Frank H. “Big Red” Roberts

Frank was the most interesting and amusing man we ever met. He had stories from his youth through to his days in Vietnam and well beyond. He could tell raucous stories from his young adulthood and follow-up with a recipe for chocolate chip cookies. He told stories (we sometimes found to be horrific and scary) with ease and amusement. With his stories, he made us laugh, sometimes cry, lots of times think deeply and always walk away appreciating our neighbors and friends. God bless you Frank -- you're one in a million!

Peace be with you, Frank. Condolences to family, friends and pets. Till we meet again, Frank. God bless.

Frank was my ever since I moved to Missouri but I knew him before moving. He was such a warm hearted man and I looked at him as my older brother, the brother I never had. Loved him as a brother. Rest in peace brother, you will be missed terribly.

So very sorry to hear this news. Frank was a very good man. A very loyal friend to my father. He will be missed by lots of friends and family. Prayers Rip Frank.

To the Roberts Family: 26 years ago Frank came into our lives when he married our sister Betty. Over the years they built a beautiful retirement home in Mun-Row City Mo, which They both loved. Many wonderful family memories took place there. Whether it was Frank slow cooking pork buts or Frying fish you didn’t want to intervene cause Frank would certainly put you in your place which was out of his kitchen. For 26 years he cared for and Loved our Sister Betty and for that love and care we are grateful. From his attire ( sleeveless button down shirts and Brandt’s Trucker hats ) to his colorful jokes and silly laugh he will be missed but NEVER forgotten. Frank passed on his Mother’s birth day and we were all thankful she came and took Frank home. Rest In Peace Frank You were loved by many people. A life well lived. Jim Kramp - Brother In Law

Betty and children so sorry to hear about your loss. Frank will always be with you in memories.

So sorry to hear of Uncle Frank's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with all of the family during this difficult time. RIP Uncle Frank

My last memory of Frank was of him sitting next to Kevin on a oicnic table at Jane and Tom’s earring Texas Cake and asking Kevin what the people in the movie said. He always had a story or a joke. I really enjoyed hanging out with him went we visited Von and Paul. Rest In Peace my Friend!!!

My last memory of Frank was of him sitting next to Kevin on a oicnic table at Jane and Tom’s eating Texas cake and watching a movie. None of us could hear the movie because he kept asking Kevin - “What did they say?” . I always enjoyed his jokes and stories. He always made me laugh. Rest In Peace my friend!!!