From t_town_ks #47429749---Please add this from Frankoma website
Joniece Frank of Sapulpa passed from this life on Wed. September 30, 2015 at Hillcrest Medical Center in Tulsa. Joniece was born on January 11, 1938 in Norman, OK to John N. Frank and Grace Lee Boman Frank. Joniece was the youngest of two daughters and grew up working alongside her parents in their family business, Frankoma Pottery.
Joniece graduated from Hockaday College Preparatory School in Dallas Texas and earned her bachelor's degree from the University of Oklahoma. Joniece took over as President & CEO of Frankoma Pottery after her father's passing in November of 1973. Joniece was an artist and designer for the famed pottery earning Oklahoma Business Top Woman Executive honor in 1977. Sometime after the sale of the pottery in 1991, she and her sister Donna went on to create new designs for Frank X 2 in their own studio at their home in Sapulpa that was once the studio for their parents.
The two sisters were instrumental in starting the Frankoma Collectors Club in 1995 which had members in 45 states. The club has reorganized and is still active today with yearly conventions held in Sapulpa. Joniece was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Sapulpa.
Joniece will be entombed at Green Hill Mausoleum in Sapulpa beside her parents.
Memorial services to be decided at a later date.
We are but clay in the hands of the Potter Clay formed from dust by our Heavenly Father. Each one He makes is from a new mold None ever duplicated and none ever sold. May the Potter make this miry day anew, bidding my old self ad due less of me, more of Him To rise above this earthly din.
Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Smith Funeral Home, 1208 S Main St, Sapulpa, OK.
Joniece Frank of Sapulpa passed from this life on Wed. September 30, 2015 at Hillcrest Medical Center in Tulsa. Joniece was born on January 11, 1938 in Norman, OK to John N. Frank and Grace Lee Boman Frank. Joniece was the youngest of two daughters and grew up working alongside her parents in their family business, Frankoma Pottery.
Joniece graduated from Hockaday College Preparatory School in Dallas Texas and earned her bachelor's degree from the University of Oklahoma. Joniece took over as President & CEO of Frankoma Pottery after her father's passing in November of 1973. Joniece was an artist and designer for the famed pottery earning Oklahoma Business Top Woman Executive honor in 1977. Sometime after the sale of the pottery in 1991, she and her sister Donna went on to create new designs for Frank X 2 in their own studio at their home in Sapulpa that was once the studio for their parents.
The two sisters were instrumental in starting the Frankoma Collectors Club in 1995 which had members in 45 states. The club has reorganized and is still active today with yearly conventions held in Sapulpa. Joniece was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Sapulpa.
Joniece will be entombed at Green Hill Mausoleum in Sapulpa beside her parents.
Memorial services to be decided at a later date.
We are but clay in the hands of the Potter Clay formed from dust by our Heavenly Father. Each one He makes is from a new mold None ever duplicated and none ever sold. May the Potter make this miry day anew, bidding my old self ad due less of me, more of Him To rise above this earthly din.
Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Smith Funeral Home, 1208 S Main St, Sapulpa, OK.
From t_town_ks #47429749---Please add this from Frankoma website
Joniece Frank of Sapulpa passed from this life on Wed. September 30, 2015 at Hillcrest Medical Center in Tulsa. Joniece was born on January 11, 1938 in Norman, OK to John N. Frank and Grace Lee Boman Frank. Joniece was the youngest of two daughters and grew up working alongside her parents in their family business, Frankoma Pottery.
Joniece graduated from Hockaday College Preparatory School in Dallas Texas and earned her bachelor's degree from the University of Oklahoma. Joniece took over as President & CEO of Frankoma Pottery after her father's passing in November of 1973. Joniece was an artist and designer for the famed pottery earning Oklahoma Business Top Woman Executive honor in 1977. Sometime after the sale of the pottery in 1991, she and her sister Donna went on to create new designs for Frank X 2 in their own studio at their home in Sapulpa that was once the studio for their parents.
The two sisters were instrumental in starting the Frankoma Collectors Club in 1995 which had members in 45 states. The club has reorganized and is still active today with yearly conventions held in Sapulpa. Joniece was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Sapulpa.
Joniece will be entombed at Green Hill Mausoleum in Sapulpa beside her parents.
Memorial services to be decided at a later date.
We are but clay in the hands of the Potter Clay formed from dust by our Heavenly Father. Each one He makes is from a new mold None ever duplicated and none ever sold. May the Potter make this miry day anew, bidding my old self ad due less of me, more of Him To rise above this earthly din.
Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Smith Funeral Home, 1208 S Main St, Sapulpa, OK.
Joniece Frank of Sapulpa passed from this life on Wed. September 30, 2015 at Hillcrest Medical Center in Tulsa. Joniece was born on January 11, 1938 in Norman, OK to John N. Frank and Grace Lee Boman Frank. Joniece was the youngest of two daughters and grew up working alongside her parents in their family business, Frankoma Pottery.
Joniece graduated from Hockaday College Preparatory School in Dallas Texas and earned her bachelor's degree from the University of Oklahoma. Joniece took over as President & CEO of Frankoma Pottery after her father's passing in November of 1973. Joniece was an artist and designer for the famed pottery earning Oklahoma Business Top Woman Executive honor in 1977. Sometime after the sale of the pottery in 1991, she and her sister Donna went on to create new designs for Frank X 2 in their own studio at their home in Sapulpa that was once the studio for their parents.
The two sisters were instrumental in starting the Frankoma Collectors Club in 1995 which had members in 45 states. The club has reorganized and is still active today with yearly conventions held in Sapulpa. Joniece was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Sapulpa.
Joniece will be entombed at Green Hill Mausoleum in Sapulpa beside her parents.
Memorial services to be decided at a later date.
We are but clay in the hands of the Potter Clay formed from dust by our Heavenly Father. Each one He makes is from a new mold None ever duplicated and none ever sold. May the Potter make this miry day anew, bidding my old self ad due less of me, more of Him To rise above this earthly din.
Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Smith Funeral Home, 1208 S Main St, Sapulpa, OK.
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