Birth date: May 30, 1946 Death date: Apr 27, 2020
Franklin J. “Sparky” Enos of South Park, died on April 27, 2020, at home surrounded by his family. He was born in Canonsburg, PA on May 30, 1946, the son of the late Joseph and Mary Enos. The love of his life was his wife, Kathlee Read Obituary
Dear Imogene, I'm so sorry to see this about your brother. My sympathies and prayers for you, family and friends. This time of year is not easy when losing a loved one, not anytime. He seemed like a wonderful person. May the Lord give you all comfort and peace. You may contact me if you wish. God bless.
I served with Frank in K Company, 3rd Bn., 3rd Marines in Vietnam during '68 and '68. He was an outstanding Marine and a great patriot. He dearly loved his country and his fellow Marines. Frank made a positive impression on anyone who knew him. My prayers and sympathy to his family, his friends and to the Marines with whom he served. He will be missed. God's blessings and Semper Fi, Bill Clough Somerville, AL
Our deepest sympathy extended to the Enos family upon hearing of the death of your beloved husband and father. Jimmy was one of the nicest, kindest men that we had the privilege of knowing. He will be greatly missed. Sincerely, Joe & Lee Schmitt
To the Enos family All of our sympathies for the loss of your loved one. He will be missed by all. Fran and Don Campas
I HAVE KNOWN FRANK AND HIS FAMILY FOR QUITE SOME TIME SINCE I GREW UP IN LIBRARY. I ALSO KNEW FRANK FROM SEEING HIM AT THE NEW EAGLE POST OFFICE AS A POSTMASTER. HE WAS A NICE KIND MAN ALWAYS WANTING TO HELP. MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO THE ENOS FAMILY. JERRY FOX NEW EAGLE
i good friend and someone that rode motorcycles with and someone that travel together out west you will be missed by bev and terry rest in peace
Semper Fi Marine. Thank you for your service. R.I.P.
Miss you Brother, I will never forget you and the special times we spent together, wish we would have had time for 1 more trip to the cabin up the mountains, such very memories for me , thank you for the good times. Your brother Joe, Love you
I only have fond memories of Frank and share the families grief on Frank’s passing.He served his country with valor, his community with dignity and his family with love and passion. Frank was loved and highly respected by all of his ‘64 classmates at Snowden. I remember Frank as a terrific left fielder on our ‘64 baseball team but more importantly as true friend and a role model for all of us. My deepest sympathies. George Vlassich
Mrs. Enos, Brent, Brandon and family i am so sorry for your loss. I always remember Jim playing football with us out on the street when we were young. Such a great guy.
