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Thomas Franz

Published 2/8/2012 in Obituaries

Thomas E. "Tyler" Franz, 57, died Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012, at his home in Garden City.

He was born Dec. 27, 1954, in Garden City, to Leonard C. and Lorita M. Seib Franz. He attended Garden City schools.

Mr. Franz returned to Garden City in 2005. His work involved designing and constructing closets and kitchens.

Survivors include his parents, Leonard C. and Lorita M. Franz of Garden City; two brothers, James L. Franz and Margaret Haith of Erie, Colo., and Richard P. Franz and his wife, Carol, of Paola; a sister, Kathleen Debes and her husband, Michael, of Dodge City; 11 nieces and nephews; and one great-nephew.

A private family interment will take place at a later date at Ness City Cemetery in Ness City.

There will be no visitation. Condolences may be emailed to garnandfh@sbcglobal.net. Memorials to the Finney County Historical Society may be sent in care of Garnand Funeral Home, 412 N. Seventh St., Garden City, KS 67846.

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My friend and cousin

Tom I will forever miss you, you came to my parents house when I turned 14. When I was going through a hard time you were always there. My heart has broken and my tears run freely. You had the most gentle spirit of anyone I have. Ever known thank you for the honor and privilege of haveing you in my life.

Posted by: Karen r Snyder on 2/11/2012

Sympathy

I am so sorry to see this!
I am praying for all your family at this time of your loss. I will cherish all the memories of Tom. God Bless!
Jeannie

Posted by: Jeannie (Franz) Thom on 2/11/2012

my cousin, my friend

I am glad that in recent years I could spend time with my cousin Tom...we shared a love of music and family history.

Posted by: Carol Franz Gerety on 2/10/2012

My Cousin Tom

Our families met each summer at a farmstead where our grandparents lived. We could not wait until Aug to go to Ness to see our cousins. Tom was one of my favorites. He was funny, witty, warm, and kind. I will miss his smile so much, and sweet, sincere hug. No matter how much time had passed, we were right back on the same page where we left off. I will miss you, and pray that God holds you in peace and love!

Posted by: Barb Franz Patrick on 2/9/2012

UNNCLE TOM

For Will Tom was always his favorite. loved him very much. For Heather the honor of meeting such a gentle soul and loving man that meant so much to my family was a true gift and his great nephew only new him a short time but would have loved him as well. A true hearted soul now gone but never forgotten

Posted by: WILL & HEATHER FRANZ on 2/9/2012

My condolences

Dear Friend Tom,
May GOD welcome you into his kingdom.
To the family, you have my prayers.
Rodney

Posted by: Rodney Komlofske on 2/9/2012

my condolences

Kathleen and family, I am so sad to read of the passing of your brother. Please know my thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this time.

Posted by: Donna Zirkel Batt on 2/8/2012