Frenchie Granville

Frenchie LaRuth (Bealer) Granville was born 2nd child to the parentage of Israel and Josephine (Sullivan) Dean on July 6, 1952 in Morrilton, Arkansas. To memory, Frenchie began her Christian walk of life at an early age as a member of Mount Olive Baptist Church, Pastor Rev. Presley, New Life Pastor Ken Channey, then later, New Beginning Missionary Baptist Church with Pastors Henry and Georgia Davis where her life came to a close. Frenchie was a devoted christian who served the Lord faithfully in many positions within the church. She took hold of the gospel plow and never looked back to grow weary of well doing (Galatians 6:9,2). Frenchie lived an exemplary life whereas she learned of God and put all that she learned into the lives of the people she knew. She showed a kind, free heart full of respect, patience, honesty, integrity and most of all, concern and love for all. She showed what love looks like and was well loved in uptown. Education for Frenchie ended at Madison High School and she went on to complete and graduate from E & K Nursing Academy. Her life’s work included Parkland Memorial Hospital. Many jobs of Private Duty Nursing Care to end her career with the family business Manning Brothers Investment Corp. As well as personal business ventures in auto sales with her husband LaDale Granville. Frenchie and LaDale Granville came together in Holy Matrimony and raised two wonderful sons, Darren Donell and Naterieon Larue Bealer, along with other children whom they parented throughout their life’s journey. God has blessed Frenchie with 70 years of a generous heart, kindness, wisdom and love which shall be her legacy to all whom she knew. Frenchie celebrated her earthly life with joy in the union of marriage with LaDale Granville (deceased veteran). Also, she is preceded in death by her grandparents Israel and Josephine Dean; parents George Wesley Bealer, Sr., Charlie Ruth Dean Bealer; and stepfather George Manning, Jr. With cherished love, she departs this life leaving to treasure her memory: sons Darren Donell (Tameka) Bealer, Naterieon Bealer; stepchildren, Sharon (deceased) Arthur Napoleon and Tommy Washington; siblings Erma J. Braggs, George Wesley Bealer, Jr., Blake J. (Margaret) Bealer, Deborah (Author) Wigfall, Donna Renina Meme Ann Bealer Black (deceased), Georgia Le Terina Bealer Hudgens Davis, Ernest B. Manning, Cedric Z. Manning, Eric K. Manning (deceased); auntie JoAnn Edwards of Indianapolis, IN; grandchildren Tadaria, Keira, Darius, Cadarion, Keniya, Deasha, Mia and Mya Bealer also a host of cousins, nieces, nephews and friends.

Saturday, April 22, 2023 11:00 AM Golden Gate Funeral Home

4155 South R.L. Thornton Frwy. | Dallas, Texas 75224 Pastor Georgia Hudgens-Davis, Officiating Minister

Processional Hymn of Comfort Scripture Readings………..……………………………….Appointee Old Testament New Testament Prayer………………………………...Pastor Georgia Hudgens-Davis New Beginning Missionary Baptist Church Song Resolutions….…………………………………………………..Open Remarks ……………………………………………………..(2 Mins) Special Remarks…………………………….………..Margaret Bealer Song Eulogy …………………………..…...Pastor Georgia Hudgens-Davis Parting View………………………...Golden Gate Funeral Directors Recessional

A CTIVE P ALLBEARERS Cedric Z. Manning

H ONORARY P ALLBEARERS Vincent A. Hudgens, III Lewis Black, Jr. William A. Black

Donri D. Finley Blake J. Bealer

Tramese Anderson Ernest B. Manning Vincent A. Hudgens, Jr.

Justin J. Braggs Gabriel Bryant Darius Bealer

I NTERMENT Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery Dallas, Texas Monday, April 24, 2023 9:00 AM

Perhaps you sent a lovely card or sat quietly in a chair. Perhaps you sent a floral piece, if so, we saw it there. Perhaps you prayed a sincere prayer or came to pay a call. Perhaps you sang a cheerful song, if so, we heard it all. Perhaps you spoke the kindest words, as any friend could say. Perhaps you rendered a service unseen, near at hand or from afar. Whatever you did to console our hearts, by word or deed or touch. Whatever was the kindly part, we thank you, oh so very much. You have freshened our desert with flowers and rain. T HE F AMILY