Frank McLaurin

Frank McLaurin born in Houston, Texas on July 10, 1957 

 

Married to Cherie McLaurin on May 8, 1999

 

Predeceased by his father, Frank McLaurin, Jr.; his mother, Lucille McLaurin, brother-in-law, Mark Scott.

Survived by his loving wife, Cherie McLaurin and two sons, Scott Johnson

Jason Johnson, one grandson, Lars Johnson, Sisters-in-law, Cindy Scott and husband Steve, Chris Handley and husband Mark, brother-in-law, Mike Scott, many nephews, nieces and cousins as close as sisters, Becky Sims, Brenda Ouzts and Patrica Whitmire

 

Frank graduated from Aldine High School, class of 1975. While in high school he worked at SWBT as a  directory assistant operator, the first male operator at 3100 Main, Houston, TX.

Following his graduation Frank was hired as a full-time employee using the skills he learned in high school drafting classes.  Frank continued his career with Southwestern Bell Telephone / SBC / AT&T.  Frank was a dedicated employee who was quickly promoted into management positions: Conduit, Outside Plant Engineer and Supervisor over AutoCAD Posting Records. Frank's last position was Land Based GIS Mapping, for the State of Texas. He retired with 39 years of service at AT&T.

 

Franks hobbies included volunteering for the HLSR where he earned his Lifetime Volunteer Gold Badge. He was a member of the Katy Elks Lodge, VP for the District and DDGER for National. He received many awards  and served in many positions in the Conroe Speaks Toastmasters Club.  He was district vice president with the Toastmasters and was instrumental in opening a new club at Lake Conroe.  

 

Frank had a heart for serving and loved the Lord. After attending The Ark Church a few years, He began serving as a Greeter in 2015 at the East Door. Frank currently was serving on the Family Baptism Team for many years.

 

He loved wood working, creating Houston sports teams signs and personalized signs for family and friends. Frank enjoyed nature, feeding the deer, horses, birds and working in his yard. He had it looking like a golf course.

 

Frank started a Houston Texans Football group with his loving Pelican Bay neighbors that continues today.

 

He enjoyed celebrating Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas and holidays with the large family inherited through marriage and friendships.

 

Frank had a wonderful sense of humor, was willing to help anyone, was a gentle and kind soul.  He was loved by all who knew him and will be greatly missed.

There will be a Celebration of Life at The Ark Church on Monday, June 8th at 2:00 p.m.  In lieu of flowers please donate to The Ark Church at www.thearkchurch.com/legacy  or Tunnel to Towers.