Frances G Montgomery

Frances G Montgomery, age 77. Sunrise March 27, 1944 and Sunset July 29, 2021.

Frances G. Montgomery was born on March 27, 1944, to the late Posey T. Green and Margret O. Taylor in Jenkin Jones, West Virginia.  She was the 7th child of 7 born to this union.

Frances was a devoted wife, mother, sister and warm-hearted friend. She was honest and always willing to share her wisdom or advice.  She loved traveling with her School Reunions, Family Reunions and Hometown Reunions.  Frances also loved visiting family and friends.  She was a hardworking, meticulous housekeeper who insisted on everything being in order.

At an early age, Frances confessed Jesus Christ as her Savior in WV.  She attended Gary District High School in Gary, WV.  Shortly afterwards she moved to Bronx, N.Y. and worked as a domestic engineer, cashier at A & P, and a janitor at PS 100.  She met and married the love of her life Robert L. Montgomery.  Their union produced two daughters Tayonda and Shonia (Robin).

Frances and her family moved to Columbus, Ohio in the summer of 1973.  She was a cashier at United Dairy Farm, and A & P.  Then she worked at Bank One/IBM as a supervisor and Help Desk Technician for 29 years.  While at Bank One she got her real estate license in 1987.

Frances G. Montgomery made her transition from her earthly home to her heavenly home, on July 29, 2021.  She leaves to cherish her memory, her daughters; Tayonda Singleton and Shonia Stokes (Lee); three granddaughters, Teneshia Johnson, Brooke Stokes, Seava Harris-Stokes; two grandsons, Terrence Johnson and Tre’ Stokes, and great grandchildren.  Her three sisters; Virginia Rucker, Mary Adams, Ann Brown, and two brothers; Posey T. Green III, Emanuel T. Green; and a host nieces, nephews, cousins, relatives, and friends.

She was preceded in death by her parents (Posey and Margret Green), four brothers (Joe L. Green, Posey T. Green Jr., Ben L. Green and Troy Gill.

Frances was a hardworking, meticulous housekeeper who insisted on everything being in order. She will be greatly missed, loved and remembered by all those who knew her.