Morlynn Mae Frankey

Morlynn Mae Frankey

June 28, 1940 - April 17, 2015

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Dick Berceau
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It was my privilege to know Morlynn and to call her my friend. I feel blessed to have had her in my life and will miss her dearly. Morlynn, Fred and her brother Dick, have had a huge impact on my life. I know my life has been better just knowing Morlynn and those she loved. Dick
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Eunice Gibson
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I worked closely with Morlynn when she was an Inspector (Assistant Chief) in the Madison Police Department and I was an Assistant City Attorney. She had such good judgment and, because of that, she was a terrific witness. She introduced me to TEMPO, an organization for professional women, and I enjoy it still. And we had great lunches together. Love you, Morlynn.
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nessa
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I would like to express my sincere condolences to the loss of your loved one.In the scriptures Job 14:14,15 and John 5:28, God promises that he will resurrect our loved ones in the near future .I hope that Jehovah , the God of comfort grant you peace. If you have any questions visit www.jw.org
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Kathy
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My Aunt Morlynn had such a huge impact on my life growing up and on my life as a woman on this earth. Her shining example of truly "having it all" - a loving family, a strong, independent sense of self and a challenging career, inspired me and I'm sure, countless others. Having worked at the Madison Police Department for a few years, I heard the rumblings of dissent about how things were changing and I know Morlynn took a lot of crap for her progressive beliefs but she persevered and never let that stop her. She truly did break through that glass ceiling at the MPD and I admired her a great deal for that. I loved her for many other reasons too - always welcoming me at the cottage, keeping the Norwegian family traditions of lutefisk and lefse alive, planning family reunions, taking such good care of Grandma Parker in her later years, her tremendous sense of interior style (I'll always remember the bathroom that was papered in magazine covers), and always being willing to help me with my garage sales. It's been a privilege Mori. Love from your niece Kathy.
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Bob and Judy Story
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Fred and family...please accept our sincere sympathy for your loss.