Thomas Franklin Ashworth

Hi Grandpa Frank! Thank you for all of the great memories. I am really going to miss you a lot. You were a great guy and had a solid heart. Thank you for your service to our country as well as being a police officer. I hope that you rest in eternal peace and that you are with God in heaven! God Bless, James :)

Dear Grandpa, You were an incredible man. One of my early memories was visiting you in Wisconsin, and you gave me a license plate for my bicycle, which I was just learning to ride without training wheels. You were always smiling and you had a hearty, honest laugh. Your enthusiasm was positively infectious! I only wish I could have visited you more often--I'm really going to miss you. Rest in Peace, sir! Evan

Franko! You came to our family just when we needed you most. I will live a life with a light and happy heart to honor you. Thank you for the whistles, the jazz punctuation to your joyful greetings, and for the wonderful Amazing Grace harmonica playing. You taught me many things about living a good life, with God's presence. Thank you! I love you and look forward to a continued bond with you. Love, Jayne

My husband, Tom Madden, was the F.B.I. in the 70's and knew Frank well. He always respected him as a man of integrity....always ready to help a friend. I remember Frank being at many of the agents party's, he always had a smile and something fun to say with that slight southern drawl. Great guy!!!!!! Julie Madden

To the family, Frank was my neighbor as I was growing up on Old Sauk Rd. I baby sat the boys for Wanda and Frank. When Joanie Oswald was hit on her bike by a semi on University Avenue. Frank was the first officer on the scene. He was very kind to me as I was very frightened. I rode with him as he took Joanie to the hospital. He was a very kind and fun person. Joan Ogden Gelhaus