Birth date: Jan 15, 1947 Death date: Apr 16, 2020
Fannie Franklin Hollis, born on January 15, 1947 in Amburgey, Kentucky passed away on Thursday, April 16, 2020. Fannie lived in Hazel Park, Michigan and was a cashier at 7-11 for over 20 years. She also worked as a care-giver for Read Obituary
I treasure my friendship with Fannie and her family 💜She was always there for my family, especially my girls! "You are Always on my Mind" 💗
I will miss my beautiful Fannie girl! She was the first person I met at Ferndale Free Methodist Church. She loved the homeless and carried food with her at all times and fed many. Her beautiful smile warmed my heart. She was my sweet southern friend and I loved her. Her life was a beautiful testimony of loving like Jesus.
Aunt Fannie will be missed. We all loved her and our prayers are with Uncle Bobby, Amanda, and the family. We love you!
Sincerely,
Matthew & Melissa Hollis, Chris Hollis and family
Some of my best memories as a child are summers when Aunt Fannie, Uncle Bobby, and Amanda would visit us in Tennessee. She will be greatly missed! Much love and prayers being sent from Tennessee!
While our pain has not passed we find comfort knowing that Fannies pain is gone. We are grateful you were able to dance with us at our wedding and will cherish every memory. May your beautiful soul Rest In Peace.
RIP aunt fannie, heaven has gained another beautiful angel. I will miss you, what I wouldn't give to go back to family reunions and spend more time together. I love you and all of the family. Prayers to all.
In so glad we got to talk about 2 months ago we laughed an talked so long my phone died
But we sure had a great talk an I'm blessed for that thank you for all you done
For me throughout my life you made me understand why you done some of the
Things you done . I love you aunt Fannie an you will be missed . I know heaven
Is a beautiful sight with you an Brian ,Tommy ,Doug Marvin, papaw an mamaw
Love an miss you all .Love Nicole
RIP Aunt Fannie. You will missed. Sending prayers for the family and friends. I love you Aunt Fannie and the rest of the family
