Frank Petrone

On behalf of Keadren Petrone and her children, we would love to bless their family financially and help with some of the expenses towards Frank Petrone's memorial service.

Here is a note from Keadren Petrone :

With deep inexplicable sadness, my sweet husband Frank Petrone suddenly and tragically passed away yesterday morning, January 9th.

I am so thankful for the unbelievable amount of calls, texts and messages with outpouring of love and kindness.

Here is how you can help our family right now:

1. Pray for me and my children, my family, and Frank’s family. Do not ever underestimate the power of your prayers. Do not only pray silently, pray out loud and speak it into the atmosphere. Your prayers are powerful and heard by God.

2. Many people are offering to help with meals. I am working to see if I can have someone coordinate this and will post once I have that figured out. I am so thankful for meals made with love.

3. Keep the messages coming. I cannot express how thankful I am for them. I cannot quite keep up because there are so many but I am SO thankful. I read each and every one even if I don’t reply. (So if I don’t reply, please don’t take it personally).

4. Speak Life giving prayers and declarations over my daughter Alaina Wolfe and her husband Cody Wolfe, my son Josiah and my son Samuel. They are NOT fatherless for they will forever have a Loving Good Kind Heavenly Father that lives IN them, THROUGH them, AROUND them, and goes BEHIND them and BEFORE them- every day all day- so I will not receive the word “fatherless” for my children. Aside from that, they have many loving and wonderful male figures in their lives that will also take on that role and help me raise them. SPEAK LIFE!

5. Service information and obituary will likely be available tomorrow and I will post it as soon as I have it.

6. If you want to stop by, please ask me first. I am blessed with an abundance of love and I am so thankful, however please understand that there is so much for me to do and handle, calls to make, still while being present and accessible for my children.

7. If I feel there is something you can help me with specifically, I promise I will ask you. I am not afraid to ask for help. ❤️

Frank was so loved, so deeply and truly loved. We are devasted and heartbroken but we treasure his smile, his laugh, his jokes, his teddy bear snuggles and his loving ways. We will miss him more than I could ever put into words. The best way you can honor him and our family is to stop what you’re doing right now and go kiss the one you love. Tell them, call them, show up for them, and hug them. Live in the moment. Laugh every chance you get. Love hard. Be bold. Dance. Dream. Feel the joy- grab it and hold it every single chance you can. God is in all of it.