Birth date: Feb 12, 1920 Death date: Aug 5, 2020
Frances Louise Carrick Meier passed away peacefully at the age of 100 on August 5, 2020. She is predeceased by her husband Duane Alger Meier (2009). Survivors are her daughters; Karen Kinsley (Charles), Mary Ellen Gardner (Fred), Read Obituary
A beautiful woman with her beautiful smile has left us to join her saviour. I'm glad she was my Aunt. She will live on through her family and our memories of her.
To the family our condolences but know you have strength in your faith to see you through this.
Love and best wishes, Norma (Carrick) Shattock
One of the most treasured memories I have of grandma is when she and grandpa came to visit me when I was in the army stationed in Germany back in 1988. They rented a car and we drove all over southern Germany, even to the Italian border. We stayed in several "Fremdemzimmers" (rooms people were renting). Grandma was so fascinated by the German culture. We drove to many places to include Neuschwanstein Castle. Grandma had many challenges walking up to the castle. I also remember grandma's reaction to the Audobon. She was so nervous. Grandpa did all the driving. So, I will always cherish the memories of them visiting me in Germany. That meant so much to me.
Frances and I had such lovely visits. I’ll always remember her for her love of Jesus and her devotion to family and friends. Then there was her art talent, her beautiful African violets and all her giraffes. Can’t help but smile.
Mom had so much fun on her 100th Birthday!
She loved us unconditionally and we loved her!!
I miss you!!
She was the best mother-in-law a guy could ever have. Always helpful and always loving. I'll always remember how she kept beating me at wi-bowling.
Mom prayed for all of her children, grandchildren, great, grandchildren and great, great grandchildren every day. She was reciting Scripture and hymns as long as she could. She loved her family and friends. She was a quiet witness for the Lord with her life and love. She will be missed so much!!!
One of her neighbors said that 'she was the brightest light on our street!' She always had a smile for each person she met and loved to sit down and chat at anytime.
