjoy life, and not take life so seriously. I love u Frankie my man. I know u are up there watching us and that u are fit at peace. God needed u for a higher purpose and so he called u home. U went first because it would have torn u apart had any of us left this earth before u cuz u lived us all so dearly . I miss u Frankie , I miss that smile and ur child like manner . I will be seeing u soon tho, plz Frankie, save a place for me up there next to u cuz I'll be afraid . All my love, Shannon Shannon