of Conway, AR
May 10, 1943 - October 20, 2020
Frances (Fran) Kay Boyer, 77, of Conway, Arkansas, passed away on Tuesday, October 20, 2020, at Conway Regional Medical Center. She was born on May 10, 1943, in Marshall, Arkansas, to the late Helen (Farris) Boyer and the late Lloyd Boyer.
She was preceded in death by her sister Lane Henson (Lynn). She is survived by three brothers, Bob Boyer (Sandy) of Silver Springs, Maryland, Buzz Boyer (Irene) of Rogers, Arkansas, and Lindsey Boyer (Cindy) of Benton, Arkansas, and one sister, Toni Boyer Stewart (HK) of Little Rock, Arkansas. She has numerous cousins, nieces and nephews, and great nieces and nephews.
Fran was beloved by her family, friends, and her best friend, Phyllis.
Fran had an amazing relationship with her mother, Helen, and was well known when they went shopping in Conway. Mom always said Fran was an icon and recognized by almost everyone.
After Helen's death in 1991, Fran lived at Creative Living (now called Schneider House) for 29 years. This is part of Independent Living Services, which serves adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities. These were some of the best years of her life.
She loved her school (''cool'') at Profiles, and especially arts and crafts. She always wanted to go to school, rain or shine.
She loved family reunions, bling (watches, necklaces, and rings), cute guys, and classic TV shows such as I Love Lucy. She especially loved the mail.
She was very social and considered by her friends as easy-going, outgoing, caring, helpful, and very sweet and loving. She loved children and babies, and had a keen eye for detail. The joke at Schneider House was if you misplaced your purse or keys, Fran could find them for you.
Our most heartfelt thanks goes to the visionary Peggy Schneider who founded Independent Living Services in 1970.
Due to Covid-19, services will be delayed until a later date.
To honor Fran, donations may be made to her beloved school, Profiles, in care of Independent Living Services.
So sorry for your loss, Lindsey. I remember you bringing Fran to work with you when your mom was sick many years ago. My daughter started working for DDS in September 2020. Email me sometime, or text me at 297-5075.
Well, heaven just got another angel. Let’s hope there are plenty of baby dolls and catalogs waiting for her. Frannie always had a special spot in the hearts of those who knew and loved her.
Fran was a sweet person who was loved by all. My thoughts and prayers are with her entire family who took such good care of her. She will be missed by many.
I was blessed to call Frannie my sister-in-law. Family reunions were a joy with Fran. She loved being the center of attention among all her ‘“Sibs,†nieces, and nephews. Fran showed us the joy that could be found in the little things of life. That’s how she will be remembered.
I am so very sorry for the loss of your precious sister. May her cherished memories be a a shining light in your life.
I am sorry to hear about Fran’s passing. Such good memories of us all being together during family trips. â¤ï¸
Fran was a very sweet and caring person. She always had a smile and brought joy to so many people who came into her life. I have so many fond memories of Fran when we all gathered up at granny's and grandpa's in Big Flat, Arkansas. I so sorry for your loss. May you now rest in peace Fran.
I was blessed to meet Fran and captivated by her spirit.
She has a heart and love that will be missed by anyone blessed simply by getting to know her.
I am so very sorry for the loss of your sister. May your many wonderful memories sustain you. Blessings
Fran was a very sweet lady. Though shy, she always had a smile. I'm so sorry for your loss but she is now at peace and made whole by our Lord. My prayers are with you for peace and comfort.
I am so sorry for your loss. Fran brought you to so many people throughout her life.
Elissa Douglas
Sorry for your loss. Fran was a special person.