Franklin T. Herring

“I have had the pleasure of knowing and loving Frankie for about 7 years. I called him brother because he was family to me. I met him from his dear friend Kev who called him brother. I am very sorry for your loss Stacie (sissy) and the entire family. You have my sincere condolences. Please lets keep Frankie in our hearts and remember all the funny and good times. Stacie I love you always and please know I am praying for you and the family. RIP Frankie I will never forget you ! Love Always, Bella”

— Bella Rose

“I want to say that Frankie was a wonderful man husband and father. I know how much he loved Stacie and the kids and all his friends and people he cared about. Gone to soon my dear Brother. I am blessed to have known you and I will never forget you. Thank you for the talks the advise and laughter, Again Stacie (sissy) my deepest condolences to you and the family. I am thinking of you and praying for you. Its not going to be easy but we must keep faith and remember Frankie in our hearts. I love you all. Love Bella”

— Bella Rose

“Frankie was always there for all of us. He sure helped me with some of the greatest life advice. I sure will miss him. Love you Frankie and watch over us all.”

— Danyelle Hawley

“I’ve know Frankie since he was born but hadn’t seen for awhile not been in Amarillo but Frankie was a sweet person very loving towards his family and friends love you Frankie rest I peace remember you are loved by all love you kiddo”

— Carolyn Sandoval

“It’s a hard pill to swallow my friend we hung out and got to know each other very well. You will always be my brother and you will be forever missed. I love you bro until we meet again. Jesus”

— Jesus

“I was one of the nieces. It was saddening finding out what happened i miss him very much. We had so many good memorys togethor and my parents do to. It saddens me to think ” Wow this is reality such a good man is actually gone ” only found out through Terry James Herring ( Tj herring ) Coming to our door saying his own father was gone.”

— Jaylee Colon

“I miss you pops, still have thoughts about waking and seeing mom pound on your chest, going next door and telling Floyd about it, bringing me to tears. It hurt that your gone. I was the mini you. Named after you, still remember watching creepy movies together and you scaring me mid way. A everlasting memory to me was when you stood at the door and busted out crying and asked me, (Am i a good father). Truth is, your the best father i can ever ask for. Thoughts of you pass through my head with sighs through the night. I love you Dad.”

— Franklin T. Herring JR

“Been almost half a decade since you left, a lot has happened since then. When through battles and struggles like you did. Also like you mom was there, set me right and helped me back on my feet. I graduated 3 years ago, made sure to stick to it for you. I’m an assistant manager at the same company you worked for. I got my dream car at just 21, a 2019 Dodge Charger and don’t worry I won’t be stupid with it Dad. I still use your teachings and advice y’know, you always had the best of them especially at 2am in the laundry room when neither of us could catch a wink of sleep. You always worried about being enough but in truth, you were so much more then enough, you were amazing, heart of gold and the smile of a golden retriever. Sometimes I just sit and think of how you feel looking down at me, wondering if you feel disappointed I picked up some of your bad habits or if you’re proud that I came so far. I still remember that look on your face in the counselors office, breaks my heart Everytime I want to relapse, but I won’t, not when I got people worrying about me. I love you Dad, say hi to Kev and Marq for me”

— Terry James Herring

“Oh how I miss you so very much you have always been there for me. You were my uncle but it felt more like my brother but I know that you are watching over me I feel it all the time you and my mom I love you and miss you so very much”

— Tiffney Strong