Frank Padgett
Frank B. Padgett, 60, of Harlingen entered into rest on Tuesday, February 5, 2013.
Frank was the owner and operator of the Lucky One Food Store in San Benito.
He is preceded in death by his father, Glenn Padgett.
He is survived by his loving wife of 31 years, Delores Padgett; two daughters, Heather and Charles Smith, and Chelsea Padgett; mother, Mary Padgett; sister, Ina Sue Padgett; brother, Michael Padgett and two nephews.
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, February 9, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. at the Rudy Garza Funeral Home 1702 E. Harrison, Harlingen, Texas.
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Delores, hello sweetheart. I am so sad to see Frank gone from you, your children and family. I am really sad that I will not get to see or visit with Frank anymore till heaven calls me too, but I will like others have written, well remember Franks calmness and his smile like so many others mention. I promise to see and visit with you next time I come down that way.
Just remember you are Loved by many as was Frank.
Love Always
Steve Hargis
Mrs. Padgett, Heather, and Chelsea:
I’m so so sorry about your loss. My heart goes out to you. I wish with all my heart I could be there on Saturday to hug you all. I’m so sorry. Your husband and father was a very sweet person. I remember him well. He will be deeply missed. May god bless his soul and your family.
Love,
Sarah (Snavely) Mendez
Thank you, Sarah. <3
I have known Frank since 1990 around when he first opened up the store. He always remembered me when I went in and always something funny or witty to say, depending on what was going on at the time. When he had his stroke, I was told he may not recognize me but he did right away. I thought he was recovering so this is so disappointing. God Bless all.
Delores, Thanks for sharing Frank with all of us. Always had a great smile & gentleness about him. Not like some of us yahoos. Hope to see you soon. Take care of yourself.
Your friend always,
Shawn
I’ll always remember Frank’s sweet smile even though sometimes it was a little mischievous.My thoughts and prayers are with Delores, his girls and family.
Love,
Tommie Kates
Frank was such a sweet and gentle soul. A really nice friend from high school days. May God wrap his arms around his family and give them strength. Rest In Peace Frank.
Delores,
So So sad to hear this. I always cared a lot about Frank. He was such a great spirit in a turmoiled world. I will always remember his calmness and kind heart. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Your friend since 5th street and always.
Joe Narro
I would always say hi to Frank when i would go into the store to buy tuff and he would say hi back he was a
nice man he’s going to be missed by alot of people that shop at Lucky Store
My condolences to the Padgett family. I used to go everyday after school to buy Lotto tickets there at the store. When Frank was there, he was always with a smile. He made customers feel welcomed. May he rest in peace.