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Frankie Yvette Smith

July 29, 1965 ~ March 31, 2023

Born in: Sikeston, MO
Resided in: Bonne Terre, MO

Frankie Yvette Smith, age 57, of Bonne Terre formerly of Charleston, MO passed away Friday, March 31, 2023, at Jefferson Mercy in Festus. She was born Tuesday, July 29, 1965, in Sikeston, Mo to the late Charlie and Ruth Ann Sanford.

Frankie was a member of Prince of Peace Baptist church of Sikeston. She was an Entrepreneur who loved to cook, bake and create all kinds of arts and craft that she often turned into business opportunities. Frankie also did a lot of babysitting helping another entrepreneur, and was always working to further her education through courses she was taking.

Frankie is survived by her loving son’s: Donya Smith, Cornellius Smith (Jenny), and Cargin Smith (Marlena). Husband Billy Coleman, Grandchildren: Carree Smith, Jewel Smith, Sophia Marqua, Liam Marqua, and Cornellous Smith Jr., Canaysha Smith, Cloe Smith, Cherish Smith, and her great grandbaby Ryland Jones. Siblings, Earline Rhoden, William Smith, Howard Smith, and Ruth Ann Frazier (Greg). She is also survived by many nieces, nephews, family member and friends.

Memorial Service will be held at Mercy Seat Missionary Baptist Church on Saturday, April 22, 2023 at 1:00 PM. at 415 W. Marshall St. Charleston, MO 63834. Family has requested any flowers sent be purple in color in honor of Frankie. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of C.Z. Boyer & Son funeral home Bonne Terre, MO.

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  1. Candle 1I love you girl!! I’m gonna miss you like crazy. And knowing I can no longer see or call to her your voice is eating at me everyday since you’ve been gone! I love you auntie. Rest on my girl!! #729/#143

  2. Candle 1You were a great lady Frankie definitely will miss joking around with you, you will be missed deeply, rest in peace Frankie

  3. Candle 8I love and miss you momma already. I never really sat down and really got to talk to you like I wanted to and just tell how sorry I am for not being the best son and I should’ve been. I love you.

    • I love and miss you momma already. I never really sat down and really got to talk to you like I wanted to and just tell how sorry I am for not being the best son and I should’ve been. I love you.

    • You were her best boy don’t forget that she was my neighbor Here @st Joe manor & I just found out about your momma so verysorry for your loss. Keeping your family in my thoughts and prayers 🙏

  4. You were her best boy don’t forget that she was my neighbor Here @st Joe manor & I just found out about your momma so verysorry for your loss. Keeping your family in my thoughts and prayers 🙏

  5. Candle 1My Best friend ❤️ I so glad God gave me the opportunity to be apart of your life, we share a lot of good times together ❤️ you will always be in my heart and soul I’ll never forget you until we meet again on the other side Rest on Baby Girl ❤️ God gain a Angel 😇 so keep watching over us ❤️

    • Candle 4From the Day I met you,I knew you were a Very Special person!! U were kind & courteous to me and my 3 Girls Everytime we came to visit!! U & your 3 Boys became Family 2 Us from the JUMP!! That was an Always & FOREVER Thang!! I miss r ♥️ 2 ♥️!! So many Wonderful & Amazing memories!! Love you my Big Sis & Best Friend-

  6. Candle 4Frankie, I will miss you dearly. I loved being able to take care of you and spend moments with you daily. Fly high momma. Rest in peace and my condolences to your whole family.

  7. Awe, I’m so lost for words right now and my heart aches. You was the light of my life Naddie and you took care of me and did my hair & cooked for me when mama was sick and everything. I’m going to miss you dearly my love, tell mama & dad auntie’s Bev, Clara, and uncles Sherwood & Herman and Grandma & Sid we miss and love them dearly. Fly high with the almighty and I will always love you, Woe.


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