Frances Louise Honeycutt

Frances Louise Honeycutt, known for her outgoing loving personality, passed away on February 8, 2024. Born on March 31, 1931, Frances lived a life filled with warmth and compassion that touched the hearts of all who knew her.

Frances was a caring individual who always put others before herself. She had an ability to bring joy and laughter to every gathering she attended, earning her the reputation of being the life of the party. Her entertaining nature brightened the lives of many, making her a beloved friend and cherished family member.

Among her many hobbies and interests, Frances found joy in the art of cooking and took pride in creating delicious dishes for her loved ones. The kitchen was her domain, where she lovingly prepared meals that brought people together around the dinner table. As a skilled homemaker, she masterfully crafted a warm and inviting home environment where everyone felt welcome.

Frances had a playful spirit and enjoyed playing games such as board games, cards, and dice. These friendly competitions served as a source of entertainment for her and those fortunate enough to join in. She reveled in friendly banter and treasured the time spent engaging in these activities with friends and family.

Frances Honeycutt was preceded in death by her parents Riley and Alice Randolph; her beloved husband William E. Honeycutt; her brother Doc (Mary Grey) Randolph; her brother Grady (June) Randolph; her sister Pauline (Haskell) Bryant; and her nephew Paul Bryant.

She is survived by John (Joanne) Ricks; nephews and nieces,  Grady (Gayle) Bryant; Anita (Bob) Adams; Melinda (Chris) Brown; Lee (Tina) Randolph; Wayne (Janet) Randolph; Darlene (Joseph) Ridgway; and Karyn (Jeff) Woolum. Frances also leaves behind several great nieces, great nephews, and cousins who will forever cherish the memories they shared with her.

Frances Louise Honeycutt's presence will be dearly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her. Her loving and caring nature, combined with her outgoing personality, made a lasting impact on the lives she touched. As we bid farewell to an extraordinary woman, may we find solace in the beautiful memories she leaves behind and carry her spirit of love and joy in our hearts.

The family would like to give a special thank you to her caregivers, Joyce LaRue and Barbara Marcum, as well as a special person in Frances’ life, Brandy LaRue.