Birth date: May 19, 1949 Death date: Dec 26, 2012
Franklin Hunter Jewell, 63 of Leesburg, VA died on Wednesday, December 26, 2012, at INOVA Loudoun Hospital Center in Lansdowne, VA. Frank was born Thursday, May 19, 1949 in Leesburg, VA. He was a son of the late Wilbur Hunter Jew Read Obituary
Frankie was a great classmate and I loved watching him play baseball. I am sure he will light up the baseball field in heaven. My sympathies to his family and friends--Barbara Moore Mayo--LVHS Class of 1967
I send my sincere sympathy and prayers to the family of Franklin Hunter Jewell. Frankie and I were classmates at Loudoun Valley and I am so sorry to hear of his passing.
Barbara Allder Breighner
Dianne,
I am so sorry to hear the news about Frank..He was always very sweet and kind to me and I enjoyed his sense of humor. He was adoring of you and Kristin and his presence will be sorely missed .
love to you both
Robin Waddell Tull
Janet,
We are so sorry for your loss. We enjoyed meeting Frank at your home and sharing much laughter with him. We are keeping your whole family in our thoughts and prayers.
Much love,
The Kent Family
Frankie will always be a high school freshman in my mind. He would walk to my house in Waterford after dinner to study History. After we moved to Leesburg, I would enjoy many summer days and evenings watching the Loudoun League Baseball games at Fireman's Field which was a short walk from our house. Many of my classmates from Loudoun County and Loudoun Valley played in those games which made them great fun to watch. My deepest sympathies to the entire Jewell Family. Frankie will be missed.
Frank, it was always great to see you on your front porch, taking in the nice weather over the summer. You certainly made me feel welcome to the neighborhood. We shared cold drinks, some stories, and a couple of fun poker nights. You were always a welcome sight and we will miss you. Love, Trey (and son Shane too).
Frankie, you always had a smile and a great attitude when we were teens at LVHS, leaning up against the hallway walls with "the gang." (I even have some great dating advice that you wrote in my 1965 yearbook, which I should have followed!) You were a good baseball player, too... They say Heaven's a great place, but you'll make it even better. ~ Love, Mike
ALTHOUGH WE ONLY KNEW FRANK FOR A SHORT WHILE, HE MADE US FEEL THAT WE WERE A PART OF HIS FAMILY AFTER THEIR MARRIAGE OF THEIR DAUGHTER, KRISTEN TO OUR SON, JEAN. FRANK TREATED JEAN AS IF HE WAS HIS OWN SON AND LET US KNOW THAT HE COULDN'T HAVE ASKED FOR A BETTER SON IN LAW.
EVEN THOUGH HIS HEALTH WAS FAILING HIM, HE ALWAYS KEPT A POSITIVE ATTITUDE AND NEVER COMPLAINED.WE FEEL BLESSED THAT FRANK WAS A PART OF OUR LIFE AND HE WILL BE MISSED.
IN DEEPEST SYMPATHY AND SORROW
SAL AND DEBBIE DAMICO
Frank, we already miss you and will keep you in our hearts and our memories. You were always telling us that maribeth was like a second daughter to you and we will cherish your feelings for her. We have felt the same way about Kristin. We are very fortunate to have had you,Diane and Kristin in our life. We will always be there for Diane and Kristin as you all have for us. Love, Brenda and Mickey.
