both of Mayflower, two cherished granddaughters Lacye Blake (Tracey) of England, Raney Reagan of Mayflower, his precious great-grandson Dallas Blake of England, three sisters Freeda Simpson, Eva Harrell, and Martha Jane Whitely, seven brothers Walker Harrell, Leo Harrell, David Harrell, Bobby Harrell, Billy Harrell, Royce Harrell, and brother in law Jim Raney, and too many in laws, out laws, nieces, and nephews to mention.įrankie is also preceded in death by his second family Ralph and Lilly Harrell, two sisters Kathryn Harrison, and Relma Louis Harrell, four brothers Austin, Joe, Charles, and Ronald Harrell, and one sister in law, Ann Harrell.įuneral Services will be held at Roller McNutt Funeral Home in Conway, AR on Saturday, May 4th, 2013 at 3pm with interment to follow at the Mayflower Cemetery. He is survived by the light of his life, his wife Janice Raney Harrell of 52 years, daughter Nicki Reagan (Marlin), son Frank Harrell Jr. He also served as president of the school board for a number of years and stayed active in his community. Frankie was a member of the Lighthouse Pentecostal Church in Morgan. Frankie was an avid hunter and fisherman, and a member of the Round Here Hunting Club.
He was a grower of many things and loved working hand in hand with his daughter in the garden and farming with his son. Frankie absolutely loved gardening and shared the fruits of his labor with his friends, family, and neighbors. He loved anything outdoors and was a farmer from a young age until he retired and began working for Faulkner Co. Frankie attended Arkansas State Teachers College. He was a winner of the Golden Glove award several times through his boxing career with Coach Bob Starr.
Frankie graduated from Mayflower High School in 1956 where he was an outstanding athlete in basketball, baseball, and boxing. He moved to Mayflower at the age of 12 to live with his second family after the death of his mother Ralph and Lillie Harrell where he has lived his whole life. Frankie fought a good fight with cancer for fourteen years until he succumbed at his home in Mayflower.
and Ethel Gilletta Harrell the seventh of twelve children. Harrell, 76, of Mayflower left on Wednesday, to make a garden in heaven.
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